Integrated Freight Corp (fka IFCR)

[ForReal]

You have to realize what this is all about and what the business plan is here.

First is getting rid of the debt. That basically has been toxic convertible notes. Many of the so called "Fluff" PR's were to aid note holders in selling converted shares. But, also to help share holders by trying to aid debt holders to sell at as high a SP as possible, to stay within the stricture of the A/S and to keep the share structure as small as possible.

At the same time, the CEO is trying to add value to the company via acquisitions that add to the bottom line financially. This is kind of tricky, simply because it is a rather difficult thing to try and convince someone that it is in their best interests to join forces with a debt laden company whose shares sell for 10 thousands of a penny. The only way to do that is to lay out a viable business plan to assure them that shares of IFCR will not always trade at those prices.

While all this is going on, the CEO is trying to get straight with the SEC as economically as possible, to limit additional debt burden of the company. The consequence of that is, you are not going to get Deloitte & Touche or Ernst & Young. So, you are going to have some delays and the road to getting this done is going to be a little more bumpy along the way.

And finally, after all this gets done, something will have to be done with the share structure. You guessed it. There will be a reverse split. There is no other option for IFCR, if they want to reach a valuation commiserate with their financials and have serious investors become share holders and stakeholders.

Some (as most penny players do) will dump shares as soon as they hear those words, Reverse Split. But, it is my assessment that the true value of IFCR will never be accomplished until after a reverse split.

So, I see things a little differently. Currently, anyone can buy shares for .0003 & .0004. What that means is, that after a 1,000 for one reverse split, IFCR will be trading about .30 to .40 a share. It will be SEC compliant, revenue ($20 million+) and profit will have been enhanced both organically and via acquisitions, the share structure will have noticeably decreased and IFCR will probably trade at some higher level exchange.

To me, all seems in order. I may not be able to currently flip this stock, but over the long term, this is going to pay big, in my opinion. But, that is just my vision and opinion.