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money-maker I was alerted to the fact that it was published in the news section on OTC markets. It was published December 21.
ysung I am 81 now. My law degree was useful for 20 years before I stopped working. I worked as a teacher before studying law.
shotsky Thanks! I did not know it was published there. Here it is for everybody to find differences between this and the letter of January 4. I feel vindicated in relation to the allegation that I lied.
Spooz, Inc. (SPZI) / JP Energy / John K. Park - Announce Shareholder LetterPress Release | 12/21/2023
CLEARWATER, FL / ACCESSWIRE / December 21, 2023 / Spooz, Inc. (OTC Pink:SPZI) announces the release of the following shareholder letter:
Dear Spooz Shareholder,
By now, you are aware that I recently became the Chairman and CEO of Spooz. I am a 63-year-old Korean businessman and a US Citizen. I received my MBA from Rutgers University 24 years ago and have headquartered my businesses in the US, mostly in NJ, which includes Student Housing for Rutgers University students, Residential Multifamily apartments, Education and Day Care centers for children as well as a Multi-National commodities business. I have shipped over 160 Containers previously, and Commodities like Sugar, Chicken Paws and Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) are not new to me or my organization. My relationships include counterparties and investors from South Korea, Germany, China, Philippines, and Brazil, just to name a few. It has taken me decades, not days, weeks, or months, to build these relationships.
I chose to merge my commodities trading businesses into SPOOZ, Inc. as being a public company to provide transparency and publicly recognized value, when dealing with foreign governments, energy, and utility companies, as well as commodity manufacturers and buyers. The previous transaction that was negotiated with Nate's Foods fell apart at the last minute. The reasons are not important. I do not own any shares of NHMD and I wish them well in their endeavors. As a matter of fact, I do not own a share of any public company, and I have never been a Stock investor or "penny stock" owner. I build businesses that create value for my investors, and I intend to do exactly that for all SPZI shareholders.
In the coming days, I will demonstrate the contracts that have been signed, financing that is in place, and the revenues and margins that I anticipate for SPZI. I have one goal and that is to build sustainable businesses under the Spooz umbrella, creating value for all shareholders.
In order to execute on my contracts, I have to travel extensively, both domestic and abroad. Please do not expect me to answer shareholder phone calls or texts, as there are not enough hours in the day to do so, and as Chairman and CEO of a public company, I cannot discuss material non-public information prior to dissemination to the public. I will be appointing an Investor Relations person in the very near term. I have engaged the services of attorneys, a PCAOB Auditor, as well as the CEO of a FINRA member Broker Dealer to guide me in the public company arena. I assure all shareholders of transparency, integrity, and my absolute focus on creating value for all. Click the link below to read my full bio: http://www.Twitter.com/SpoozInc
ysung I am an idiot? I have two degrees (master) at the biggest university in my country. One of them is English. Only about 3% of the candidates performed better in the various subjects I studied, Your comment about me speaks volumes about your own intellectual level.
RR67
I assume that what is above your capacity to comprehend is the reference to a pinch of salt. Here is how a dictionary explains it:
"A Pinch of Salt - What does this English idiom mean?
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To take something with a grain of salt or a pinch of salt means not to take it too seriously or too literally. ... take them with a pinch of salt."
I guess ignorance is on the increase in the USA.
stervc Thanks for your interesting calculations! So far I have sold none of my 9 million shares since I hope to sell them for a substantially heigher price in the future.
money-maker Are you slow in your mind? The copy was posted here months ago. If I had remembered which post it was I could have copied it. You will have to wait until more people wake up and can confirm my statement.
money-maker Of course it happened! Wait until peope wake up and can confirm my statement. I take it for granted that not every poster here is dishonest,
Thanks for the update regarding the coming remittance Laxmi. I find it encouraging that you have received confirmation that the remittance will be received in the US by the middle of this month and that the date of the remittance can be fixed.
eiks Why was it not stickied weeks ago?
RR67 I think your posts should be taken with a big pinch of salt if you regard this false statement about the float as an update.
money-maker. I read it here but I don't remember the number of the post. Lots of posters should be able to confirm my statement if they are honest.
money-maker As far as I rember it had the came content or practically the same content. I remember many points in the letter. I can see that JP will inform new readers but it seems strange to those uf us who have read this before. It also seems strange that there is no confirmation of the contract that is supposed to be announced today.
love Our posts did not relate to predictions. At this stage I am unsure what the pps will be today. Will a new contract be announced today?
jdc This twitter letter was a copy of a letter sent weeks ago as far as I can see.
jdc It is hardly possible to predict with 100% certainty the week a future contract will be entered into,
renaissance It may be more fun while it lasts but a slow and steady rise usually lasts a lot longer than an almost 100% rise in a couple of days.
As far as I can see this letter is more or less a copy of another letter sent weeks ago.
ysung Both your allegations are wrong. For short-term traders who don't take an intereyst in the company and its profitability the float is very important if the bulk of those who buy shares had been short-term traders. For investors the float is of little interest. The market cap fully diluted, earnings peTr share and the anticipated growth rate in earnings per share are very important. We live in entirely different worlds.
Deaf I don't fear risk. I am not selling at this level as long as I assume the numbers from the contracts are correct. One way to value stocultks is to relate market cap to sales. If the profit margin is reasonably good and prospects are good too a market cap that is twice projected sales is fairly moderate. With sales of 90 million dollars just from chicken paws this would imply a market cap of 180 million dollars and with 5.7 billion shares this would result in a stock price of about $ 0.03.With other revenues might this number to more than double. It would seem dumb to me not to take this risk.
Long Are you not familiar with education in the United Kingdom over the last decades? Grammar school an alternative to comprehensives corresponding to hig school/first year of college in the US if my memory does not fail me.
Deaf Envious is a better word than jealous in this context.
learning Very interesting analysis.
Dear I own about 9 million shares. "Who Ever Owns More Than 999,999 Shares Of This Ticker Will Lose The Most If Not Sold Right Now." Are you omniscient ? What sort of inside information do you have?
Deat Nobody KNOWS if a stock is going higher or not. My assessment is that if I look a few weeks ahead it is more likely that it will be higher than that it will be lower. We are still waiting for more contracts and probably bullish information. The stock looks fundamentally cheap in relation to possible earnings per share during this year. 'the market seems to share my view.
Deaf There are also fundamental reasons for buying a stock. It may be cheap in relation to expected earnings per share. This may be the case even if a stock is overbought in relation to technical analysis anc charts.
Deaf "You cant make $$ by holding it too long or more than today ..." Completely nonsense. I bought 4.7 millon shares some weeks ago at $ 0.0011. The unrealized gain is substantial.
renaissance I have seen no change in Ameritrade after they were bought.
surfkast You may need a lot of popcorn. Your past predictions have been extremely wrong.
learning I agree it was not a big drop. I have the impression that some try to influence the closing price too to serve their own interest. Traders who want the pps to drop substantially may sell some shares and cause the pps to drop before the close and use to create uncertainty in the hope that the pps will fall much more the next day. There is a war between people who want the pps to rise and people who want it to fall.
peeved Ameritrade are very frindly and kind to interact with in my experience.
Heaven You need to be able to assess investment opportunities. I was unable to buy below $ 0.001 too. Even so, I have almost quintupled my invesrment.
Deaf Don't listen to self-serving traders who post to serve their own financial traders and who change their views accordingly. There may be some posters who do this here.
gcap.
I was not able to sell my shares by my broker uaing the normal way of doing in the USA. It was not possible to sell them using a limit. In the normal way I was expected to sell all my shares at once. Because I owned so many shares this would have depressed the pps a lot so I was able to sell my shares about 10-15 million at once on different days for å total sum of a bit more than 60,000 dollars. I later used Ameritrade to buy back a few million shares. The pps at one stage soared a bid above the pps bow. Gradually it moved down to whhiere it was recently. I lost some money by this. My impression is that Paul achieved nothing. I have no solution for your problem.
Penny2 The float is about 5 billion based on my impression over about 15 years.
Hold The float over 5 billion shares is not locked in a strict sense. But when more and more shareholders realize how stupid it has been to sell their shares more and more shareholders hold on to their shares as the pps soares and this limits the number of shares on the ask and the pps acts accordingly. The information about the company that is now available suggests that the pps may still have a long way to go.
Long I have mostly been in this stock from about 2008. The float and the O/S was even then roughly then the same as it is now. I actually owned almost one percent for the O/S for more than 10 years. When the stock came back from the dead many hundred thousand shares traded day after day. I know some source has stated that the float is about 500 million shares. There are I believe no other facts that support this disinformation. When the pps rose sharply not so long ago more than a billion shares traded.
silver
"there is NO WAY the float here is 5 billion....this trades like a 500 million floater". Nonsense. Quite recently more than a billion shares traded in one single day! A 500 million floater? Nonsense.
lovethatgreen Why are there more buyers than sellers today while a lot more shares were bought at the bid than at the ask yesterday? Your explanation is in a way correct but it is so shallow that it is obviousl
gosox Yes I remember those days. Today the pps tripled for some obscure reason. But the bid stays the same as before. I have looked upon this stock as more or less a bingo play. I have though assumed this is a real compny with moderate revenues. Perhaps that is too optimistic too?