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You clowns are hilarious.
Interesting theory and supporting data... Something tells me that whoever is holding on to the convertible loan currently valued at $50k (at current prices) would be wasting their time trying to 'unload it' over the course of the next few months. Volume has been so anemic lately that a 10k sell can drop the pps to a penny. They would have to be selling 1k shares per day for the next 50 trading days.
My point is that I'm not convinced that these loans will be sold on the open market, while FORW is still in its current status, essentially an empty shell. Like you suggested, someone will pick them up privately. What I do believe, however, is that GS has been keeping both his shareholders and people of interest abreast of his intentions and is asking for more time to get it right.
When you think about it, it's no different than what he's been tweeting to everyone all along, only without the many crazy assumptions and interpretations from our local pumpers and dumpers.
You obviously need more time here to figure it out.
what is in it for the bashing clowns?
So it begs the question....what is in it for the bashing clowns?
Maybe we all come here to be textually gratified....who knows ?
So true.
The “Basher Index” has led to substantial profits over the years.
It’s a great sign that they’re gearing up again for the FORW run.
Such scared little rabbits, LOL
"The more zero shareholding bashers show up and intensify their rant....the more likely there is a pop coming
I call it the Basher Index"
I've been here years longer than your pumping ass, and in which way is this non reporting scam shell comparable to a SPAC?
You are correct, they won't sell. There are convertible loans however that will likely be converted. The loans are at a fixed price - which is good. The first one is $50k worth at 1.2 cents. That comes out to about 4mil shares. That means that we will likely see around 1.2 cents/share for a few months - or someone could buy $50k worth of stock and get it over with. The next loan is at 5 cents. Once the first loan has been converted, expect the price to mysteriously rise slightly above .05 so the next company can unload. Surf will tell you that this is bad for everyone - because it is dilution. But if you own stock at today's price, this dilution could be a 4 bagger.
I have been reading your posts and am in agreement with most of what you have been saying. However, I believe that Sharp's reason for the S1 was to get rid of this debt first because he knows that the conversion is fixed. That means that there is little downside for converting at or below 1.2 cents, but little upside in raising the value of the company while someone is dumping 4 mil shares at a fixed price. Once the debt is sold, I expect a merger to be announced and Sharp to retire.
I guess you've never heard of SPACs, which begs me to ask, what the heck are you doing here then? Did you get on the wrong bus to cross the border? LMAO!
No established company would go public via a Sharp shell.
Hell, he can't even get a scam company to stick around.
It's an empty shell pending the merger of an established company. At $1 it would be a $500m company, $2 for $1b. ...but you knew that already. Why do you ask the obvious?
And why would this increase 100x's? A R/S?
It's unlikely that GS's cronies holding FORW shares are going to dump at these prices. Of course, anything is possible, but it's unlikely. They know GS well and will allow him to finish what he started, ...besides they'll reap rewards 100x's higher than if they sold now.
S - 1 becomes effective and insiders can dump their shares! PPSwill tank!
Number of Shares of Common Stock Beneficially Owned Prior to Offering(1)(2)(3) Maximum Number of Shares of Common Stock to be Sold Pursuant to this Prospectus
Number of Shares of Common Stock Beneficially Owned After Offering(4)
Percentage of Common Stock Owned After the Offering(4)
AirBond Travel Services Inc. (4) 1,487,124 1,487,124 - -
Biltmore Properties, Ltd. (5) 2,974,247 2,974,247 - -
James Blackwell 4,461,370 4,461,370 - -
Cameron Bond 1,500,000 1,500,000 - -
Paul Cloutier 11,896,987 11,896,987 - -
Status Marketing Company, Inc.(6) 5,948,494 5,948,494 - -
Michael Domingues 2,974,247 2,974,247 - -
Antonio Dutra 8,922,740 8,922,740 - -
Leonard J. Harris(7) 8,974,247 8,974,247 8,974,247 1.58 %
Knoop Enterprises, Inc.(8) 20,298,448 20,298,448 - -
Macnicol Emergence Fund(9) 8,922,740 8,922,740 - -
Abubakkar Noohujohn 1,487,124 1,487,124 - -
Nrich Inc.(10) 1,487,124 1,487,124 - -
Kristine Plowman 1,487,124 1,487,124 - -
Michael Pollack 4,000,000 4,000,000 - -
Sapi Family Trust(11) 5,948,494 5,948,494 - -
George Sharp(12) 30,448,494 30,448,494 30,448,494 5.34 %
Michael Soffer 3,500,000 3,500,000 - -
Ernest M. Stern 4,000,000 4,000,000 - -
Thanks MrSmith18. With the delaying statement on the FORW S-1, I think they could have filed the S-1/A at anytime - even later in the year - but they filed on April 15. It's a guess, but I would think they did that because it's finally time for a deal and FORW is ready for the S-1 to be effective. They also filled in a lot of blanks, including the offering price. Let's see.
The recent S-1/A release indicates that something is imminent. GS's tweet mentioned that the April 15 version of the S-1/A included the answers to the questions that the SEC had requested. Now we wait for either more questions or their final approval. He could have easily 'kicked the can' down the road into 2025 in the same way he did with GVSI and WNFT, but he didn't. Consider that a 'good sign'. Instead the tone of his tweet gave me the impression that he's carefully monitoring this ticker's progress for a near term event, ...definitely prior to 2025.
Also, I've noticed his aggressive tweets against Rosen for the past few weeks. GS seems to be doing two things. First, he's taking Rosen to court on every possible technicality he can drum up, ...as though he were sending him a message to no longer 'mess' with his tickers. I'm assuming based on their tweet exchanges that Rosen was behind the 'coordinated attack' against GVSI on March 15. ...and second, GS is still pretty emotional about the entire GVSI ordeal, ...as though he felt that the GVSI deal could have had legs had Rosen not deliberately 'attacked' the stock.
That said, I'm pretty certain that GS doesn't want a repeat 'coordinated attack' performance from Rosen or anyone else and has made it his business to hang Rosen up to dry to make him an example of what would happen if someone else tried to attack a potential GS merger with FORW and SRNW on the near term, and possibly GVSI and WNFT further down the road. I also wouldn't be surprised if GS's Israeli partners have requested this assurance as well prior to moving forward with a merger deal.
JMHO
If you call this "investing" then you are in the wrong place....quit wasting our time
Bro, the fact that you didn’t agree with me tells me all I need to know about your “investing” knowledge. Tell me; what was it that got in this stock? The CEO? The business model? All the revenue? What was it?
Peeps like you don't seem to understand what it takes to trade stocks....obviously you fell in and then out of love with the stock/CEO....your mistake not ours...get over it and move on
Sharp lovers; Anybody believe the thousands of times people warned you about Sharp yet?
Hi MrSmith18, any new thoughts on FORW or SRNW today? Just checking in
I love the desperation today but today is pathetic - 160,000 shares traded and it went from 0.0121 to 0.0188 based on absolutely nothing but a desperate shareholder who thinks he is fooling other investors foolish enough to invest in GRDO/FORW.
IG
Do me a favor and list all the accomplishments George “Jesus” Sharp has brought to Forwardly. This should be easy with all his accomplishments; right?
The depressed price falls at the feet of Sharp.
Two assets he brought in were both scams (Ligand and Maverick).
Sharp hasn't generated any revenue in over five years.
Those are cold, hard facts that you pumpers try and ignore - but you can't unless you can lie to yourself.
Sharp has been a disaster as a CEO.
But keep pumping because it has failed.
Trying to defend Sharp - proves you have Zero credibility.
IG
seems to me they are using scare tactics, mentioning reports to SEC etc. to infuence the shareprice
But you still reply? How is that possible? Are you psychic besides being a psycho?
Thanks for the compliments. Many years ago, when I picked a stock I had many followers who made a lot of coin. Rarely did anyone lose their investment.
I would go to companies and investigate their claims.
I called out many scams even back then.
It was when some of the known con artists(some still here) did no longer care about others and started causing investors to lose money that I stopped trading OTC and started being a scam buster.
You and many more know how well I once did. You and many others also know how many scams we helped bust.
I tend to believe my quick action on BNGI got the SEC rolling and shutting it down so quickly.
Yes, I was called a basher and threatened. But I am still here having fun!
Keep up the good work!
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SEC Charges Crowdfunding Portal, Issuer, and
Related Individuals for Fraudulent Offerings
Case is SEC’s First Involving Regulation Crowdfunding
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
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Washington D.C., Sept. 20, 2021 —
The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged three individuals and one issuer with conducting a fraudulent scheme to sell nearly $2 million of unregistered securities through two crowdfunding offerings. The SEC also charged the registered funding portal and its CEO, who placed the offerings on the portal’s platform.
I don't read posts on this thread from zero share basher clowns
Surf has been on iHub a long time. He traded the pinky's.
I traded the pinky's - actually back in the day I played the pumpers and APS was the best.
Medbox was a weed ticker in 2012 - there was only about 8 companies - and each day you could pick one and you would do really well by the middle of 2013 there were over 300 weed stocks. And the scams were more outrageous.
Medbox was supposed to be weed vending machines - nodummy taught me how to trade the OTC.
Medbox went from $0.10 to $202.00 - and the SEC filed a complaint against the CEO but he fled to Turkey where he was a citizen.
I was alerted about CYNK at $0.06 by the person working for Phil Kueber - it was many of the APS crew and it went to $22.00 pretty quickly. Since most of the stock was owned by insiders - one fund manager very small shorted it at $6.00 and got a margin call and lost $5M. I didn't buy in to CYNK because I knew they were getting greedy.
FINRA halted CYNK and the next day the SEC suspended them - one of the insiders got 15 years in Federal Prison.
Surf has seen many more of these than I have - and done very well.
I lost on one OTC stock but by 2013 I never attempted to play the OTC anymore.
I saw that it was so easy to dupe/con OTC investors that I felt it was better to expose these scams but I started out working on one scam.
Back then there were real runs - someone always posts on these scams it is the biggest run in the history of the OTC - which is laughable.
Surf knows so much about how the OTC scams operate - it is wise for the naive and the gullible - listen to Surf.
IG
Why don't you post your proof that - "Luckypop? Why is that alias coming from your IP address too?"
I use a VPN that rotates - so post my IP Address.
I doubt you know anything about doxxing.
IG
Did George “Jesus” Sharp ever file his S-1 by Tuesday?
Likely hasn't ever actually bought a stock in his life
Luckypop? Why is that alias coming from your IP address too?
And how in the world did you post relentlessly on FORW AND HMBL and miss the real biggest pop in the OTC. I guess if you post on every board you are bound to get luckypop sometime or other.
Hey dumb, dumb. If you don't read, how can you answer? SMH
I traded OTC for many years and nailed some of the biggest runners.
But too many lying scum pumpers showed up ripping off newbies like you.
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Have you ever traded a stock in your life...you're missing a lot , particularly opportunities staring you in the face....no point replying I don't read your posts
hope WE
I think a little news would do $FORW good and send the stock into higher territory
Obviously if you believe in George you are the dumb one. The insiders "loaned" GS funds and now are reaping in discounted shares.
How is this reducing debt if the shares are already issued?
FORW will not see .01 from this offering.
Go back to HMBL. SMH
OTC stocks have only one option for financing - that is Toxic Financing. The toxic lenders are now requiring the company to file a S-1 so the stock is free trading immediately. That means they can immediately start dumping because the shares from the S-1 are free trading.
IG
Well, Sharp has started filing a Amended S-1.
That is exactly what Sharp did when filing a Form 10 for GVSI - then he filed a Amended Form 10 - and next Sharp filed for a withdrawal - that has been over 2 years ago - and Sharp tells shareholders that it will be another year before he files a Form 10 but never gives a reason.
The sad part is that shareholders are too scared of Sharp to ask why it will take anotger year.
Sharp is the most insecure and sensitive OTC CEO I have seen - those are horrible qualities for any businessman - real business is about not being scared and constantly putting out fires.
But Sharp folded like a cheap suit when Calasse filed a lawsuit - Sharp completely halted all business operations for WNFT.
The problem is Sharp was lying once again because he never had a company lined up for a reverse merger.
Yet a few still have blind faith in Sharp.
IG
This is so naive if you believe that Sharp isn't taking money from his ATM.
"Sharp wont sell his and he is listed. How do you know "his friends" are selling? Just because the restriction comes off doesn't mean anyone is selling. And who would buy a stock that can never be sold?"
Most of the time the CEO never sells his stock - then he says I have never sold a single share. But Sharp has insiders such as guys like Louis Sapi "loan" the company money and give him very favorable terms for repaying the loan such as repaying the loan with stock at a discount.
There are many of these OTC scams - for the insiders to enrich themselves.
The filings aren't reported to the SEC - so they can make the financials anything they want.
IG
You could be absolutely right. I have been here since GRDO was at .0003 (may have been .0002). I have never once overestimated Sharp's timeline. I believe he is very good at publicly traded companies, but he is painfully slow. I will say that a deal could be completed tonight. I believe it won't happen for months. If he is early, then good for us. If he is closer to my timeline, I won't be crying that Sharp somehow fooled me.
Based on GS saying the FORW S-1 is required for the "next transaction", I suspect that a lot of these mechanical transactions like reducing debt (which are all valid) could be done simultaneously with deal close (meaning merger). There isn't a reason to stagger out the mechanics for that long. Maybe they could just do it all at once with deal close.
Cmon, you aren't that dumb.
No idea. I got money in FORW and not SRNW so I hope FORW hits first, bigger, and then SRNW adds to my FORW fortune.
NoMoDo what do you think about the timing of the FORW reveal versus the SRNW reveal? Do you think they will both be at the same time? Or will they reveal separately?
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George A. Sharp
George Sharp is an experienced businessman with a diverse background in information technology and growth companies.After studying at Canada’s University of Waterloo, George joined the Engineering Department of the City of Calgary’s Electric System. There, George engineered a software application to more accurately examine the physical stresses on electrical wood poles. That effort garnered him recognition at the 1983 Stanford University Congress of Electrical Engineers. George was then recruited to join Northern Telecom in Bramalea, Ontario as a software engineering consultant. In the early 1990s, George founded Progressive Microsystem Designs to develop a series of business software applications for the emerging microcomputer market. The centerpiece of PMD was one of the first Human Resources Administration software products designed for microcomputers. Eventually, George relocated PMD to Southern California in order to better service the bulk of its clients. Since 2002, after being a victim himself, George has dedicated himself to eradicating stock market fraud, specifically in the micro-cap genre. He has become a well-known and outspoken activist against penny stock fraud and has appeared on television and as an expert witness in litigation. His work has launched or contributed to investigations by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the Financial Industry Regulatory Industry (FINRA), the United States Department of Justice/FBI and the Alberta Securities Commission, many of which have resulted in criminal and civil charges. A former consultant to OTC Markets Group, George now provides services to publicly traded small companies seeking management advice; routes, including financing, towards progress; and, looking to stay onside of regulations.
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The following info is for the WRONG Leonard Harris:
Leonard Harris - Director:
Leonard Harris Mr. Harris is a professional engineer with Metallurgy diploma and 50 years’ experience in all aspects of mineral processing and mining operations worldwide, a significant part of which has been in South America. Mr. Harris spent 16 years with Cerro de Pasco Corporation before joining Newmont Mining Corporation, where he served as President and General Manager of Newmont Peru Limited and Vice-President and General Manager of Newmont Latin America. Mr. Harris was General Manager (involved in construction and operation) of the Minera Yanacocha gold mine in Peru. Since 1995, Mr. Harris has been a consultant and director of several small capitalized mining companies including Glamis Gold Ltd., Solitario Resources Inc., Alamos Gold Inc., Corriente Resources Inc., Endeavour Silver Corp. and Cardero Resource Corp. In such roles, he has had extensive experience with the review and understanding of the accounting principles relevant to the financial statements of public natural resource companies, including companies comparable to the Company.
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Paul Pegolo - Director:
“As Western Region Manager & CIO Mr. Pegolo brings 20 years of well rounded experience to bare. He spent 10 year in the IT arena; 7 years working for The Capital Group, Inc. Leaving as Distributed Systems Manager where he provided support, research, and implementation services on technologies ranging from mainframe systems, LAN & WAN, Unix systems, large scale printing, imaging, down to PC systems. The next three years he spent consulting to corporate america via Axiom Management Consulting and Andersen Consulting working in the areas of new technologies and legacy systems integration for clients such as Xerox, World Port of Los Angeles, Kaiser AARP and Nissan. Following this he spent 10 years building a manufacturing business as Vice President managing operations including; facilities, new technology, machinery, quality systems - including ISO9001 & personnel.”
BOULDER CITY, Nev., Sept. 23, 2019
BOULDER CITY, Nev., Oct. 25, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via OTC PR WIRE – George Sharp, President of Guard Dog, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: GRDO) announced today that the company’s securities counsel is continuing to work with Nevada’s office of the Secretary of State to unwind and correct past corporate actions, which if left as is would have made it impossible for the corporation to move forward with its plans. As a result of these past corporate actions, some going back as far as when the corporation was formed, the more recent actions initiated by current management also had to be unwound. Shareholders may notice a series of temporary changes to the number of authorized and outstanding shares, but once the required and proper corporate actions have been completed, these numbers will return to their expected state and the company will resume its application to FINRA for a name change and one for eight reverse split. Management expects all of this to be completed at some time during November.
The company’s Starsona investment remains in the company’s plans and a Definitive Agreement is expected to be executed once the company’s corporate structure and capitalization has been finalized.
NOTE 5 – CONVERTIBLE PROMISSORY NOTES The Company entered into promissory notes as follows as of June 30, 2020 and December 31, 2019: Principal Accrued Interest Principal Accrued Interest August through September 2019 $300,000 Notes convertible into common stock at $0.0032 per share, 15% interest, due one year from issuance (August through September 2020) with issuance of 46,875,000 warrants with a term of three-years and an exercise price of $0.0064 per share $ 300,000 $ 37,336 $ 300,000 14,959 Total Convertible Notes Payable, Net $ 300,000 $ 37,336 $ 300,000 $ 14,959 Less: Debt Discount (22,321) - (85,396) - $ 277,679 $ 37,336 $ 214,604 $ 14,959 Interest expense for the six months ended June 30, 2020 amounted to $22,377 and accrued at June 30, 2020 was $37,356. Amortization of the debt discount for the six months ended June 30, 2020 was $63,075.
Dubbed the LifeAir G1, Sapi said the emergency ventilator was initially designed to be sold for about $1,000 U.S., making it more affordable for poor and remote hospitals and clinics in the developing world.
The business group recently received $150,000 in funding from an American seed money startup accelerator called Y Combinator, which Sapi said has helped finalize the prototype and get the emergency ventilator closer to Health Canada for possible certification.
Sapi said the group is about three to four weeks away from having its prototype tested to World Health Organization (WHO) parameters. He said the finalized design is now with Health Canada for certification.
https://www.ligandglobal.com/our-team
FORW recently secured exclusive US distribution rights to LifeAir, a patent pending, non-invasive ventilator currently under development by Ligand Innovation Global, a Canadian corporation. A newer iteration of the LifeAir ventilator is currently being engineered for a summer 2020 submission to the US Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) and Canada Health in the hopes of obtaining fast track approval. In June the Company filed its application to raise up to $15 million under Regulation A+. More recently FORW received funding commitments of $500,000 of an anticipated total of $1.3 million in financing and will itself fund Ligand Global Innovation’s development of its latest prototype of the LifeAir G1 Portable Ventilator.
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09/29/2020 | Attorney Letter with Respect to Current Information - Attorney Opinion Letter Re: Annual Report Ending December 31, 2019 | 12/31/2019 | A |
09/27/2020 | Quarterly Report - Second Amended Report for Period Ending 3-31-2020 | 03/31/2020 | A |
09/27/2020 | Annual Report - Amended Annual Report for Year Ending 12-31-2019 | 12/31/2019 | A |
07/31/2020 | Quarterly Report - Quarterly Report - Amended Report for Period Ending 6-30-2020 | 06/30/2020 | A |
11/11/2019 | Quarterly Report - Amended Report for Period Ending 9-30-2019 | 09/30/2019 | A |
08/12/2019 | Attorney Letter with Respect to Current Information - Attorney Letter with Respect to Current Information | 12/31/2018 | A |
08/02/2019 | Quarterly Report - Quarterly Report | 06/30/2019 | A |
04/30/2019 | Quarterly Report - Quarterly Report for Period Ending March 31, 2019 | 03/31/2019 | A |
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