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Microcap & Penny Stocks : AVBC Aqua Vie Beverage Corp. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Jack Phillips who wrote (2018)	3/27/1998 3:28:00 PM
From: Johnny X	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 16988

Everybody, regarding Aqua 1, I hope no one minds my posting this here, I don't normally post on other people's threads but I feel I need to make clear a couple of things from Jack's previous post on this thread. To clarify, Aqua 1 doesn't claim to be listed on the NASDAQ, but they may be telling people (correctly) that the symbol used to buy it with most U.S. brokerages is Nasdaq AQBEF. It uses Nasdaq market-makers, which may be where the confusion is. It's called a U.S. booking symbol. About AVBC excitement spilling over to AQB, that could happen but in any case there will be plenty of excitement over news of its (AQB's) own. I don't know what AVBC will do, I neither tote it nor down it. I assume everyone does their DD just as I do before buying. But I know that AQB.V is a solid company which will move up substantially over the next few weeks. In fact it moves on relatively low volume because most people who own it aren't selling. Once you know the company you know they know what they're doing. They were hit a couple of years ago by Japan banning imported water; totally unexpected. Japan was a primary market for them. Then they began to develop what's called "nutriceuticals", which are enhanced nutritional beverages. I've tasted them, and they taste great and work well, too. Here's a link: aqua-1.com The investor relations page contains a newsletter as well as the phone number to the company. 1-800-680-6435. You might want to call the company and ask them to send out their latest information, and to be put on their mailing list and e-mail list. Also, for the record, the VSE is fine, but a lot of people have been burned by exploration stocks there, that's why people are wary of it. There are many good companies on the VSE, like the Nasdaq. I wish all of you good luck on AVBC.