Posted On: 08/22/2014 9:19:50 AM
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MTVX Recent activities 08/22/2014 08:19:46 $MTVX
Boy Pete, that sure is a nifty looking Smartcarb. I may have to go buy a motorcycle just to put one on.
I've been around since dirt
MTVX Stock Message Board http://investorshangout.com/APT-Moto-Vox-Grou...TVX-87784/
You obviously weren't around for froz Friday after hours.
So saying what's inside the 8k is ok?? Maybe he will email the numbers in the fins to me if I ask BEFORE they are released. We all know there coming or at least we're told so that should be fine too right?
Good news doesn't come after hours
Love this part "Large current and future orders"
Thanks mLm27718, can't wait to read the 8-K showing MTVX received a fair & just Financial settlement $$$$$, from CERNER for the sale of some or will it be all ??? of MTVX's 18-Acres of Land & Buildings CERNER needs to expand and build their Campus with.
WIN-WIN for US & them . IMO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tlx08Ok9DgQ
Releasing information such as "expect a PR soon" about such and such happens all the time, how can that be insider trading?
8K coming today happy friday lets roll
Oh ya lmfao nothing like insider trading aye.
It will most likely be after hrs if that is true
Paul k emailed me and said the company will be filing an 8k this week on the new IR deal the judge signed off on days ago. Today us the end of the week so unless paul k was lieing to me the 8k should be out today.
GM very exciting accomplishments taking place!!
Hey where do you keep getting this 22 nd date at? Not doubting you but just wondering b
Conversion Price. Section 1.2 of the attached exhibit...
Discount rate of 37.5% to market price, look back 5 days but no more than $0.012 per share. This means the maximum conversion price given to this lender is $0.012 per share and if $0.012 represented a 37.5% discount to market price, the anticipated market price of MTVX is greater than $0.012.
This lender converts at the end of October 2014.
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/148652...ex1082.htm
Consulting Agreement - NDP Consulting
Section 5 Compensation for services: $250,000 in cash or registered stock(S-8 filing). Shares shall be priced at 0.01.
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/148652...ex1071.htm
Hope this helps,
BB
Ms BB, Checked convertible notes, can't find conversion 0,01$???
The only thing I can find is pertaining to FINRA RULE 6490 that basically says that a 10 day notice must be given BEFORE a reverse merger.
Issuer Obligations Under New FINRA Rule 6490
FINRA Rule 6490 (Processing of Company-Related Actions) codifies the requirements in SEA Rule 10b-17 for issuers of a class of publicly trading securities to provide timely notice to FINRA of certain corporate actions (e.g., dividend or other distribution of cash or securities, stock split or reverse split, rights or subscription offering). Generally pursuant to SEA Rule 10b-17, issuers must notify FINRA at least 10 days prior to the record date for such corporate action. Issuers must also notify FINRA of certain other corporate actions (e.g., the issuance of or change of trading symbols, mergers, bankruptcy) no later than 10 days prior to the effective date of the company action. Issuers must complete the required forms and pay the applicable fees within such time periods or they will be subject to late fees and delayed processing of documents to announce corporate actions.
The new rule further permits FINRA to request other documents that may be necessary to verify information issuers provide on the forms. FINRA may, in its discretion, conduct detailed reviews of submissions, on a case-by-case basis. Moreover, the new rule authorizes FINRA to not process a request to announce a corporate action if FINRA determines that the request is deficient and not processing is necessary to protect investors and the public interest and to maintain fair and orderly markets.
SEA Rule 10b-17 Company-Related Actions
SEA Rule 10b-17, an anti-fraud rule of the federal securities laws, provides that issuers must notify FINRA no later than 10 days prior to the record date involved. In case of a rights subscription or other offering, if the 10-day advance notice is not practical, issuers must notify FINRA on or before the record date and in no event later than the effective date of the registration statement to which the offering relates. Generally, issuers must notify FINRA of the following actions:
• a dividend or other distribution in cash or in kind, except an ordinary interest payment on a debt security, but including a dividend or distribution of any security of the same or another issuer;
• a stock split or reverse split; or
• a rights or other subscription offering (collectively, referred to as "SEA Rule 10b-17 Actions"
. For example, an issuer of non-exchange-listed publicly traded securities that is planning a stock split on shares of its common stock to holders of record on February 25 would be required under SEA Rule 10b-17 and FINRA Rule 6490 to provide written notice to FINRA no later than 10 days prior to the record date for the transaction, or by February 15.
Moreover, SEA Rule 10b-17 prescribes information that must be included in the notice, including, but not limited to:
• the title of the security;
• date of declaration;
• record date;
• payment or distribution date;
• for cash distributions, the amount to be paid per share;
• for distribution of securities, generally the amount of the security outstanding immediately prior to and immediately following the dividend or distribution and the rate of the dividend or distribution;
• details of any conditions that must be satisfied to enable the payment or distribution; and
• additional details relating to stock or reverse splits.
Issuers should review the text of SEA Rule 10b-17 to fully understand their obligations, which may be amended from time to time.
http://finra.complinet.com/en/display/display...ger#r12951
Welcome Future. Snazzy little bike, I hope your daughter has a fun and safe time playing with her new toy --- lucky girl.
Hopefully your new shares will pay big dividends in the Future. Great entry point I must say.
Company going through a difficult time with dilution issues, but hopefully it will be resolved sooner rather than later.
GLTY
Thanks for the reply. Anyways not that I don't believe you but maybe you or anybody could post a link stating there's a window period after a private Co becomes public that they are unable to RS for a certain time frame. I have been looking everywhere and do not see anything other than it common that RS Happen DURING a reverse merger or that they need to file 10 days in advance. Other than that I can not find any restrictions that would keep APT from doing a reverse split. So again if anybody has a LINK that would confirm this please show me. Thx
Boy Pete, that sure is a nifty looking Smartcarb. I may have to go buy a motorcycle just to put one on.
I've been around since dirt
MTVX Stock Message Board http://investorshangout.com/APT-Moto-Vox-Grou...TVX-87784/
You obviously weren't around for froz Friday after hours.
So saying what's inside the 8k is ok?? Maybe he will email the numbers in the fins to me if I ask BEFORE they are released. We all know there coming or at least we're told so that should be fine too right?
Good news doesn't come after hours
Love this part "Large current and future orders"
Thanks mLm27718, can't wait to read the 8-K showing MTVX received a fair & just Financial settlement $$$$$, from CERNER for the sale of some or will it be all ??? of MTVX's 18-Acres of Land & Buildings CERNER needs to expand and build their Campus with.
WIN-WIN for US & them . IMO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tlx08Ok9DgQ
Releasing information such as "expect a PR soon" about such and such happens all the time, how can that be insider trading?
8K coming today happy friday lets roll
Oh ya lmfao nothing like insider trading aye.
It will most likely be after hrs if that is true
Paul k emailed me and said the company will be filing an 8k this week on the new IR deal the judge signed off on days ago. Today us the end of the week so unless paul k was lieing to me the 8k should be out today.
GM very exciting accomplishments taking place!!
Hey where do you keep getting this 22 nd date at? Not doubting you but just wondering b
Conversion Price. Section 1.2 of the attached exhibit...
Discount rate of 37.5% to market price, look back 5 days but no more than $0.012 per share. This means the maximum conversion price given to this lender is $0.012 per share and if $0.012 represented a 37.5% discount to market price, the anticipated market price of MTVX is greater than $0.012.
This lender converts at the end of October 2014.
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/148652...ex1082.htm
Consulting Agreement - NDP Consulting
Section 5 Compensation for services: $250,000 in cash or registered stock(S-8 filing). Shares shall be priced at 0.01.
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/148652...ex1071.htm
Hope this helps,
BB
Ms BB, Checked convertible notes, can't find conversion 0,01$???
The only thing I can find is pertaining to FINRA RULE 6490 that basically says that a 10 day notice must be given BEFORE a reverse merger.
Issuer Obligations Under New FINRA Rule 6490
FINRA Rule 6490 (Processing of Company-Related Actions) codifies the requirements in SEA Rule 10b-17 for issuers of a class of publicly trading securities to provide timely notice to FINRA of certain corporate actions (e.g., dividend or other distribution of cash or securities, stock split or reverse split, rights or subscription offering). Generally pursuant to SEA Rule 10b-17, issuers must notify FINRA at least 10 days prior to the record date for such corporate action. Issuers must also notify FINRA of certain other corporate actions (e.g., the issuance of or change of trading symbols, mergers, bankruptcy) no later than 10 days prior to the effective date of the company action. Issuers must complete the required forms and pay the applicable fees within such time periods or they will be subject to late fees and delayed processing of documents to announce corporate actions.
The new rule further permits FINRA to request other documents that may be necessary to verify information issuers provide on the forms. FINRA may, in its discretion, conduct detailed reviews of submissions, on a case-by-case basis. Moreover, the new rule authorizes FINRA to not process a request to announce a corporate action if FINRA determines that the request is deficient and not processing is necessary to protect investors and the public interest and to maintain fair and orderly markets.
SEA Rule 10b-17 Company-Related Actions
SEA Rule 10b-17, an anti-fraud rule of the federal securities laws, provides that issuers must notify FINRA no later than 10 days prior to the record date involved. In case of a rights subscription or other offering, if the 10-day advance notice is not practical, issuers must notify FINRA on or before the record date and in no event later than the effective date of the registration statement to which the offering relates. Generally, issuers must notify FINRA of the following actions:
• a dividend or other distribution in cash or in kind, except an ordinary interest payment on a debt security, but including a dividend or distribution of any security of the same or another issuer;
• a stock split or reverse split; or
• a rights or other subscription offering (collectively, referred to as "SEA Rule 10b-17 Actions"
. For example, an issuer of non-exchange-listed publicly traded securities that is planning a stock split on shares of its common stock to holders of record on February 25 would be required under SEA Rule 10b-17 and FINRA Rule 6490 to provide written notice to FINRA no later than 10 days prior to the record date for the transaction, or by February 15. Moreover, SEA Rule 10b-17 prescribes information that must be included in the notice, including, but not limited to:
• the title of the security;
• date of declaration;
• record date;
• payment or distribution date;
• for cash distributions, the amount to be paid per share;
• for distribution of securities, generally the amount of the security outstanding immediately prior to and immediately following the dividend or distribution and the rate of the dividend or distribution;
• details of any conditions that must be satisfied to enable the payment or distribution; and
• additional details relating to stock or reverse splits.
Issuers should review the text of SEA Rule 10b-17 to fully understand their obligations, which may be amended from time to time.
http://finra.complinet.com/en/display/display...ger#r12951
Welcome Future. Snazzy little bike, I hope your daughter has a fun and safe time playing with her new toy --- lucky girl.
Hopefully your new shares will pay big dividends in the Future. Great entry point I must say.
Company going through a difficult time with dilution issues, but hopefully it will be resolved sooner rather than later.
GLTY
Thanks for the reply. Anyways not that I don't believe you but maybe you or anybody could post a link stating there's a window period after a private Co becomes public that they are unable to RS for a certain time frame. I have been looking everywhere and do not see anything other than it common that RS Happen DURING a reverse merger or that they need to file 10 days in advance. Other than that I can not find any restrictions that would keep APT from doing a reverse split. So again if anybody has a LINK that would confirm this please show me. Thx
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