Looks like we are poised for some price action thi
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Posted On: 07/19/2021 4:28:33 PM
Looks like we are poised for some price action this week, one comment on Ihub about filings snowballed into a dozen posts, it proves how much people look at message boards and how anxious we are to see current filings.
It is hard to know how high the price will go if we ever hear from the elusive management and become pink current. DEC 2014 filing for Jovita mine and San Pedro mill state the earnings to be 0.07 per share
(enter debate about mines’ actual existence here) haha
The average P/E ratio for Specialty mines and Resources is 29.20. That is ridiculous - a healthy P/E would be about 5.7. Bringing the price to a whopping 39.9 cents. Factor in the dilution from notes converted and dumped into float in 2015 creating 4x as many shares, brings us down to about 9.97 cents. A current share structure and earnings would be good here. But let’s keep waiting shall we?
I must apologize for misinformation I have spread, Janice Shell is not from “jolly old England.” I made the incorrect assumption due to her ever presence on ihub and their unfailing support. As always, an assumption is just a poorly researched opinion for too young to be repeated.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB957889440381713253
Found the amusing article above that states JS is actually born in Kanas City and very educated with a doctorate in art history. Which certainly supports her exceptional writing skills and propensity for research. However, poor judgement combined with egocentricity, Janice and cohort set up an overtly fake business as an April fools joke to educate all us fools. Janice and friend were subsequently sued by Business Wire for fraud, trademark infringement, defamation, breach of contract and conspiracy, which is ironic as hell.
Note: the above article was circulated by the New York Times, rather prestigious for a penny stock message board poster.
Investors hub is a UK company that trades on the London exchange under AFN. I have this fleeting hypothesis that due to her notoriety; Janice may receive a discrete stipend from iHub making her presence on message boards (of her choice) mandatory. I don’t believe Janice is paid to bash stocks down in the traditional sense, she does not plan to own any stock she targets, nor cares about the price. Janice literally loves this sh%t. She finds conspiracy theorists entertaining, she creates controversy, irks everyone, entices posts and draws people to the website. Ihub supports her because she is simply good for business. Employee status explains the preferential treatment she receives and the ability to railroad message boards. Another supportive observation is that she predominately posts on iHub alone. Who else would a publicly owned company want to endorse a product than a celebrity that everyone loves to hate? My observation applies to other moderators as well, (although not in Janice’s league.) I had three other boards where the mods were overzealous, almost vicious. Perhaps if one becomes a prolific enough mod they receive a private message with a job offer from iHub? Job description: Post spicy content on boards, keep it fresh and interesting. It is entertainment after all.
Who knows? It is one GUESS as to the manipulative direction of iHub message boards but, here I go ass-u–me-ing again….
It is hard to know how high the price will go if we ever hear from the elusive management and become pink current. DEC 2014 filing for Jovita mine and San Pedro mill state the earnings to be 0.07 per share
(enter debate about mines’ actual existence here) haha
The average P/E ratio for Specialty mines and Resources is 29.20. That is ridiculous - a healthy P/E would be about 5.7. Bringing the price to a whopping 39.9 cents. Factor in the dilution from notes converted and dumped into float in 2015 creating 4x as many shares, brings us down to about 9.97 cents. A current share structure and earnings would be good here. But let’s keep waiting shall we?
I must apologize for misinformation I have spread, Janice Shell is not from “jolly old England.” I made the incorrect assumption due to her ever presence on ihub and their unfailing support. As always, an assumption is just a poorly researched opinion for too young to be repeated.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB957889440381713253
Found the amusing article above that states JS is actually born in Kanas City and very educated with a doctorate in art history. Which certainly supports her exceptional writing skills and propensity for research. However, poor judgement combined with egocentricity, Janice and cohort set up an overtly fake business as an April fools joke to educate all us fools. Janice and friend were subsequently sued by Business Wire for fraud, trademark infringement, defamation, breach of contract and conspiracy, which is ironic as hell.
Note: the above article was circulated by the New York Times, rather prestigious for a penny stock message board poster.
Investors hub is a UK company that trades on the London exchange under AFN. I have this fleeting hypothesis that due to her notoriety; Janice may receive a discrete stipend from iHub making her presence on message boards (of her choice) mandatory. I don’t believe Janice is paid to bash stocks down in the traditional sense, she does not plan to own any stock she targets, nor cares about the price. Janice literally loves this sh%t. She finds conspiracy theorists entertaining, she creates controversy, irks everyone, entices posts and draws people to the website. Ihub supports her because she is simply good for business. Employee status explains the preferential treatment she receives and the ability to railroad message boards. Another supportive observation is that she predominately posts on iHub alone. Who else would a publicly owned company want to endorse a product than a celebrity that everyone loves to hate? My observation applies to other moderators as well, (although not in Janice’s league.) I had three other boards where the mods were overzealous, almost vicious. Perhaps if one becomes a prolific enough mod they receive a private message with a job offer from iHub? Job description: Post spicy content on boards, keep it fresh and interesting. It is entertainment after all.
Who knows? It is one GUESS as to the manipulative direction of iHub message boards but, here I go ass-u–me-ing again….
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