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Last week will be the final opportunity. We'll have to see what they have in store.
In the mean time, everyone have an awesome Christmas!
Don't speak so soon man. Last I heard, they were very interested in avoiding the next quarterly.
Let's hope so. All doors are closed off to us at the moment. Florida SOS still registering as inactive.
He's asking if you saw this somewhere or if you were just asking.
No answer. Left a voicemail. An odd time to call with Christmas being so close. I believe he was with his family yesterday.
Will do.
Not that I'm aware. Officer list and everything looks the same to me.
I'll be trying Frack around 12:00-1:00 eastern.
I do know a R/S is not anticipated for those concerned, although a small one may occur down the road.
If they needed money and opted to take that approach, they'd be better off posting a filing and selling on the PPS climb.
It has to be a MM, IMO.
Some of those could be using reverse mergers, right?
Big order. Fingers are crossed!
Then a nice $0.40+ to finish it off.
I called Frack and he said he was in the middle of something and he'd call back.
Will update if he does.
I am. I'll let everyone know what he says if I get through.
Do not sell. Buy more. Trust me.
Keep in mind when fins drop that our focus should be on their projected growth rate, not strictly revs. It'll give us a better PPS target.
I believe it's in the info board up top on desktop.
I thought he commented to someone (Possibly Nvidia, but don't quote me) that we weren't at risk of a R/S.
Looking at the share structure personally I can't imagine putting a R/S in the pipes unless it was like a 2:1 split.
I can ask him, but I believe at this point he'll give me a "I can't answer that."
Welcome! Strong reverse merger and a reputable and communicative CEO being finalized.
I'll be trying the CEO tomorrow. I'll post what I learn.
If anyone has any questions they'd like me to ask, just let me know.
I'll try to call Frack today or tomorrow. Depends if I can get an opening in like 20.
I'm seeing 50k at $0.0312 on bid and 90k at $0.035 on the ask.
Same. If it dips I'm laying claim to several thousand of them.
I wouldn't expect it this week or next seeing as year end is so close. It would be simpler for taxes and avoid any tax loss slumps that could develop beforehand.
I'll try to call Frack this week. Possibly tomorrow. I know he mentioned updating the NV SOS soon.
Does anyone have any phone numbers for the CEO or directors? Anyone tried to call?
Don't misunderstand. I'm not saying I don't agree with it or accept it. I own a fair amount of shares here. I quite liked what the 8-K had to offer.
I'm simply saying I have no empirical defense in favor of the 8-K if someone claimed BS on it.
This is irrespectively off my original point though. My centric idea is that I don't believe we need to be concerned about the delinquency as of yet.
Simply my opinions and experiences.
As I mentioned to Veto, IFCR was delinquent for over a year on filings and audits. The SEC issued a 120 window to catch up.
If the R/S timing in the 8-K holds any merit then I would expect more specifics to fall within the timeframe.
With that said, I can't justify the 8-K's legitimacy. I'm simply stating what I've experienced with delinquency myself.
To be fair, it's a reverse merger. It's in their best interests to stay tight-lipped.
Alright, IFCR is under SEC fire right now for their delinquency and lack of audit reporting.
They were given 120 days to rectify after the one year mark.
Four months is more than enough time here, IMO.
Suspension after one year of delinquency (in two weeks, that is) is highly unlikely in my experience.
They're no doubt chatting with the SEC quite regularly, so I wager they're up to date on many of the nuances occurring behind the scenes.
I know many pink slips that are well into their second or third year of delinquency and still the hammer hasn't fallen.
LBRG (another reverse merger) was delinquent for five years on their quarterly filings, and they're now caught up just shy of one year.
IMO, the SEC puts these issues at the bottom of their list unless they have additional concerns with the company.
Same thing has happened with other mergers I've owned. People are typically loaded up by now. A few additional adds here and there, but for the most part anyone who's wanted in has done so, IMO.
Agreed. I've owned some for a bit myself.
Could be someone trying to get ahead of any tax loss selling.
Nothing here. I emailed over a week ago, but no response.
Other than hope it goes big when it drops.
I bought in late April myself. What I meant was at this point I can understand the possible want to wait for the 10-K. I can't justify rest of the several month wait. He's far too tight-lipped, but we're to assume they're working through some accounting complication.
I chatted with him about the companies he worked and merged in the past. Pretty strong history behind him.
If January blows by and we haven't anything then I'll start calling more aggressively. Until then I can see valid reasons for the delay around this time in the year.
Assuming we're dealing with Samwell, possibly they have accounting guidelines that carry over due to them being a subsidiary.
Or, perhaps Lee is very peculiar about overlooking everything. Honestly, Frack wouldn't tell me what the holdup is, but he assured me everything is fine. He had hoped and thought we'd of had them last month, so he's baffled himself from what I gather.
Yeah, Frack's pretty frustrated with their decision making. He told me he agrees with some points they've made, but he thinks supporting the shareholder base in the mean time would help the PPS down the road when the launch.
At least we have supporting evidence that they want to release the quarterlies in one large bundle.