Cielo Waste Solutions Corp. V.CMC

TradeTracer:

[sandysouci]

maybe you should just buy your shares here???...

not sure if you can drive this down much further, but hey, no one can fault you for trying... good for you...

keep in mind that a news development could come out at any time now, given everything that's going on behind the scenes right now with this (gem of a) company...

let us know what you end up doing!...

glta

[Closurefor1964]

Yes so much upside and benifits with Cielo. If those carbon credits come through that were announced , the revenue from those will pay for the new plants to be built. The Capital cost with Cielo are some much lower for these plants than for any other company.

[TradeTracer]

I've been around this board before you all showed up, and it's highly unlikely that people would be making investment decisions based solely on posts on Stockhouse lol Just providing a bit of insight to those who want to broaden their viewpoints

[sam2100]

What does it matter how long you've been posting on stockhouse for ? Personally, I find some of the most useful/helpful posts are the ones that challenge my points of view.  Yours isn't one of them since IMO, your reasoning is flawed. I'm assuming that you are aware that major governments around the world have enacted laws that require the use of a minimal amount of bio-diesel.

[TradeTracer]

I've been following Cielo before the boat left the dock... lol Well aware of the government mandated regulations of biofuel, that's how I stumbled across Cielo in the first place My concerns with Cielo is that it's valued at about $787 million today, and the articles are circulating around of competitors staking their ground in the same business

[Closurefor1964]

Today's stock price is valued on the furure aspects the question is how far in the future do you look. I do not think the price even comes close to what will be happening in a year or 18 months. In 2 years it will be to late based on reveue projections to get this company below $20 per share.

[sam2100]

So, you have been following Cielo since before the boat left the dock............ I'm curious as to you how you are positioned;  long, short, no position. Are you upset with yourself that you did not buy Ceilo at 7 cents and you have watched the stock rocket to over a buck. Are you aware of the name of Cielo's closest competitor and the market cap of that company. What is the

[alderaan]

Cielo's market cap is 410M CAD at today's close, so this guy is out to lunch.

[pjmac101]

The fully diluted shares were 649,982,833 per their investor presentation of Feb 4 2021. Their shares outstanding were 437M so that's maybe the difference. I find that there is a lot of shares dilution. I don't see the big catalyst over the next 2 yrs. They have the 8 quarter operational timeline in that investor presentation but I don't see it being that impressive to warrant any more

[sam2100]

In the short term continuous running at the Aldersyde plant is the major "catalyst". For the long term, have a read of the posts on this board. "Pursuant to the terms of the MOU, RUEI is required to pay a Joint Venture Fee (“JV Fee”) of CDN $250,000 per Territory, CDN $750,000 in aggregate (the “JV Fees”). Cielo confirms receiving a deposit of CDN $250,000. The balance is

[TradeTracer]

I always use full dilution when it comes to market cap, and in the case of Cielo it's looking like every warrant will (and should) be excercised Thus 630 million shares at $1.25 = $787,500,000  Not Google's $404 million market cap 

[alderaan]

Well thats not how market caps are calculated so doesn't matter how you do it to anyone else. Market cap is based on outstanding shares. Fully diluted only matters in a buy out scenario for example. So your market cap figures are way off and this company was never anywhere near $1 billion as you are trying to make people believe.

[Mari2019]

[TradeTracer]

If you don't factor in full dilution when valuing a company, your not seeing big picture imo