BSFC has a flawed plan. Should never have been public in the first place. They are really just a seafood broker. Heard the guy speak about a year ago. That is why I just said that comparing aquaculture companies is not applicable in most instances.

It is easy to try and make comparisons to companies in this space. NSI is the unicorn. I know you don't agree, but time will tell.

The point is, they have lenders who will refinance if necessary. They also have a pretty significant fund behind the Japanese deal. They will be fine once it hits Nasdaq. I pray for anyone on the OTC.

You do know they have $40M in physical assets. That is against $20M in debt. I don't think they will have a problem.

You might want your guy to reach out to the legal department at US Foods. Seems that the agreement between NSI and US foods continues to be listed in official SEC documents. Most recently the 10K and soon the S-4. I am sure the receptionist will point you in the right direction. Let us on the board how that goes.

They didn't deny it. That was fake information. He never talked to anybody except the receptionist. If you are using his statement as a factual statement, there is land available cheap in Florida. LOL

So exactly what dd the receptionist tell you. LMFAO. BTW, they don't sell NSI products. They distribute to the people who sell. As I said, I called Trump on Saturday. Told me a bunch of top secret stuff. Can't tell you what was said because he told me not to tell. My story actually is closer to the truth than yours.

Not a lawyer. I would chalk it up to the statute of common sense.

I got an even better one: I talked to Trump yesterday and he told me once he is back in office, he is putting out a grant to expand into every city in America. LOL

Steady,

He didn't call them. They would've hung up on him. They are not allowed to divulge information of public company agreements. Get Real.

Yep, another guy with his keyboard stuck in caps. Everything that the company has filed is valid and verified. Just coming on here and saying you called somebody really doesn't hold much weight. Hope you get a chance to order some NSI-Harvest Select shrimp. Very delicious with lots of protein.

Both of you, in this situation, are correct. Event happened over five years ago. Agree to disagree and move on. Thanks to both of you for your valuable insights. You guys have proven to be a great source of knowledge.

We all know your opinion on sales price and cost of goods. I wonder why US foods did the deal and why a multi-billion-dollar corporation (Niterra), after probably a year of DD, did a deal with NSI. I guess they never did the math. LOL.

YOTA's attorneys have said the same thing I'm saying. I really can't understand why this is so hard to comprehend.

Cause if you did call, they would've hung up on you and tallied it as another nut job phone call.

You are a very sneaky dude. Throwing your opinion behind a hypothetical scenario that you continue to propagate. Ethics.

I really think this Adam cat is trying to build something here. The problem is already $9M spent by previous owner with not much to show. What is the difference here? It's just a shrimp farm. They require a very large CapEx budget, which, unfortunately in today's financial markets, is not available. Good Luck

Unless you're a lawyer, a legal opinion on Nasdaq eligibility doesn't mean much. But let's count the number of lawyers on the SPAC deal. I count three law firms and probably 3-4 lawyers per firm. That's where you should put your time and money.

I understand you have an opinion. It is wrong, but OK. The next item coming is the revised S-4. My understanding is it is ready to go. They have to work around the 4th holiday. So when the revised S-4 goes, will you change your tune?

IT IS ENORMOUS. 15X THE SIZE OF THAT OPERATION IN HONDO. SOON TO BE 100X WITH THE NEW NITERRA CONTRACT AND THE $41M IN SPAC MONEY. I REALLY LOVE THESE CAPS!

It's your friendly neighborhood Market Makers, trading for their own accounts. If they would just do the job as transactional middlemen, stock would be in the $.20's.

I believe this, I believe that. ALL of your statements really are just your opinions not supported by any facts or filings directly related to a statement made. An earlier post stated there were no holes in your statements. That is correct. There are MANY holes. You really have no clue what this company does or is doing for future business.

Man, I guess all that money spent on patent attorneys was wasted. I guess the review of the patents by YOTA counsel is bogus too. Where do you come up with this stuff. Sheesh.

There is your fundamental misunderstanding. The genesis of the tech was LSI. The tech that exists today is not even close to the same. LSI developed a Model T. NSI has a Lamborghini. The Lamborghini would not exist if the Model T had not been invented first.

It was disclosed in a filing. Form 14.

Got two chairs reserved for JT and EQ on the parade route. Parade ends at Nasdaq HQ, when the management team rings the bell. Cheers.

The terms "I am sure" are really just your opinions. Don't fret. The truth will be revealed to you sooner than you think.

Blinded. That's the word.

Yeah, he has a $20M lien against $40M in physical assets. IP assets are worth a helluva lot more. You really don't think there is somebody else who would take out those assets? Maybe Niterra? Negative tunnel vision.

You have an unnatural obsession with Fife. Oh well.

My knowledge of the SPAC process is spot on. You just make up things out of thin air; Fife is selling stock, NSI's costs are too high, and about another ten or twenty things you have opined on. The true statements are losing to the fake statements by a factor of probably 10:1. Why don't you provide the backup showing that Fife sold $50K in stock. Where is your empirical data on NSI's costs? Didn't happen ergo doesn't exist.

There really isn't even a response to that statement. Watch the parade as it passes by.

That is EXACTLY what it is. The days for NSI's competitors are numbered. Backing of a multi-billion $$ fund (Niterra) and the Nasdaq uplist, which will attract the institutional investors that are unable to invest in OTC stocks. The MM's piggybank is going to close up shop too.

let's look at your guesses. .001, .01, .02., etc. etc. Guess we know how accurate you've been these last few years. LOL.

He hasn't sold any. What a d****e. He doesn't have any free trading shares. If he started selling anything, he would have to file a 13D. You keep spouting untrue info. Will it ever stop?

Ok. Another future prognostication with no support. Only one RAS is going to make it, and it is NSI. Planet Shrimp, True Shrimp, and whatever TAA/GRPS is will all fail. Biofloc/water flushing will not work in the long run. Follow Niterra. That will help you understand.

The true value of the Niterra contract will become clear, probably about the same time the Company uplists on the Nasdaq, 60 days or so after S-4 goes effective. I wonder why the SPAC sponsor, who has invested millions, still is very positive on the SPAC merger. I wonder if his contacts in Taiwan know more than we. Value will recover significantly IMO.

I can't even answer that. Very clearly you have stated that it would not close. Now the hedge, with another future false qualification. How many of your prognostications will turn out to be false, we must wait and see.

But you said the SPAC deal isn't closing. You need to go on Cramers CNBC show. Neck and neck for the worst predictions.

Wish you could figure out that the company does not break down sales by customer. Whatever you say is a WAG. And, yes, your agenda is on full display.