TheGlobe com Inc (PK) (TGLO)

Still cant believe we didn't get any boost after FID, in fact we dropped pps back lower than before FID announcement ??

The only volume for TGLO today is mostly all sells and a lower pps

IDK.  Seems like decent volume for this stock with no new news.

Another ZZZZZZZZZZZZ day

Thanks oldstocks, I saw that earlier today at 400%, yes, it's over whoever bought upwards of 8 they are screwed, this might open in the OTC or never opens. Insiders made banks on this run. It only happened to me once and it was $HUNT now $HUNTF which is in expert market now, got lucky on that, bought at 10 once morning and it ran to 103 the same day, but not like this much volume, sold 30 days later in the OTC for 28 dollars and now its in the expert market, but $HUNT wasn't a Chinese scam, it was a European, but it ran based on retail volume, not Chinese Mafia. Whoever bought, they are not sleeping well at all tonight and hope this is lesson for them, never to get into Chinese runners. I was reading the board today, Makinezmoney, might have bailed at the right time, but maybe not, who knows, one thing I learned in the business, profits can evaporate as quickly as you gained them, being humble will go a long way and never let it get over your head. Just wow, amazing run out of nowhere.

Dino That move was not halted after hours.
It was Suspended

The reason for Suspension is what is not clear at this time.

It was halted a few times during regular hours.

Crap, look at this move, but it looks like it was halted by Nasdaq after hours. Lots of millionaires were made and people are going to be losing millions on this trade. Huge bag holders galore, next opening will be in the OTC likely or never.

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/INHD/

Looking better today. You may be correct.

With the total now $3.6B, we should get some good coverage.

Yeah, old news via Kookmin, but hitting the financial wires much harder with the new PR and details from MUFG.

More people will ask questions about Delfin and know the name.

https://www.newsarticleinsiders.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=4094

CDEL on the bid 56k- good MMNite= Bad MM

Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG), one of the world's leading financial groups, today announced its role in the successful financing of The Delfin LNG project's first floating liquefied natural gas vessel, Delfin FLNG 1

This is not 'new' or 'more' investments. There were investment details in the June 3rd news release that were not disclosed.

a group of investors led by Global Infrastructure Partners, a part of BlackRock, together with existing Delfin investors Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL), energy and commodities trader Vitol, and credit asset manager Diameter Capital Partners, have agreed to invest in the first phase of the critical energy infrastructure project. No details of the investment were disclosed.

https://www.gasworld.com/story/delfin-midstream-takes-5bn-fid-for-first-flng-vessel/2251337.article/

I just wish one of those reports would slip in that Delfin has a shell company TGLO. 

Market is picking up the FID news more

https://www.investing.com/news/company-news/mufg-arranges-36-billion-financing-for-delfin-lng-project-93CH-4731030

Nice Find!

More financing!
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/mufg-announces-3-6-billion-financing-for-delfin-lngs-first-floating-lng-vessel-302794094.html

Sissy, use the drop down menu (top left above your profile pic) and click 'public reply' in response to a post so we know who you're responding to.

You think the price would be more than .36, now that Black Rock was behind them ?

TGLO bid getting heavy now at 56K.

The prevailing sentiment, even among XL, was that merger would happen shortly after FID.

I think the only barrier for merger has just been removed now and legitimized the project.

Not sure it happens immediate, but waiting until revenue doesn’t make a lot of sense, because by then you’ve already spent a lot of the story.

The market tends to pay the highest multiples when investors believe the company is about to become much larger. Not when most of the growth has already occurred.

We probably see a layered approach into future catalysts and the market slowly discovers Delfin after groups like BlackRock just backed them

Mate, I wasn't bashing you personally.

I'm just saying that I believed in your analysis and thought for sure this would take off with the FID. It did not. No big deal. This is a blank check company. I was using it like a lottery ticket. Just a bit disappointed with the results. I will live.

How are people buying at .33 when CS is showing.55

How’s come no one wants to borrow my shares to short? 

That screen shot is fake, 4 years ago he even took that same screen shot and said anyone can create fake screen shot of TGLO holdings. But yeah, it is apparent at least 12-14 people on this board own over a million shares, if in fact the tradable float is around 22 million.

Someone will buy that! Maybe for pennies or dollars.
I'm seven figures shares deep since 2018. I have to exclude it from my regular portfolio as it goes up or down %25 daily.

Too many bread crumbs. This is going to get really big soon.
//and I don't know why this always double posts

I think Democrats will be much more amenable to clean-burning hydrocarbons in the future. A party can abandon pragmatism for only so long.
E.g. Mark Carney.

If Delfin wants to secure that 2nd and 3rd vessel, they better before the end of 2028. The executive branch under republican control guarantees them no delays in permits such as the FERC coming up next year. If democrats win in 2028, who knows what new asinine delay they will face. Will be great to see this project be fully FID during the Trump presidency!

Plus not to mention financing these vessels while yes attracted big institutional investors as we had already known would happen, it also requires big loans as well. And then 2 more FID’s would require even more massive capital (R/M?). Will be interesting how this story ends.

I'll tell you exactly why I tend to trust their analysis. They recommended Voyager Digital at ~.50 when they signed a marketing contract with them. The stock then went to ~$30 over the next 1.5-2 years. Voyager offered another contract and the NIA refused bc of what they saw in their most recent financial disclosures. Their counterparty risk skyrocketed and NIA discovered it was a crypto Ponzi Scheme. So they put out an article telling their readers to short Voyager Digital until it hit $0 and filed for bankruptcy. Within a year, it happened. They never owned a position on either side of the trade. They refused upfront cash bc they discovered it was a scam. Also, the NIA isn't my investment portfolio. I enjoy their analysis bc they are honest and recommend some really good precious metals mining/exploration analysis and picks. I wouldn't know about TGLO if they didn't recommend them. I've never understood the hate towards them.

So you have a problem with their analysis? What specifically in what I posted do you find laughable or simply not possible? I don't do the whole fallacy thing.

I just hope I'm not going to have a hard time getting out of this stock...

My point is we didn't really see that play out. There was no sustained buying pressure at elevated prices in large amounts to allow more than one or two people to do anything worth mentioning. I highly doubt anybody pocketed $25k in profit given that a majority of the volume was probably sub .40 from what I saw. Most of this is keyboard LARPing from people who don't like me thinking what I think imo. Anybody who has watched this stock for years knows you can't flip it over and over and continue to profit over and over.

Yeah rsande, I don't know or care who is flipping and where from. It was just rough math. 300K were shares sold last week. If one-third of those shares were picked up at 0.25 and sold at 0.50, that's $25K. But you're probably right that I'm being too generous. Or maybe you call that a swing trade rather than a "flip".

I didn't really have a point other than to say congrats to those who made a buck and that whatever that number is - $1K, $10K, $25K - it could be meaningful for them. So I don't blame them or complain about the selling.

Hey look Machmoud... , I really dont need you to translate what Brapp has to say, he's been fairly straightforward since Ive been here for 5 years or so, $25k on "flips" ??
Bwahahahahaha, you on the other hand have turned fairly schizoid with the rambling sometimes unintelligible posts... I'm purty sure the only folks that have made anything near $25k have owned this at under a nickel...and/or have buying in the teens holding for 50c or so and then maybe getting rid of a few shares, we've all seen 400-600 shares drop this thing like a rock, quicker than the cheerleaders dress on prom nite...and maybe the first person "out" might make a few bux, but not $25k, I'm thinkin your breadcrumbs have gotten lost in the bullshit

When Tellurian went public in February 2017 through a reverse merger with Magellan Petroleum, the former (private) Tellurian Investments shareholders held approximately 96% of the combined company's pro forma outstanding stock. Conversely, the legacy (minority) Magellan shareholders retained roughly 4% of the ownership.

NextDecade went public on July 24, 2017, through a reverse merger with a Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC), Harmony Merger Corp. Upon the closing of the business combination, Harmony's public and minority shareholders owned approximately 13.0% of the combined company. The remaining majority stake was held by NextDecade's legacy equity holders.If you want, I can also:Explain how the SPAC reverse merger structure diluted the minority stakeholders.Compare their initial ownership structure against their institutional and major shareholder breakdown today

During the 2018 merger between Cheniere Energy, Inc. and Cheniere Energy Partners LP Holdings, LLC (ticker: LNG), approximately 97.6% of total outstanding common shares approved the merger.Specifically for the publicly-held shares that Cheniere Energy didn't already own, the approval rate was about 70.4%. At the time of the transaction, Cheniere Energy already owned 80.1% of the subsidiary's issued and outstanding shares.

He had no choice but to resign, I had him checked and next as well as Queen is gone on the next move.

Ya Habbibi, Brap meant if you are flipping and making 25 grand not 25 thousand share, this is being played like a fiddle between 4-5 traders, the first that sells a good chunk, the next few follow, it's a chain reaction, they get emotional why they didn't get to sell on the first bid at the opening and get pissed, then the second one bid whack and the next one says, F*U*C*. man, I need to sell the down to the next one before it drops under 30 cents, then the flippers are the last sellers. We have 3 muskateers on this board, Thirdcoast, Plasmode, and Uncleteddy who is famous in saying "Is it time to buy" or the flipper Boston marathon that says, "I just slapped the ask, the higher it goes I will keep slapping".

I don't gamble either, I don't even buy scratchers nor lotteries, I take risks, whether it is business or stocks, I have always treated TGLO as a speculative play and if it does pan out, yes it is a generational wealth in the making with the right position. Nothing is guaranteed except for death and taxes, all of us on this board are temporary guests on this earth, I believe in destiny, sometimes you are the one who chooses your destiny. I have done quite a few stupid things in my life, enough to count all of my fingers on my hands, the question becomes, is TGLO one of them? To be determined.

Trading stocks is not entertainment for me, it's a passion I have, entertainment for me, is going to the strip club.

That National Inflation Association crap you are talking about, you know the one that North alluded to that it will become a bloated pig at some point, that was just sarcasm, I have been on with TGLO since it had a promotional flag on the OTC Markets, betting it was because of NIA pumping the chit out it, that was a huge red flag for me. And no, I am most definitely not tying NIA with TGLO. I have no patience for flipping OTC with no liquidity, I am up to my ears with shares, even if I wanted to this stock will drop below 15-18 cents, I am here till the end. We it break my bank should this merger not happen, of course not, but I will be disappointed like most on this board. For me, it has always been Delfin still hasn't denied the rumors, if they were going IPO, worse it would have happened Blackrock would have announced it or will announce at some point, betting if that is in the cards? We will soon see an announcement, again if that is the cards, which leaves SPAC, I know Jones has a board seat with a Canadian SPAC, I have mentioned that three times in my previous post long time ago, I even mentioned to MWM, they can't stay private, who is going to service the debt till 2031, which makes absolutely no sense, so it's either TGLO or the Canadian SPAC. The other part that is also a head scratcher for me, a private entity of Delfins caliber is not going to want to proceed with the merger with TGLO with a tad below 71% control, most merger in this magnitude are nothing less that 90%, also I know almost everyone hates this subject about the reverse split, Delfin would not be able to get the funding in the OTC, they need higher tier exchange, if they want to service the debt. 10 to 1 or even 20-1 reverse split simultaneously with the merger and list on Nasdaq. This stock is in limbo, because there is no hard facts, the first bread crumb that is essential to check out of this "Hotel California" is Jones gets listed on the OTC Markets and business description of Delfin on that site, yes they took control, but what does that mean? It doesn't mean anything other that Delfin still determining the direction of TGLO shell for the next 12 months, merger could be announced unexpectedly now that FID was made, I don't think they can service the debt, TGLO or the SPAC is the only path, I personally don't think it's the SPAC either unless we hear something from that SPAC or Delfin themselves within the next 30-60 days. I took the risk and I will own it and if I am wrong in anything I said, I will eat my words. I am in it to win it, I took bigger risk than I did with TGLO before in this arena, some paid off some didn't, but in the end I managed to come on top.


Everyone looks at things differently, If you had a rifle with a scope and if you went into the forest and saw a deer and you took an aim at it and within your scope you look her eyes, would you shoot it? I know I wouldn't.

25k shares to flip ??
Bwahahaha... NOT happening, 25k shares on the sell, drops this bitch 20cents

It’s not always formal and sometimes simply correspondence or maybe it hasn’t been released yet.

Either way, it didn’t prevent FID, so I doubt it stands in the way of merger

Where is that Return to Service guidance reported? Delfin marches forward in an arrow straight line.

What? They probably already did and I highly doubt that has anything to do with merger versus preventing the FID that we just got.

Keep in mind, it takes well over a year to clear those cases, so it isn’t going anywhere, but that does not mean they didn’t receive a return to service with monitoring

PHSMA needs to clear. I am sure it will, just a matter of when.

All the buyers bought, but no one was really selling either.

I wouldn’t trust this pricing or the hope they drag it out. The market just wants merger now is all and FID was baked in with all the fakeouts and accumulation.

The main, and probably only, barrier to merging has been removed, so nothing may be stopping them anymore and could happen anytime

Panic selling, capitulation, disillusionment - I'm confident they all apply to some or many. I don't gamble but I've always treated TGLO like a big scratch off ticket. It's not an investment strategy or a realistic "life changer", at least not in my perspective. Right or wrong it's entertainment for me. Personally I find that to be the healthiest way to treat this goofy thing. I would say though, if you're tying your hopes to the National Inflation Association...maybe take an honest, eyes wide open, sober look at things and re-adjust. If you're clever enough to make a few bucks flipping it, good on ya. I think most of the old guard here, that provide the bulk of the DD, have a realistic outlook. There are a few zealots that take offense at any pushback as things develop. I hope we all win. I know, I know "sell your shares and move on!" HAHAH!

25,000 dollars is a lot of money for any single trader, not just retirees, this kind of trading is not just one trader, this is being washed, rinsed and repeat by at least 3-4 traders, so essentially break that into 4 ways and maybe even 5 ways. They all take turns to sell into the bid, if you watched the tape real carefully you will see what is going on, not to mention the panic sellers that joined, I would suggest if anyone has a pointless bread crumbs that is not officially connecting TGLO to Delfin not post anything, let Delfin speak to the market.

For some people, retirees, flipping 100K shares for +$25,000 is worth it.
It's not worth it to me due to the upside risk, and at minimum resetting my basis to short term capital gains.

So congrats to thirdcoast and the other flippers who are accomplishing their goals.
When this thing finally runs, we need them (preferably posting above the ask!) to keep this thing moving up to attract more chasing volume.

Bc there was precisely zero opportunity to flip. Less than 650,000 shares traded this entire week. Some people will claim they successfully flip this time and time again, but you look at the volume and see the facts. Pocketing beer money isn't flipping. I'd believe it if the volume was a lot higher.