Form D - Let's get this straight. A Form D is nothing more than a technical filing when unregistered shares MAY be "sold" (in this case, they are NOT). This is NOT happening!
Everyone just read the latest blog post:
Jan is "bridging" with these notes - the two Hopple notes prior to the Q, and the 3 notes referenced in the Subsequent Events. He's made it pretty damn clear here that he has NO intention of letting ANY of these notes convert.
The Form D is late (past due after 15 days from the Sept 13 first Hopple note), though it's often (pretty typical) not even filed. Almost nothing but a formality. The statements are made in that filing AS IF the shares would be "sold" IF the notes were to convert - but they are NOT being converted. There are a total of 5 notes, each about $100K - first one already paid off in cash, and Jan spelled it out in the blog update that they will all be paid off in cash.
THE COMPANY IS NOT SELLING SHARES! Sorry to disappoint any/all who may be hoping this cheap buying spree is going to continue indefinitely, but the facts need to come out here. The ONLY shares being put up on the ask are retailers: 1) those who are taking advantage of a big misconception here, trying to flip; 2) those being TAKEN ADVANTAGE of because they THINK the company may be selling some shares; or 3) those who need a little bit of cash.
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