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You stupid idjet, I told you already, my mother-in-law got her JD (as in graduate to become an attorney) at Rice Univ about 10 minutes away. This address, which is right across from an HEB Grocery when she takes us to football games. I said it once and will say again, that is a housing area there. So stop with your BS. Baum lies, and so do you.
CRGP type fake ceo. As a former surfboard dealer and surfer, if that thing dropped in on you in Pipe (Hawaii) or Third Point in Malibu, he would not find land. And I ain't joking. It is hard core out there.
If he is real he is what we call a "Bob", which means he bobs in the water.
First off, since I live in the area, wineries are considered essential service and are NOT LOCKED DOWN, secondly a REAL medical device company is an "ESSENTIAL SERVICE". And furthermore, spell check works, who writes this chit?
As with all the other 10,000 stinky pinkies, it is always "any day now".
bar, I have been in ICU so many times. One just have to have the will to live. There is a different quality of ER and ICU when one travels like I do, but BCBS has paid out over $6 million so far. I don't like ICU
Welp, Mother-in-Law went to Rice University Law School, which is right down the road and she takes us out to Homecoming every year. I do know there is a huge HEB across the street, which is a grocery store. I don't recall a facility, but maybe he owns a four-plex and works from home. There are many grocers, restaurants and residence in that area. I know cause I have been there.
Right, one just catches up on CLE hours and pays back dues with the state if one wants to be an attorney again.
Nobody cares, I talk to OTCM all the time, I talk to and go to the SEC all the time, all I can say is an email to otcm some hundred years ago is stupid. Take more pills and call your fake CEO mr. cfo and get him working what is he doing for this company? just a name on paper?
Nobody is sticking tubes in the body to only get MRSA and C-Diff all the while taking a chit load of Vancomycin from a subpenny under funded garbage scheme
This company does not have anything to sue for.
Scams are like whack a mole, they just keep popping up
Glendale only has $77,000 in cash and $1.4 M as in Million in assets They barely have $1 Million not Billion in shareholder equity. Their Revenue was only $1.1 Million, not Billion It is audited.
Stop the lies, you are not getting $1Billion in any way shape or form, as CFO, you have a prison cell with you name on it, Your best to go to mamma and go to sleep and buying shells and ripping people off
I just put Obama and Trump on my Co. that was an Inc just the other day, should I add Bush too
Whomever the buyer and seller is have an order flow arrangement, and the computer trades the stock, human capital tradersb dont have tine for $0.40 trades. Back in the 90's they were called SOES Bandits, which is Small Order Execution System, and they were a pain in the rear. I got penny stock 100 share trades and 100 shares ignored them all the time and dealt with them the next day
That is why they were called bandits
For a pro, Patty is an ARSE and an idiot
ETurd does this all the time, it is all computers.
As a former professional in the industry, you know the answer. You are an arse for wasting FINRA and Clearing Firms time and $$$ for a couple $0.50 trades. You really are sick
Idiot ceos and cfos have no clue what they are talking about. Can't believe a real billionaire is permitting this behavior.
Zero volume so far, why didn't buy more cheap stock, it is sitting there.
bingo
You are right, S&P Cusip Service will be more than happy to take his $$ and so will the SOS take his $$ to effectuate a newco and again take $$ for merger docs.
Hey 0+0 = 0
But Finra might not process this.
Spent 11 years living 2 blocks from S&P been there many times, they have 100s of black town cars out side the FDR at 4pm and shared a few with colleagues. I even had some foreign freak in a yellow cab slam on the break for no reason coming off of Water St.to Broad St, right at South William, and didn't even yell at the driver but me. So I walked the last two blocks. I used the S&P town cars all the time.
Patty is a joke. So where is Stephane the Billionaire, is he the made up CEO as we have seen quite often?
My daughters' trust, I can apply for a Cusip right now and will have a Cusip Monday
Oh geez the spy puts are trading at a crazy premium. The Delta is so off the charrts. better to buy and try to catch the falling knife or short this?
Did Thai ever effectuate an IPO? I have
people buy $500 of garbage stock and think some billionaire is going to make them $1 million out of their goodwill. ceo.cfos and stock promoters will sell and rip people off at all costs.
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The past year has witnessed the emergence of re-IPO’s — traditional underwritten public offerings by post-reverse merger issuers coupled with a reverse stock split and uplisting to a national securities exchange. The re-IPO marks the next business stage in the evolution of the fittest reverse merger companies over the past few years, and re-entry of small and midcap investment banking firms to the public offering arena. Participation in many of these transactions has afforded us a unique perspective on this phenomenon and the state-of-the-art techniques that any potential issuer or investment bank should understand.
Common from 2004 to 2008, reverse mergers with concurrent private placements emerged as the primary going public route for smaller companies, resulting from a dormant initial public offering (IPO) market but relatively easy availability of PIPE (private-investment, public-equity) financing. In a typical reverse merger transaction, at the closing of a private placement, a private operating company merged with a wholly-owned subsidiary of a publicly traded corporation, which will not have had any material assets or liabilities. The publicly traded corporation, whose shares were quoted on the OTC Bulletin Board, changed its corporate name to that of the private operating company and, with the proceeds of the private placement, continued the existing business of the private operating company under its management as a publicly traded company. From the company’s perspective, the key benefits of the reverse merger were speed in terms of implementation and simplicity of valuation. The reverse merger required only a comparatively simple SEC filing under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 with no prior review process.]
Funny how the writing of both siggies are the same.
Secondly, the company is already trading, no such thing as a re-ipo. There is, but not in this case. Just keywords to sell stock, shame.
"splain how with your whirlwind of experience?
There is no such thing as a Re-IPO just a psycho drug addict
I live in FIDI, don't BS me
First off, the issuer is already public. There is no such thing as IPO. Secondly basic math, 1-10 R/S, move the decimal by one not two $0.005 becomes $0.05 with a reduction of shares by 10xs. not $5.00 or even $0.50.
Billion $ guyos wanna stay private. Dear spouse is the CFO of a PE Co whose CEO is worth tens of Billions and very well known. ML flew a team from NY, London and Dallas to meet and he turned down a $2 Billion IPO. US Trust sent out a team to offer $100 million and they refused it. OPCO sent out a team from NY to offer $1 Billion and they refused it,
No billionaire f'w around with chit stock schemes lie pattys chit shell.
Yep, people think billionaires are gonna take out $1B and go to the roof of 80 Broad St and toss $100 bills are crazy.
What is "the street"? Wall St. is all stores, gyms and apartments now. Broad is full of restaurants, lens crafters etc, and Broadway has charter schools and the NYWE, yes big ass wine shop...there is no street anymore
Half a penny and a 1-10 R/S is $.05 not $0.50.
ACCR is already public, there is no such thing as an IPO
Pre-Money and Post-Money Valuation stay constant
Yes, after adjudicated, the SEC usually bans them from acting as an officer or director for five (5) year. But you know very well they act as de facto while inserting a puppet to run the company,
A R/S is a R/S, yet an insider can have a contract for non dilutive shares
First off, GS would not fund you a lunch, let alone a secondary of under $1 billion, let alone more than $1 Billion.
Secondly, you don't even know where GS is.
Tertiary, GS doesn't charge $50 in fees and filing an amendment to change your name costs more than $50 in fees.
Moreover, changing your name does not raise you capital.
I not a fan of Gavin Newsome of Cali, but if non-essential biz won't close he is shutting the power, I kinda agree.
Oh, how exciting, adding "Co." to the name is thrilling.
Welp, Calabasas is not a county, that is LA County. Dear Daughter donated her turtle to Calabasas on her way to college, I hope it is still alive out front of Marms. I love the Calabasas Commons. I lived in Calabasas for 1 year
erix has been filling for years.