What? Seriously, what a ridiculous idea.
Facts are not speculation.
Facts are not imaginations.
Facts are not beliefs.
Facts are facts. Period.
The entirety of the OTC provides context to evaluate facts within, which is why the default position of anyone "investing" in a pink sheet stock should be extreme skepticism. The vast majority of stocks trading on the pinks are either out-right scams or massive failures. Throw a dart at the ihub pink sheet forums, and you'll very likely hit a company currently, or historically, in major trouble.
From that starting point, you look at financials, not forward-looking statements.
Then you evaluate share structure within the context of those financials, and the probable path the company will take given their history in relation to their current liabilities and CONFIRMED REVENUE, not "maybe possibly if the stars align and the fairies bless us" revenue.
Then you evaluate the company's ability to honor their agreements and follow through on their plans. This includes reporting obligations and the accuracy of their own internal predictions.
From each of those vectors, you can start develop a model on the probability of different outcomes.
That's generally how you invest; each person might weigh certain factors differently, but that's the gist.
JBZY fails massively at each level. The only thing they've done is change their ticker from DOLV.
That's it. THOSE ARE THE FACTS. Everything else has been rampant speculation based on contradictory and falsified evidence from untrustworthy sources.
End of story.
