Actually most of the team are former UHC guys.

Bc goldman used a P/S ratio based on industry peers…not right way to value companies w completely different business models…and all the PPMs trade at half of what they did a year ago

I suspect so. They are selling a big chunk of DKMR and buying DPLS both of which have ties to a convicted stock promoter - who isn't supposed to be promoting any more.

matched trades? wash sales? Anything to make it easier to get out.

Or bc their previous IR guy is barred from doing any IR or stock promotion as of August.

Where's Trader53?

Please - he called into his own conference calls to ask questions. Even when he was also hosting.

https://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/2021/lr25167.htm

Take a look at the SEC website for last Friday. The IR guy got barred from stock promotion.

Unlikely

disagree. they aren’t hiring people w deep med tech experience...they are just putting bodies on the street. I mean, one of the recent hires was selling at my local tire dealership until a few months ago.

In what world is what one puts on LI necessarily true?

So -- what happened to the big merger? Don't want to be a naysayer but there is no mention of anything in the PR.

The CEO was pretty vague about it when I asked him back in June/July during the first lapse. At the time they hadn't shared any financial info about the combined companies -- and point instead to the various "interviews" out there. This "merger" is a head-scratcher at best.

Note: The pumpers will be removing this comment within 24 hours....I'm looking at you budfoxfun.

Zacks' research report is a year old. The opinions may no longer apply.

Also -- you should really use spell check.

Wait -- this thing still exists?

Nice when the original PR can't even spell hexagon correctly. Or maybe in the XTC world it is hexegon. Either way -- someone needs to make up their mind.

Are you four bots, jedi? You posted the exact same comment yesterday...

They show up at lesser quality venues....even as book entries.

BNGI has to find a broker that takes OTC certs with no questions asked.

Only if the principals can find a broker that will take OTC certs - for something that probably doesn't even meet the threshold for stop or yield.

Alas it never was.

That's totally the IR guy....he also does the websites. Total SOP. Not that Nicole should have signed off.

It was taken down a couple of weeks ago. Didn't matter....most of what was on it was a list of unfulfilled promises.

If you really miss it - it's been archived.

Call the IR Partners main line and leave a VM that you might have a property they might be interested in.

isn't Tayjar still IR for these people?....not that he'll respond

No they won't -- unless they find another shell....this one is going to be too expensive to clean up....why bother.

You are correct. The only thing that the CEO/CFO provide is SOX affirmation on quarterly/annual financial filings.

The attorneys are supposed to sign off on everything....nothing in the rules says that it needs to be an independent attorney - so Nicole could technically sign off on her own stuff.

Maybe a joke about which agency - but not betting against the message.

Absolutely agree. This thing smelled bad pretty much the minute it started.

Take a look at the properties to see if any are/were owned by GRNH or one of its zillion affiliates. These cannabis entities are all owned by the same group of related LLCs - and they are all trying to find the big angle to score.

Let me guess -- a cryptocurrency play for cannabis.

Move it offshore with everything else.

Never.

That would be an interesting (and challenging) exercise - because it would mean digging into a bunch of histories and tracking who has business dealings (under a random LLC) with another random LLC - although if you are lucky, the players get sloppy and keep using the same LLCs.

Nairobi was another giveaway. UHY is reasonably reputable - but there is absolutely no reason to use an audit office based in Kenya....apparently they couldn't find any of the traditional "free and easy" auditors to look the other way.

Both lied to and incompetent. Look at names like GRNH (delisted) - same garbage - same people.

My guess is the lead mgt really has/had little to no understanding abt being a public company...probably sold a bill of goods and didn’t know (or care to know) which questions to ask. Had they raised any real money, then there might be a problem for them.

Feds all over this is my bet. Have been for awhile.

They won't reply. Amazed they were still replying in January. This was never anything....except some insane way to raise money. I mean, the auditing firm is reasonably reputable (UHY)....but the branch BNGI used is in KENYA.