Stock from closing today:
Elio $1.80 up .12 or 7.14%
Elio $1.80 up .12 or 7.14%
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You can register using your Google, Facebook, or Twitter account, just click here.Over priced? Don't they have $25 Million worth of prototypes? ...If it were a more "normal" stock, with actual income and earnings and losses... logically it would be headed to penny stock range.
But are Elio stockholders normal investors? If this board is any indication, the stock is an emotional holding. Elio's current stock price values the company at over 50 million dollars. Given the current finances and outlook, Elio is absurdly overvalued.
Elio going to pink sheet will hurt, but perhaps not as much as more "normal" stocks. The stock appears destined to be a penny sooner or later, but it may take a quite a while.
Paul Elio cannot trade now. Until Connie Greshham (sp?) signs off on 10k, insiders can not trade. I am sure he is working on his next venture, but with his string of losses, it will be hard to find another billionaire to invest. At least he made millions of dollars to soften the blow.View attachment 23559
Now OTC says ‘Stop’ and has a warning. Is this another level of Pink? The earlier one just said ‘Pink’.
Edit: this is ‘new territory’ for me but it appears, to me, that now with absolutely no info, it is assumed to be ‘insider trading’. Is that what 10b is all about? Very interesting: I have learned a lot from all this, thanks everyone!!
It's not the fall that kills you. It's the sudden stop at the bottom.View attachment 23559
Now OTC says ‘Stop’ and has a warning. Is this another level of Pink? The earlier one just said ‘Pink’.
Edit: this is ‘new territory’ for me but it appears, to me, that now with absolutely no info, it is assumed to be ‘insider trading’. Is that what 10b is all about? Very interesting: I have learned a lot from all this, thanks everyone!!
Paul Elio cannot trade now. Until Connie Greshham (sp?) signs off on 10k, insiders can not trade. I am sure he is working on his next venture, but with his string of losses, it will be hard to find another billionaire to invest. At least he made millions of dollars to soften the blow.
It has been manipulated all along. Volume was so light, it would be very cheap to do. I am sure Paul Elio would sell his shares for 25 cents if he could find a buyer legally. Should be some interesting lawsuits coming up.So, since the share price dropped almost immediately to $1.50 from around $1.80 (almost 17 percent) when ‘insiders’ were prohibited, does that maybe indicate that ‘insiders’ may have been propping it up?
Over the years, there appeared to be plateaus where the stock got stuck at, one was around $6.00.