Strategic Global Investments, Inc. (STBV)

[janice shell]

100 mil shares sold today can solve the late payment.

100 million? With a float of nearly 40 BILLION? That number would be even higher had the SEC deemed Fellner's latest Form 1-A effective, but that seems not to have happened. It's impossible to be sure, because they're paper filings, and there's a considerable lag time between submission and when they get scanned.

But here's something interesting from the company's most recent letter to the SEC. It's from 23 September. This is what they have to say about the HEMP deal; as you can see, it's quite different from HEMP's version:

2. We note news releases dated June 12, 2014 and June 20, 201 4 announcing agreements between Hemp, Inc. and the Company and TV 101 and the Company relating to the Company's media services. Please revise to discuss the material terms of these arrangements and file the underlying agreements as exhibits to the offering statement.

Response: The Company respectfully states that it did not issue either of the press releases referred to in the Comment, and has no responsibility for their content. As to Hemp, Inc., the Company has never had a contract with that company or even any contact with it. The Company had a consulting agreement with an affiliate of that company, but that agreement has been terminated by the Company for non-performance, and it has made no payments to the affiliate under the agreement. The Company does not believe that there is any disclosure to be made by the Company about the affil iate or Hemp, Inc.

http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/823187/000000000014049733/filename1.pdf

One way or another, though, the HEMP deal is definitely off.