A Dinosaur
3日前
I don't disagree with his statistics, just his conclusion. The so-called MSM has ignored, where possible, and down-played if not, the incompetence of both Biden and Harris. Since viewership is gradually moving to Fox, Newsmax, OneAmerica News, and various conservative podcasts, I think those numbers will change in the future. Your point is well made, however, that, in my opinion, the vox populi has been turned off by the vituporousness of the folks on CNN, MSNBC, and to a slightly lesser extent, ABC, NBC, and CBS. If you look at Nielson, I think you will see why I think so. They're tired of the divisiveness, and have tuned out - if, indeed, they ever tuned in.
Sorry to disappoint you, but I am literate, and occasionally sarcastic.
Dino
gitreal
2週前
Tierra Nuevo Mining is the company that Mexus has signed a LOI with? This company, who in 2014 signed a LOI with a dubious company claiming that they could recover precious metals from tailings using "patented absorptive organic polymers" made out of crustacean shells or plant fibers. Sounds pretty shady, I wonder if that NanoStruck Technologies company is still around? Will have to do a little digging....
NanoStruck Technologies Inc. (the ?Company? or ?NanoStruck?) announces a non-binding Letter of Intent (?LOI?) signed with Tierra Nuevo Mining Ltd (TNM), a private exploration company with mining assets in Mexico BG Partners Corp., brought this business relationship to NanoStruck.
The LOI is to explore the potential of TNM engaging NanoStruck to recover gold and silver from TMN?s tailings material using the NanoMet Technology at TNM?s Noche Buena Mine site, located in Zacatecas state, 10 kilometers northeast of Goldcorp?s Peñasquito Mine. The Noche Buena mine began operations sometime between 1926 and 1930 and was worked continuously until 1992 when it was shut down due to the collapse of metal prices.
Brian Mok, Senior Mining Consultant at BG Partners Corp. said: “This is a great opportunity for NanoStruck to demonstrate its technology and expertise in the mine tailings industry.?
Bundeep Singh Rangar, interim CEO and Chairman of the Board said: ?A credible counter-party greatly accelerates the development and go-to-market strategy of our unique mine tailings processing technology.?
About the Company
NanoStruck Technologies Inc. is a Canadian Company with a suite of technologies that remove molecular sized particles using patented absorptive organic polymers. These versatile biomaterials are derived from crustacean shells or plant fibers, depending on requirements of their usage. Acting as molecular sponges, the nanometer-sized polymers are custom programmed to absorb specific particles for remediation or retrieval purposes. These could be used to clean out acids, hydrocarbons, pathogens, oils and toxins in water via its NanoPure solutions. Or to recover precious metal particles in mine tailings, such as gold, silver, platinum, palladium and rhodium using the Company?s NanoMet solutions.
By using patented modifications to conventional technologies and adding polymer-based nano-filtration, the Company?s offers environmentally safe NanoPure solutions for water purification. The Company uses Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines as a benchmark for water quality and safety to conform to acceptable agricultural or drinking water standards in jurisdictions where the technology is used.
Additionally, the Company?s technology can be used to recover precious and base metals from mine tailings, which are the residual material from earlier mining activities. By retrieving valuable metals from old tailing dumps, the Company?s NanoMet solutions boosts the value of existing mining assets and reduces the need for new, costly and potentially environmentally harmful exploration and mining.
The Company?s current business model is based on either selling water remediation plants or leasing out units and charging customers on a price per liter basis with a negotiated minimum payment per annum. For processing mine tailings, the value of precious metal recovered is shared with tailing site owners on a pre-agreed basis.
Source: http://www.nanostruck.com/
1manband
2週前
It is more PT Bullshit. He clearly understands nothing, as he claims Mexus will voluntarily "delist", even though they were never listed in the first place. Doesn't matter though, as FINRA, who is the actual OTC regulator, has already forcibly removed them from trading. No "delist" necessary.
Funny how Mexus would be the FIRST SEC revoked company to trade anywhere post-revocation without re-registration. Not single one of the many hundreds of other revoked companies has ever figured out how to accomplish that feat, but somehow dumbass liar PT cracked the code!
If a delinquent company could simply continue to trade post-SEC revocation, then why would the SEC even bother? And why did they change Rule 15c2-11 and immediately prohibited from trading all the other delinquent and non-reporting OTC companies that were automatically barred from trading?
mahatmapaul
4週前
When the SEC revokes a corporation, it means that the Securities and Exchange Commission has officially stripped a company of its ability to publicly trade its shares on the stock market, usually due to severe regulatory violations or non-compliance with reporting requirements, effectively removing the company from public view and preventing investors from readily buying or selling its stock; this often happens when a company fails to file necessary financial documents or engages in fraudulent activities.
Key points about SEC revocation:
Impact on trading:
Once revoked, the company's stock cannot be traded on public exchanges, making it highly illiquid and difficult to value.
Reasons for revocation:
This action is typically taken when a company repeatedly fails to comply with SEC regulations, engages in deceptive practices, or doesn't file required financial reports.
Shareholder status:
While the company is delisted, shareholders technically still hold their shares, but selling them becomes extremely difficult due to the lack of a public market.
Once registration has been revoked, the stock's ticker will be deleted. Shareholders will still be shareholders but in a private company. Their stock will be extremely illiquid, and its value will be difficult to determine, as there is no public market for it.
1manband
1月前
NBRI is also a mega-scam/pump and dump. Has been for at least a decade. Every few years they come up with some new BS story to suck in an entirely new crop of suckers, dump a ton of stock on the idiots, and then go quiet again, just waiting for the market to forget what a scam it is.
Like clockwork. But as with most pump and dumps, the subsequent highs are never nearly as high as the prior pump, which means those sucked in on the prior pump never quite get the opportunity to sell to break even, much less a profit, so they hang on and never sell.
This is undoubtedly what PT and his cronies were looking to do with MXSG, but the SEC made sure that would not happen.