This emerging clean energy company aims to gain a competitive global benefit from controlling one of the BEST HPQ silica sand districts in this world!
Expectations of lower interest rates and long-term demand for clean energy could create tremendous near-term growth in the clean energy space. This shines the spotlight on Homerun Resources Inc. (OTC: HMRFF)
(TSXV: HMR): a growing small-cap company poised to become a pioneering force in the high-purity HPQ silica industry!
Did you know that HPQ silica is a key component in the clean energy revolution? It is used in many solutions in the energy and tech sectors. And the fact that it is running out positions HMRFF to be a leader in supplying this critical material to the world.
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Immediate Reasons to Have HMRFF on Your Radar:
- The world is in a renewable energy boom and silica sand is a key ingredient in the production of clean energy. It is used in several ways in renewable energy technologies.
- Homerun boasts powerful partnerships including; US Department of Energy's NREL, University of California Davis, CBPM Bahia State Government, Minerals Development Oman, Halocell Energy, HORN Glass, and Si&Mex Solutions
- With a shortage of Silica around the world, HMRFF’s has a solution that lies in the Bahia Silica Sand district of Brazil. This is a prolific silica sand district!
- A breakthrough process with UC Davis produced ultra-pure 99.999% Si02 from Raw Silica Sand from Brazil. This is TOP Tier!
- A disruptive player in the HPQ silica space whose market cap has considerable room for growth. Competitor Sibelco has a $2B+ market cap whose final product is the SAME LEVEL as HMRFF but takes a longer process!
- Homerun is rapidly executing on a multi-vertical business plan that has potential to generate multiple streams of revenue in high growth, high demand industries like perovskite solar and energy storage
- The company has a pivotal role in renewable energy in Brazil with Latin America's first dedicated solar glass manufacturing facility. Brazil has seen rapid growth in renewable energy use in recent years with the country generating 93.1% of its electricity from renewable sources in 2023.
- HMRFF recently announce an update on the Enduring Energy Storage research being conducted under a co-operative research and development agreement (CRADA) with the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL). This news release confirms another Homerun breakthrough utilizing vertically integrated silica processing techniques in the Enduring Energy Storage System.
Read on to see how Homerun Resources Inc. (OTC: HMRFF) (TSXV: HMR) has a vision to be a leading materials company in the high-purity (HPQ) silica energy and industrial verticals!
"We are not going to throw away the meaning of the energy transition. This country has already thrown away too many opportunities. We cannot throw away opportunities. We need to bear in mind that we have everything. We have everything that nature has given us. We have skilled labor — we still need more. We have technically qualified people. In the energy sector, we have hundreds of excellent people in this country. We can do whatever we want," President Lula of Brazil stated.
What is Silica Sand?
Silica sand is the world’s second most consumed resource right after water. Not only is it the foundational ingredient of the modern city, but it is also a critical material for the Earth's renewable transition.
In 2023 the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) made a very big move when it added Silicon to the 2023 Critical Materials list. Adding Silicon to the list exemplified that Silicon would have a crucial role in the clean energy transition. As of 2022, China is the world's largest producer of silicon.
Silica is a compound of silicon and oxygen that occurs naturally in many forms, including crystalline and amorphous. It's found in rocks, sand, soil, clay, air, and water.
Sadly, silica sand is running out!
“Our entire society is built on sand. Sand is the primary substance used in the construction of roads, bridges, highspeed trains and even land regeneration projects. Sand, gravel and rock crushed together are melted down to make the glass used in every window, computer screen and smart phone. Even the production of silicon chips uses sand. Yet, the world is facing a shortage.” CNBC – 2021
Our modern society is built on materials and HPQ (High Purity Quartz) Silica is one of these materials. It is used in multiple industrial and commercial products.
- In the manufacture of solar systems, HPQ Silica is the basic material used to produce both polysilicon and solar glass.
- In the manufacture of mobile devices, HPQ Silica is used to produce both processing chips and interactive glass. Without HPQ Silica, there would be no solar energy generation and there would be no mobile devices!
Company Overview
Homerun is a leading materials company transforming silica into vital industrial inputs such as solar glass and silicon, with the capability to manage the entire industrial vertical from raw material to final product.
- The company is securing global high-purity silica resources within economic distance of markets and production of upgraded silica solutions.
- The company is developing new proprietary technologies and efficient energy storage solutions that transcend boundaries and propel the company towards a greener tomorrow.
HOMERUN IS FOCUSED ON DISRUPTION
"Our silica business strategy comprises three fundamental phases: (1) procurement, (2) efficient logistics and processing, and (3) revenues. We have been simultaneously developing all three phases, and we encourage you to stay engaged as we tirelessly strive to create exceptional value by achieving significant business milestones to the benefit of our valued shareholders."
CEO Brian Leeners
The Three Phase Strategic Plan
Homerun’s Three-Phase Strategic Plan is designed to expand its influence into verticals that specifically support the energy transition.
Phase One - HPQ Silica Supply
Homerun Resources has announced multiple agreements to secure a substantial supply of Silica from the Belmonte District in Bahia, Brazil, including its partnership with the Bahian State Government. This exceptionally high-grade raw resource can be efficiently processed to serve the premium end-markets for HPQ Silica – like solar glass production. The strategic imperative under Phase 1 was to secure a steady and reliable source of HPQ Silica against a backdrop of increasing global demand in sustainable industrial and green energy applications. The Company will continue in its ongoing plans to control the Belmonte Silica Sand District as well as look for other resources of high-grade silica, globally.
Phase Two - Infrastructure and Logistics
The Silica Sand from the Belmonte District can be sold in its natural form to a select few organizations that have their own upgrade processing operations, but this is a very low margin opportunity. The supply into higher-value end-uses requires at least a minimal amount of processing (wash, size, dry and bag). Under Phase 2, the focus is on obtaining the required logistics and infrastructure through partnership, purchase, lease and capital expenditure for the mining, transportation, storage and processing to HPQ Silica. Announcements in this area will be forthcoming over the second half of 2024 to facilitate first HPQ Silica revenues in Q1 2025.
Phase Three -
Revenue and Vertical Integration
Homerun is driving toward revenue and at the same time, under Phase 3, executing on engineering and R&D plans to secure competitive advantages in HPQ Silica verticals serving the Energy Transition. Announcements in this area continue and will be forthcoming on a regular basis.
The Bahia Silica Sand District: The Solution to the Silica Shortage
- Nearby ports allow for economic storage and shipping to customers in Brazil and around the world.
- Ports have immediate capabilities for product storage and shipping in mass tonnage. Ilhéus will be primary bulk port while Aratu is both a bulk and container port facility.
- Porto Sul Intermodal Logistics Complex, a deep-water port is under construction in the city of Ilhéus, Bahia. Porto Sul is expected to be operational by 2027. The project will consist of a public port with terminals for cargo movement, and a terminal for private use, exclusively for the export of iron ore from Bahía Mineração (Bamin) where they will use only 60% of operating capacity. The public port is expected to operate with a nominal export capacity of 75Mt/y and an import capacity of 5Mt/y. The port is expected to be able to receive vessels up to 260m in length and 15m in draft.
- FIOL 1 railroad is under construction in the State of Bahia and is expected to be operational by 2026. It will have capacity to handle 60 million tonnes of cargo annually. BAMIN will use 40% of this capacity leaving remaining volume to other companies.
What Makes HMRFF Stand Out?
Homerun has TWO disruptive processes underway for clean upgrading of HPQ Silica Sand, one with the US Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), and another with University of California, Davis.
Homerun Resources has achieved a remarkable feat by producing ultra-pure 99.999% Si02 from Raw Silica Sand in Belmonte with UC Davis. As a comparison, standard physical processing achieves grade +99.985% Si02!
Company Highlights
Game Changing Method to Purify Raw Silica Sand
UC Davis, Homerun Resources Innovate Carbon-Neutral Path with Laser-Purified Silica!
In collaboration with Homerun, researchers at UC Davis have developed a femtosecond thermal laser processing method to purify raw silica sand to a level of 99.999% purity. The single step thermal method uses a femtosecond laser that involves subtle structural and optical phenomena controlled by multiple process parameters.
Skillful variation of these conditions produces various topographical features (such as cones and ripples) and microstructural changes (including recombination, oxidation, and amorphization) which depend on specific laser parameters like number and intensity of pulses. The prospect of further adaptation and development of the treatment variables is a vast area of research and major proprietary product development theme.
“The idea is you take sand, which has impurities in it. You heat it, and the impurities leave by evaporation. The normal way of doing this is chemical, which means you put some acid on it, leach it, wash it or do any number of steps in mineralogy and materials science.” - Subhash H. Risbud, Distinguished Professor, Department of Materials Science and Engineering at the University of California, Davis
According to HMRFF CEO Brian Leeners, the dream is to develop a fully green processing technique so those chemicals — which are relatively safe and self-contained in the purifying process — aren’t even part of the equation. Theoretically you could have a solar energy generation facility creating the electricity that goes into the thermal processing done by lasers, which would then create silica that is recycled into creating more solar energy through silicon-based photovoltaics. It has the potential to be an elegant industrial cycle.
Source: https://engineering.ucdavis.edu/
To understand why this is so important, look at the price chart below. HMRFF has reached the highest tier in pricing and is at the TOP of the pyramid!
Why is the price so high for HPQ silica?
Because high-purity silica is in increased demand due to advancements in solar cell design and increased efficiency.
The global silica market size was valued at $49.12 billion in 2022 and is estimated to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.9% from 2023 to 2030.
Silica sand is used in several ways to support clean energy, including:
- Solar Photovoltaic (PV) panels: Silica sand is a key ingredient in the production of solar photovoltaic (PV) panels. It is used to manufacture high-purity silicon, which is then transformed into solar cells that capture sunlight and convert it into electricity.
- Thermal energy storage: Silica sand is a low-cost, thermally stable material that can store thermal energy at high temperatures. In thermal energy storage (TES) systems, excess solar or wind electricity heats silica sand to high temperatures and stores it in insulated silos. When energy is needed, the heated sand is used to drive generators that create electricity. This technology can be used to store energy for peak electricity usage periods when solar and wind power are limited.
- Concentrated solar power (CSP) systems: Silica sand is used as a heat transfer fluid in CSP plants to absorb and store solar energy. The stored thermal energy is used to produce steam, which drives turbines to generate electricity.
- Hydrogen and ammonia production: Silica sand can be used to store thermal energy for renewable-based hydrogen and ammonia production plants.
A Competitive Edge at the Top of the Pyramid
KEY TAKEAWAYS OF HMRFF’s PROCESS
- No Blasting, Crushing or Grinding
- No Hazardous Chemicals
- If Femtosecond laser powered by Green Energy - 100% Clean and Green
- Femtosecond thermal laser processing method at UC Davis being tested on quartz HPQ from Homerun’s Tatooine Asset in British Columbia.
- Homerun has SECOND disruptive process underway with NREL for clean upgrading of HPQ silica sand
ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) is in pilot scale testing for a new thermal energy storage technology that uses inexpensive silica sand as a storage medium. Economic Long-Duration Electricity Storage by Using Low-Cost Thermal Energy Storage and High-Efficiency Power Cycle (ENDURING) is billed as a reliable, cost-effective, and scalable solution that can be sited ANYWHERE!
ENDURING heats a thermal storage medium — silica sand — with excess solar or wind energy. Particles are heated to 1,200°C by passing them through an array of electric resistive heating devices. The heated particles are then gravity-fed into insulated concrete silos to be stored for thermal energy.
One of the most attractive features of the ENDURING system is its ability to be installed as part of the grid network. Furthermore, this system could help phase out traditional coal and natural gas plants and could even be placed on existing infrastructure on decommissioned sites respectively. NREL believes that a single baseline, ENDURING system can store up to 26,000 MWh of thermal energy; equivalent to the annual energy consumption of more than 400 households. Furthermore, the technology could be rolled out at costs ranging between 2 to 4 USD per kWh, making it a low-cost thermal energy storage solution.
HMRFF and NREL will analyze the economic benefits of using Homerun’s silica sand for energy storage, including energy arbitrage from energy storage and grid service, processing of the silica sand by using low-cost electricity in energy storage, and generating potential income from processed materials after its use for energy storage. A first-of-its-kind technology.
HPQ – Industrial Uses
HPQ Silica Sand & The Booming Solar Industry
At Homerun, the company is at the forefront of revolutionizing the solar industry by harnessing the power of high purity quartz silica sand suitable for all glass applications. HMRFF will specialize in the processing of this exceptional material to manufacture solar grade glass and components that meet the stringent requirements of the solar energy sector. With a strong commitment to quality, innovation, and sustainability, the company aims to drive the global adoption of solar energy by providing superior materials to solar panel manufacturers worldwide.
The success begins with the company’s abundant access to high purity quartz silica sand deposits. Sourced from the finest locations, HMRFF’s silica sand will undergo a meticulous processing and purification process to achieve an unmatched level of purity. The company will adhere to strict quality control measures, ensuring that its high purity quartz silica sand meets or exceeds the industry standards, making it the ideal raw material for solar applications.
The global solar power market is projected to grow from $234.86 billion in 2022 to $373.84 billion by 2029, at a CAGR of 6.9% in forecast period, 2022-2029!
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Homeruns Role in Renewable Energy in Brazil
Latin America’s First Solar Glass Manufacturing Facility: Bahia Brazil Homerun has recently announced the hire of a specialized consultant and receipt of a Budgetary Offer to build Latin America’s first dedicated solar glass manufacturing facility with a production capacity of 1000 tonnes per day of low-iron solar glass in partnership with HORN Glass Industries AG, a leading global supplier of state-of-the-art glass production plants.
Why is this important? This project represents a major vertical integration step in Homerun’s strategy to harness the company’s high purity Belmonte silica sand to become a leader in the production of key materials for renewable energy from the first facility of its kind in Latin America! By establishing the first solar glass manufacturing facility in Bahia, Homerun is not only contributing to Brazil’s renewable energy goals but also positioning the country as a leader in the global solar industry.
Why was this a disruptive move? The proximity of the company’s high purity, low iron silica sand assets, along with a recently announced logistics plan and low CAPEX requirements for the HORN solar glass production facility should place the Company as a key supplier of solar glass to the rapidly growing solar energy industry supply chain in the Americas.
Recent Government, Ministry and Stakeholder Meetings Discussing Support and the Economic Impact of Homerun’s Development Plans
The establishment of Homerun’s solar glass manufacturing facility in Bahia, Brazil marks a significant milestone in the State of Bahia’s economic development and energy transition efforts. Recent meetings with key government officials have demonstrated strong support for this initiative:
- Angelo Almeida, Secretary of State of Bahia for Economic Development, has expressed enthusiasm for the project’s potential to boost local industry and reduce dependence on imported solar glass.
- Luciano Giudice Torres, Superintendent of Investment Attraction and Fostering of Economic Development, and Paulo Henrique de Almeida, Director of the Economic Development Division, have been instrumental in facilitating discussions and providing guidance on investment opportunities in the region.
- Carlos Borel, President of CBPM (Companhia Baiana de Pesquisa Mineral), and Lorena Fraga, Chief of Staff at CBPM, have offered valuable insights into the available local mineral resources that will support the manufacturing process.
The Company is currently evaluating potential sites for the facility in the area of Camacari in the State of Bahia, Brazil. Sites with full infrastructure, electric power, water, natural gas pipeline and proximity to the deep seaport of Aratu are currently being reviewed. Further details on project timelines, capital costs, and financing will be provided as plans are finalized.
MANAGEMENT
BRIAN LEENERS – CEO/DIRECTOR
Brian Leeners received both his B.Comm. and LL.B. degrees from the University of British Columbia in 1992 and since that time has been focused on the management of private and public venture companies. In 2002, he founded Nexvu Capital Corp. which is a venture capital firm focused on developing companies in the Materials and Technology Sectors. Nexvu provides hands-on business development strategy and expertise for start-up and growth phase companies. Focused on both private and public companies, Nexvu also insulates the operational management from the public company process and provides economies of scale in the regulatory/legal, accounting/audit and investor relations areas. Since formation in 2002, Nexvu has been directly responsible for raising in excess of US$100 million for Nexvu transactions (not including any public market buy-side volumes).
ANTONIO VITOR – COUNTRY MANAGER BRAZIL
Antionio has vast experience in project management at large corporations, including Transpetro, PwC, Shell, along with 10 years of experience in mining. He was involved in the mining projects Zumbi Mineração Grafite de veio, AMA Gold, Hawking Graphite, 3 S Rare Earths and Copper, Palmeres Rare Earths. He graduated in Business Administration and holds an MBA. He is a Member of IBGC.
DR. MAURO CESAR TERENCE - CTO
Dr. Mauro Cesar Terence - Graduation in Chemistry from Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie (1994), Masters in Nuclear Engineering from Universidade de São Paulo (1996), Doctorate in Nuclear Engineering from Universidade de São Paulo (2002). Experienced in Material and Metallurgical Engineering, in the following subjects: Advanced Materials, Nano Materials, Biomaterials, Ceramics, Blends and Polymers.
ARMANDO FARHATE – COO
Armando Farhate, a Brazilian citizen, has more than 36 years of industry experience, with the last 13 years being in the mining sector. He has occupied C-Level and Upper Management positions in mining companies in Brazil, Canada, Namibia and Botswana and is currently a Director on the Board for three Canadian mining and exploration companies. He brings extensive experience in all areas of this industry segment, with special focus on Operations, Sales & Marketing, Engineering and Mineral Resource Development.
NANCY ZHAO - CFO
Ms. Zhao has over 9 years of experience working with public companies, having served as the CFO for several publicly traded entities, contributing her financial acumen to organizations such as First Hydrogen Corp (TSXV-FHYD), and Neo Battery Materials Ltd (TSXV-NBM). Ms. Zhao is currently a board member of First Hydrogen Corp. Holding the designation of CPA, Ms. Zhao has a comprehensive educational background, including a diploma in Financial Management from British Columbia Institute of Technology, and a bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from Tianjin University of Technology. Ms. Zhao's professional journey encompasses diverse roles, including years of valuable experience as a procurement agent for Sinopec in China.
HUGH CALLAGHAN - DIRECTOR
Hugh Callaghan spent several years with Rio Tinto plc and Xstrata in corporate management roles that included assignments at Escondida, Kennecott Copper, and Mt Isa operations. He subsequently founded or managed a number of resource companies with assets in Latin America, and has built mines in both Chile and Mexico. He has a lengthy track record of corporate management that includes expertise in business development, marketing and logistics, and project development.
In Summary
Homerun Resources Inc. (OTC: HMRFF) (TSXV: HMR) is harnessing the power of high purity silica! The company is focused on the development of industrial materials and technologies that will contribute to meeting the world's clean energy and climate goals.
The top focus is silica (Si02) which the clean energy boom and industrial sectors rely heavily on. Despite its many uses, silica sand has been facing a shortage due to its high demand from the glass and ceramic industries. Could the answer to this shortage be in Brazil where HMRFF is aiming to gain tremendous control over silica?
The company has achieved a remarkable feat by producing ultra-pure 99.999% Si02 from Raw Silica Sand from the Belmonte District of Brazil with UC Davis. As a comparison, standard physical processing achieves grade +99.985% Si02!
Company Highlights:
- ULTRA-PURE HPQ SILICA RESOURCES – HOMERUN SIGNED A CONFIDENTIALITY COMMITMENT DOCUMENT WITH CBPM, A BAHIA STATE GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION WHICH WILL REPRESENT JOINT OWNERSHIP OVER MULTIPLE RESOURCES IN THE BELMONTE SILICA SAND DISTRICT OF SIMILAR GRADE. IT IS HOMERUN’S NEAR-TERM GOAL TO DEVELOP A SINGLE RESOURCE TO A PERMITTED 100 MILLION TONNES. THE COMPANY WILL CONTINUE TO ACCUMULATE OWNERSHIP IN THE DISTRICT AND GLOBALLY. HOMERUN’S OPERATIONS ARE ALSO BACKED BY A FULLY PERMITTED OPERATION WITH AN ANNUAL ALLOWANCE OF UP TO 2.5M TONNES AND AN INDICATED RESOURCE OF 94,894,847 TONNES WITH AN AVERAGE GRADE OF 99.88% SIO2.
- VERIFIED THIRD PARTY HPQ UPGRADE CAPABILITIES – THE COMPANY’S PRODUCT HAS VERY LITTLE IMPURITIES IN ITS RAW FORM, MAKING PROCESSING TO HIGH PURITY SI02 A SIMPLE AND COST-EFFECTIVE INITIATIVE WHILE GREATLY INCREASING PROFIT MARGINS. NOTABLY, THIS SILICA DISTRICT HAS EXTREMELY LOW IRON CONTENT MAKING IT IDEAL AND RARE FOR GLASS PRODUCTS. THE COMPANY’s NEW RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES HAVE PURIFIED THIS SILICA SAND TO 99.999% SI02.
- EXCEPTIONAL MANAGEMENT – HOMERUN MANAGEMENT HAS QUICKLY DEFINED HOMERUN AS A MAJOR PLAYER IN THE GLOBAL SILICA MARKET, STRIKING SIGNIFICANT PARTNERSHIPS AROUND THE WORLD INCLUDING THE U.S DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY’S NREL, THE BAHIA STATE OF BRAZIL’S CBPM, UC DAVIS, SI&MEX SOLUTIONS, HORN GLASS AND OMAN’S MINERAL DEVELOPMENT COMPANY (MDO)
- ENTERING MULTI-BILLION DOLLAR VERTICALS – THROUGH R&D INITIATIVES, HOMERUN HAS DEVELOPED MULTIPLE USE CASES FOR ITS HPQ SILICA AND HAS BEEN WORKING DILIGENTLY IN ENERGY STORAGE ALTERNATIVES, BATTERY ALTERNATIVES AND GLASS ALTERNATIVES. EACH OF WHICH ARE GROWING MULTI-BILLION DOLLAR INDUSTRIES WITH IMMENSE DEMAND FOR THE WORLDS RENEWABLE ENERGY TRANSITION.
With an aim to control one of the BEST HPQ silica sand districts in this world and a proprietary process to produce ultra-pure Si02, HMRFF should be on your watch list!
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The Publisher does not publish negative information because it is compensated to publish only favorable information. The Information is a one-sided incomplete favorable snapshot and as such, the Information is not balanced, complete, accurate, truthful or reliable. If you rely on the Information in making an investment decision, you will likely lose your investment.
The Information does not include the information necessary to make an informed investment decision. If you rely on the Information in making an investment decision, you will likely lose your investment. If you invest in the Issuers, you should be prepared to lose your entire investment without a change to your standard of living.
The Publisher receives the Information from the Issuer, Paying Party or other sources such as press releases, stock message boards or websites, the OTC Markets, Google, NASDAQ, NYSE, Yahoo, Bing, the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (“SEC”) Edgar database or other available sources. Information derived from these sources should not be deemed to be reliable, true or complete. The Publisher does not verify or assert the truthfulness, completeness, accuracy or reliability of the Information. The Publisher conducts no due diligence or investigation of the Issuers or their securities and it does not receive any verification from the Issuers concerning the truthfulness or completeness of the Information. The Publisher does not review, nor does it have the sophistication or resources necessary to analyze the financial condition, operations, business, management, risks or prospects involved in an investment in the securities of any of the Issuers. If you rely on the Information in making an investment decision, you will likely lose your investment.
Past results of an Issuer do not guarantee future performance. The Information should not be interpreted in any way, shape, form or manner whatsoever as an indication of an Issuer’s future stock price or future financial performance. If you rely on the Information in making an investment decision, you will likely lose your investment.
If the Information states that an Issuer’s securities are consistent with a future economic trend, then it should not be relied upon and should be considered as satire or an error. Even if a Recipient’s own independent research indicates that an Issuer’s securities are consistent with future economic trends, each Recipient should be aware that economic trends have their own limitations, including: (a) that economic trends or predictions may be speculative; (b) consumers, producers, investors, borrowers, lenders and government may react in unforeseen ways and be affected by behavioral biases that The Publisher is unable to predict; (c) human and social factors may outweigh future economic trends that the Publisher state may or will occur; (d) clear cut economic predictions have their limitations in that they do not account for the fundamental uncertainty in economic life, as well as ordinary life; (e) economic trends may be disrupted by sudden jumps, disruptions or other factors that are not accounted for in economic trends analysis; in other words, past or present data predicting future economic trends may become irrelevant in light of new circumstances and situations in which uncertainty becomes reality rather than predicted economic outcome; or (f) if the trend predicted involves a single result, it ignores other scenarios that may be crucial to make a decision in the event of unknown contingencies. If you rely on the Information in making an investment decision, you will likely lose your investment.
The Publisher is not nor is it qualified to act as: (i) an investment adviser or an entity engaging in activities that would be deemed to be providing investment advice that requires registration either at the federal or state level, (ii) a broker-dealer or an individual acting in the capacity of a registered representative or broker-dealer, (iii) a stock picker, (iv) a securities trading or investment expert, (v) a securities researcher or analyst, (vi) a financial planner or one who engages in financial planning, (vii) a party who provides advice about buy, sell or hold recommendations as to specific securities; (viii) a clairvoyant, physic or fortune teller, or (ix) a party or an agent offering securities for sale or soliciting their purchase. References in the Information that refer to a security as a “stock pick” means it is a stock advertised by the Publisher and is not an indication the Issuer or its securities have been picked, chosen, selected, researched or recommended by the Publisher or that the Publisher is qualified to pick, chose, select, research or recommend investments or securities. If you rely on the Information in making an investment decision, you will likely lose your investment.
The Information should only be used, at most, and if at all, as a starting point for a Recipient to conduct a thorough investigation of the Issuer and its securities. If a Recipient relies on the Information in making an investment decision, the Recipient will likely lose most, if not all, of his or her investment. Under no circumstances should Recipients rely on the Information to make an investment decision or for any other purpose. If you rely on the Information in making an investment decision, you will likely lose your investment.
There is a high degree of risk in an investment in the securities of the Issuers. Recipients may encounter difficulties determining what, if any, portions of the Information are material or non-material, making it all the more imperative that each Recipient conducts its own independent investigation of the Issuer and its securities with the assistance of its legal, tax and financial advisors. Each Recipient is expressly advised to consult with its own financial, legal or other advisers prior to an investment in the securities of an Issuer. Recipients should review with these advisers, the filings and information that may be accessed at sec.gov or www.otcmarkets.c om including: (i) reviewing SEC periodic reports (Forms 10-Q and 10-K), reports of material events (Form 8-K), insider reports (Forms 3, 4, 5 and Schedule 13D), and (ii) reviewing Information and Disclosure Statements and financial reports filed with the OTCMarkets.com. Issuers may not be current in their reporting obligations with the SEC and the OTC Markets and/or their securities could have negative legends and designations at otcmarkets.com. Additionally, Recipients and their advisors should obtain and review: (i) publicly available information contained in commonly known search engines such as google, and (ii) investment guides at www.sec.gov and www.finra.o rg.
If an Issuer is an SEC reporting company, it could be delinquent (not current) in its periodic reporting obligations (i.e., in its quarterly and annual reports) with the SEC, or if it is an OTC Markets Pink Sheet quoted company, it may be delinquent in its Pink Sheet reporting obligations, which may result in OTC Markets posting a negative legend pertaining to the Issuer at www.otcmarkets.com, as follows: (i) “Limited Information” for companies with financial reporting problems, economic distress, or that are unwilling to file required reports with the Pink Sheets; (ii) “No Information,” which characterizes companies that are unable or unwilling to provide any disclosure to the public markets, to the SEC or the Pink Sheets; and (iii) “Caveat Emptor,” signifying buyers should be aware that there is a public interest concern associated with a company’s illegal spam campaign, questionable stock promotion, known investigation of a company’s fraudulent activity or its insiders, regulatory suspensions or disruptive corporate actions.
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The Publisher, the Paying Party or other service providers including stock promoters and advertisers (“Selling Parties”) could receive free-trading securities of an Issuer: (i) as compensation, (ii) in private or open market transactions at prices lower than the market price or price paid by Recipients, and/or (iii) in open market transactions before, during and after the Campaigns. Selling Parties may sell their securities of an Issuer at any time during the Campaigns, even while the Publisher publishes the Information instructing or encouraging Recipients to purchase securities of the Issuer. When Selling Parties sell their securities, the volume and trading price of the Issuer’s securities will likely decline. This will reduce the price at which Recipients can sell their securities and likely cause Recipients to suffer trading losses. Selling Parties may sell securities of the Issuers for less than the target prices set forth in the Information and Selling Parties may profit by selling its securities during the Campaigns while Recipients have a loss.
When Selling Parties acquire, purchase or sell the securities of an Issuer, it could (i) cause significant volatility in the Issuer’s securities; (ii) if purchasing, cause temporary but unrealistic increases in volume and price of the Issuer’s securities; and (iii) if selling, cause the Issuer’s stock price and trading volume to decline dramatically resulting in Selling Parties making substantial profits while Recipients who purchase during the Campaign experience significant losses.
The Campaigns are designed to increase the trading price of the Issuers’ securities by encouraging the Recipients of the Information to purchase an Issuer’s securities despite that the securities may not be a good investment, and the trading price of the Issuer’s securities will dramatically decline when the Campaign ends. If you rely on the Information in the Campaigns when making an investment decision, you will likely lose your investment.
If the Issuer’s trading price increases during the Campaign, it is likely the result of buying activity caused by the Campaign and such increase does not reflect the Issuer’s prospects, financial condition or an increase in the value of the Issuer’s securities. If you rely on this buying activity when making an investment decision, you will likely lose your investment.
If Selling Parties hold or are compensated in improperly free-trading securities of the Issuers, either directly or indirectly, the Selling Parties and the Issuer could be the subject to an SEC Enforcement action, including allegations of an illegal distribution in violation of Section 5(a) and 5(c) of the Securities Act which could cause you to lose your investment.
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The Information may contain statements asserting that an Issuer’s stock price has increased over a certain period of time which may reflect an arbitrary period of time, and such statements are not predictive or of any analytical quality. As such, Recipients should not rely on the Information as an analysis of the present or future potential of an Issuer or its securities. If you rely on the Information, you will likely lose your investment.
If any percentage gain of an Issuer’s securities from the previous day’s close is included in the Information, it is not and should not be construed as an indication that the future stock price or future operational results will reflect gains or otherwise prove to be advantageous to an investment in an Issuer. If you rely on the previous days close as an indication of performance, it could cause you to lose your investment.
Past results of an Issuer do not guarantee future performance. The Information should not be interpreted in any way, shape, form or manner whatsoever as an indication of an Issuer’s future stock price or future financial performance.
Recipients should consider the securities of the Issuers as high risk, unstable, unpredictable and illiquid which may make it difficult for Recipients to sell any securities of the Issuers that they purchase. During the Campaign the trading volume and price of the securities of each Issuer will likely increase significantly. When the Campaign ends, the volume and price of the Issuer will likely decrease dramatically. As a result, Recipients who purchase during the Campaign or as a result of the Campaign will probably lose most, if not all, of their investment.
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