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Am I to understand that end of September brought no gifts to our intrepid military leader?
Seems that Mrs. CFO has worked out; and now, a sole CEO.
Is there celebration on this Board?
Do you know any men who would use this sort of product for cosmetic reason?
Come on.
The bottom line seems to be that what was done was done legally and that the company is worth nothing and always will be.
Is there any reason to think otherwise?
Yes, I listened today and added.
On shooting without insufficient training.
So, let’s talk about this, and why it’s an idiotic idea.
— Jack Hopkins (@thejackhopkins) March 28, 2023
I know guns. I’ve done a lot of shooting. I shoot very well, in both low AND high stress situations. Do you know how many thousands of rounds it takes to get to that point? A LOT.
Security guards would get security guard… pic.twitter.com/0W24NsoQxf
Does anyone here have insight into the company itself rather than about recent trading behavior?
Does the fertilizer deal point to a lucrative future, will the company be forever impoverished, or what?
zzzzzzzzzz...
"Jeb Brooks began his professional career in 1990 at the Management Associate training program at Citicorp. He was then assigned to Citi’s branch in Taiwan, managing the relationships of multi-national corporations doing business in Taiwan. Later, he moved to London as A.V.P. of equity sales from Asia to European institutional investors.
"In 1997, Jeb moved to Texas where he worked at a retail bank, substantially improving Net Income and successfully selling the bank in 1999. Jeb then founded Merlin Engine, a private portfolio management and small business consulting firm.
"In 2017, Jeb founded the Jack Brooks Foundation as an apolitical non-profit focused on increasing citizen participation in The Voting Process. Brooks’ educational background includes a master’s degree from University of Chicago and a B.A. from Wesleyan University in Connecticut."
https://www.jackbrooksfoundation.org/about-jbf
A Congressman's son speaks about the elder Texan.
I'm not sure this is the CEO, by the way.
I gained that impression from having had personal contact with him some months ago.
Here was some of my effort after that contact; and you'll have to judge whether the post aged well:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=164459544
Greg is worthy of loyalty, in case you wondered.
Thanks much for your response.
The posts on this thread are pretty realistic. What I read is, "Lying execs and yet potential."
We hope for the best.
If a firm is selling stuff and has no website, what are they selling?
(Is an honest question. Please don't yell.)
OT
Bionano Genomics (BNGO) has cash, a growing business, and the most beautiful technology.
Remember mitosis from high school biology? These folks have what might be the premier technology for inspecting chromosomes, as is needed clinically and for biomedical research.
A big deal. Is selling around $6.
One of the most knowledgeable posters (accounting and technical) is here: https://stocktwits.com/cantelope . He believes that the target price over the next years will be beyond $400.
So, it is not impossible that SRMX will have something noteworthy and positive at the next Q.
We can't be any more positive than that, realistically, can we?
Am glad to hear from FactsMatter and would prefer not to have to read the repeated and unpleasant phrase POS-SRMX. Is a waste of time to read the extra syllables.
Am not denying the message, just wanting to understand it without having to work through a cliche.
Hello! Looks good on the 5-minute and 30-minute chart; and my belief is that it will be pleasing retrospectively in 2024.
I glanced at the response and saw nothing that was even slightly rude. What sentence was insufficiently adoring?
Many people cannot have a conversation now, such is the weakening of people's sense of self.
We see more and more extreme negating of other opinions in response to those opinions not being expressed pleasingly or simply because those opinions are different. And the people who are "wrong" are negated, too; sometimes violently.
And as people fail at rational interaction, the environment becomes increasingly bullish for stocks that serve the mechanisms of external control.
Tested a hundred-share sale at $8 in the AM session, saying, "AM only."
It sold in less than 5 minutes.
The loan as structured is not toxic.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=164459544
GRLT could develop a cult following:
o Initially features a good-time product that would be somewhat protected during a recession.
o Ultimately represents a crowd-pleasing comeback story whose power is magnified by the documented history of negative sentiment during the first year. "Do you know what people said at the start?"
Is a five-year investment, not a quick-buck operation, and is most safely invested in with non-retirement funds.
Congratulations! You're present at the creation.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=164459544
The deal as structured is not toxic.
Not a toxic deal, however.
Greg is fulfilling every promise.
You really didn't answer my question, which asked what the consequences will be for having omitted reference to alleged fraud in the years preceding 2018.
The correct answer is "There won't be any consequences."
The implication is not that Greg is "a fraudster," an accusation that should become the basis of a legal proceeding.
The implication is that Greg acted responsibly in response to the totality of the situation.
Well done, Greg, and God bless you.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=164459544
You didn't answer my question, which is relevant to potential shareholders.
To rephrase: What is the likely consequence of Greg's having omitted mention of alleged fraud in the filings of a then nearly worthless company?
Are you saying that years later, when the firm is wealthy, old shareholders will sue successfully for millions?
Even if fraud occurred, isn't there a statute of limitations? And if not (really?), would the firm be crippled by those lawsiuts, or would there be a settlement that retained most of the new wealth for new shareholders?
What is the real-world implication of your complaint?
Shaking my head.
The fraud, if any, was appropriately omitted for reasons that you refuse to understand, at a company that was all-but worthless when a good man took over.
I don't believe that shareholders need to fear an SEC investigation. Do you?
The reality is addressed here:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=164459544
As patiently explained in my previous posts, Greg's filings were wise, legal, and loving, even if fraud occurred before his tenure.
We're the recipients of God's grace that such a man lives on Earth during our lifetimes.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=164459544
On the integrity of Greg Mitchell:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=164459544
Almost all are active, indicating in each case an ongoing business like an LLC to hold real estate.
Is true of the following entries:
o CMT
o Milk Creek Ranch
o BrokenTee
o Who’s Next Barber and Beauty
o Kiser Creek Farms
o MMM Family Properties
o Sunark Aviation
o Power Proof Reading Services
o Max & Bruisers
o Frame the World
The list is impressive, suggests experience and entrepreneurship, and implies that loans will be repaid from cash flow as promised.
Is any accusation true?
ROFLMAO
On the integrity of Greg Mitchell:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=164459544
I know nothing of "failed" businesses. Perhaps you'll provide specifics, if any exist.
People often succeed only after failing, sometimes after failing repeatedly.
Greg Mitchell's not having mentioned "fraud" in the filings is understandable and correct:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=163108872
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=163105182
Greg is okay.
ROFL
On the integrity of Greg Mitchell:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=164459544
To explore a filing for Alternative Wellness Health Corporation (as EXMT is now named):
1. Go to https://esos.nv.gov/
2. Register and go to your email to confirm the registration
3. On the first screen, in the second column, click "Certificate of Good Standing"
4. Go to the fourth text box and search by the following Nevada Business ID: NV19971194851
5. Click the entity number (C12496-1997) for Alternative Wellness Health Corporation
6. Toward the bottom of the screen, click Filing History
7. The first entry is filing number 20211543165; but on a Mac, is unclear what clicking the rightmost icon does, as I see only a flash
What is the complete phrasing of interest here?
Mr. Mitchell has taken the reins and is fulfilling every one of his promises.
His not having mentioned "fraud" in the filings is understandable and correct, as noted here:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=163108872
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=163105182
His intent is to pay back the loan from the business's cash flow, which is a quantity that is planned even if speculative. And a loan is not toxic if paying back the loan is possible and completes the transaction.
Mr. Mitchell also has not pumped the stock, except for a well-crafted presentation that was used to get the non-toxic loan; and he never claimed to have running restaurants.
The firm is essentially a startup and will succeed over time.
That's a ridiculous rejoinder to a thoughtful argument.
ROFL