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So you're calling him a liar?
That's right. Any time someone brings something in that doesn't fit with your narrative, it must be a lie.
"However, I am surprised by the way shareholders are being treated."
Given many rude comments to Greg on twitter, I'm not exactly shocked.
That's impossible, because *I'M* Bonderman!
+1.
I once Googled the purpose of an LT in Ch. 11.
Bottom line--they exist to pay off creditors (NOT equity) to the best of their ability, then wind down. Nowhere, in any of the articles I read, was equity mentioned as a responsibility of an LT in ch 11.
Anyone can google it themselves if they question this.
Its as if people forget that this is/was a reorg, not a liquidation(ch. 7) BK. It wouldn't make sense for the co. to liquidate EVERYthing, even enough to pay equity, in a reorg, where the company is supposed to survive and do business when the reorg is complete. Sometimes, ppl just need to stop and think.
Of course we were never going to see anything of substance from the LT. They stated as much on more than a few occasions.
Yes, that's the handful of COOP shares that we got yesterday.
Sounds like class 18.
Yeah, by you.
Whenever I see your name, I think "Pony Puncher". Is that weird?
Provide some evidence that Vystar sold 600m shares on the open market, and stashed the proceeds in its treasury.
Yeah, except that IHub says "We are still trying to identify the cause of the intermittent slowness." in red up top, for every board.
"Would like to believe EVERYONE is tired of the speculation"
That, we can agree on!
Is that why the FDIC needed our releases? Ok, got it. Perfectly legit.
Hmm...maybe I misheard :/ Maybe I should keep my mouth shut when I don't have reason to be sure of something. My bad.
Ah, it's all water under the burning bridge that I want to sell you, when we get to it.
He said he'd file on the 31st. Is it the 31st yet?
Right. Don't beat your dead chickens before they hatch, before catching more of them with flies, than with vinegar.
Am I mixing metaphors there?
"He can't speak of that either"
Nor is it his business to know of it. Why would those in-the-know regarding this, even mention it to him? Is that info he'd need, to close out the BK? No.
Any updates on that, or are they still just stalling their punishment?
Maybe you'd like to explain how Georgia laws apply to a co registered in MA.
That's...not how dividends work.
Where do you get these ideas?
I'd like to think they were beaten to death. Let me have my fantasy.
Perhaps because telling us about every applicable product would be like reading an unabridged dictionary in one sitting?
"This stock LIVES on speculation. NOT facts. "
Post that on any board, and it will most likely apply.
"I very seldom see FACTS posted here. "
Read more.
I doubt it. Look no further than EMA.
They huffed and puffed, but didn't blow the house down.
The amount of the drop was within the range of standard fluctuation.
If you want to cherry-pick data, how about this: sales over the weekend, pro-rated, would put annual sales at $205 million.
Or better yet, instead of cherry-picking, we can see how it does for the much more relevant half of the year, provided that you have that much patience.
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/RSFHFSN
Mouse over the chart, and you'll notice a consistent trend in retail furniture sales: The second half of the year is always much higher volume, esp. Xmas time.
Seasonally adjusted, Rotman's sales will come to far over $30 mil by EOY. EOM.
Not impossible. Also not impossible that recent months *were* that dive. Things might just be starting to move.
Don't hold me to that, just stating it as a "not impossible" case, lol.
darn tootin'.
Ok, bye.
Definitely a trust issue.
38 doesn't fall under 30+, huh? Good to know.
Good post, Steveling!
Dimes are in classes 18 and 21, iirc (someone should feel free to correct me)
"VYST seems to be a ship with no one at helm lately. "
Or they're very busy.
Nothing happens quickly (to the lay man) in the world of business. It can take months to years to complete the simplest of acquisitions, and this one ain't so simple.
Maybe you should.
Demonstrate that "the insiders" hold such convertible pref shares, sufficient to overrun the pool of commons. I.E., link it.
https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/difference-between-preferred-stock-and-common-stock/
Last I checked, pref shares get no voting rights.
And there was no promise!
What part of "tentative" gives some people so much trouble?? Maybe all 3 syllables starting with a 't'?
I have a multitude of stories that I won't bore anyone with, that illustrate the virtue of patience. Long story(s) short, whenever I get impatient, it usually ends up costing me.
Sure, lack of news is boring and frustrating, but I could also cite other stocks that paid off huge (or would have, if I had waited just a little longer), by waiting as long as necessary when you already damn well know what's coming.