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Dilution is a fact
I see you decided not to look at the past financial disclosures to see the massive dilution.
Compare the last disclosure with the previous one, and so on.
AAPJ still can't provide financial disclosure.
Nothing submitted to OTC Markets since May.
AAPJ no longer current - big yield sign warning to investors on OTC Markets.
I like it better that way. Reverse split coming?
Shorts - no need to cover.
Looks like dilution mode is the main business model.
Yes, we didn't know last time for some time after it was happening (issuing unauthorized shares). They just need to file to increase the share auth to 6 or 10 billion shares or do a reverse split. They are
I can't think of a good way they could make it better, unless they can talk certain shareholders into taking the rest of the preferred shares in exchange for their common or their "debt owed". Either way, common shareholders would own less of the company even if they retire the common.
at current prices, they have less than $80K in equity left that they can issue....less if converted at 60% of the share price.
A management change isn't going to help their asset and cash flow problem.
Correct - dilution is a fact
and the company doesn't have enough authorized shares to allow conversion at those steep discounts. They need to reverse split or raise the share authorization.
I'm pretty sure you didn't go to each quarterly report to see, did you?
Pretty hard to judge credibility when you buy a stock without doing DD and looking at the massive dilution in suck a short time, particularly around the exact time they put out those "we're working on something" or "were working on trying to put out some news sometime" -type X posts.
There is almost no buying interest and charts indicate severe weakness.
Charts mean little/nothing in stinky pinkies like this stock, but I do expect them to try to use it (dilutive shares) as their piggy bank.
As Lindell loses more and more in each court action, he will need to liquidate everything he owns. Fortunately, he is only "secretary" at the company.
Can hardly wait until they try to put together their financial disclosure updates.
Still spewing lies about me? Must be upset with all the AAPJ dilution and the FACT that they don't even bring in enough money to pay one minimum wager employee's wages?
Keep spewing lies about me. Dilution is a fact.
Just go to each quarterly report and you can see the massive dilution.
Just confirmed - massive dilution - read my previous post.
AAPJ is known for dilution and not being a viable entity.
Just surviving on dilutive share issuance.
AAPJ = massive dilution (fact)
it doesn't have to be in the last week - it has a history of massive dilution will little to no money coming in.
AAPJ is also known to issue far more than their share authorization allows (another fact)
So $1.05 price target near term?
Not sure I'd trust the lumpy pillow guy with anything.
AAPJ still can't provide financial disclosure.
Nothing submitted to OTC Markets since May.
AAPJ no longer current - big yield sign warning to investors on OTC Markets.
Yes AAPJ massive dilution is a fact
And please quit lying about inside info. The company is pretty much broke, has almost no assets, and is not bringing in enough $ to pay even one minimum-wage salary.
Not sure why a CEO would be paid $240K/year to be such a failure.
Yes, massive dilution - and it will get worse.
They need to increase the authorized shares or do a huge reverse split.
Except they don't have enough authorized to allow conversion at steep discounts to the current prices.
They will need to provide enough headroom to allow conversion, even if the conversion price is $0.00005.
Check the previous posts on the topic of WY filings/updates
Agreed. As long as one was aware if the liability and it was basically the same single asset, then the accounting part is just what they do.
They are not current - not good news
Warning! Limited Information
OTC Markets Group has confirmed that this company has limited disclosure or financial information publicly available, but meets a minimum requirement for public quoting under Rule 15c2-11. The Pink Limited Information tier may include companies that are delinquent in their filing obligations with the SEC, a foreign exchange or regulator, or under the Pink Disclosure Guidelines, as well as non-U.S. companies listed on a foreign exchange that does not require English disclosure and do not certify their compliance with SEC Rule 12g3-2(b).
You mean you are not shorting this POS?
Nevermind.....it is too expensive to short a sticky non-current pinky stock like this.
If they do a reverse split (1:2,000), they likely will not warn investors. They will rely on it being a surprise to trap investors who won't be able to sell until the post-split shares are reflected in brokerage accounts.
Toxic financiers will likely be able to convert/dump shares to lock in profit before common investors can even try to sell their shares.
Yes, that seems correct
The agrees to a "contract" or loan to buy said real estate.
The claim it as an "asset", even though they don't really own it.
This is done all the time, but one just has to be aware that it really isn't an asset until they "own it".
But said real estate's valuation could increase, either by improvements or that they get an ass4essment by a 3rd party.
No reverse split just yet
I believe they first have to not have the huge yield sign (not current) on OTC Markets
They are not current, either Blah Blah - not good news
Warning! Limited Information
OTC Markets Group has confirmed that this company has limited disclosure or financial information publicly available, but meets a minimum requirement for public quoting under Rule 15c2-11. The Pink Limited Information tier may include companies that are delinquent in their filing obligations with the SEC, a foreign exchange or regulator, or under the Pink Disclosure Guidelines, as well as non-U.S. companies listed on a foreign exchange that does not require English disclosure and do not certify their compliance with SEC Rule 12g3-2(b).
Make sure you look at their financial disclosure (beware).
Also, note the assets vs liabilities - they claim a "loan" (real estate contract) as an asset, but also claim the loan(contract) as an asset.
Looks fishy to you? Well, it is allowed, but a BIG RED FLAG.
Other Assets
Real estate $1,367,818
Long-term Liabilities
Convertible notes payable $639,360
Contract payable - real estate $1,302,854
AAPJ seems like a scam to me. They do cryptic X posts, it seems, when they are about to dump huge volumes of dilutive shares.
Quite the pattern there.
She was already dumping into the hype by some posters.
First they will dilute to 300 million shares.
Then 3 billion shares.
They have issued more shares than authorized in the past.
Whu would they stop now.
AAPJ is indeed a dilution nightmare.
They don't even have a business model.
The President does not deserve $240K/year while they are still trying to pay-off the last bungling officer/lawyer, who was also getting $240K/year.
That when they didn't even bring in enough money to pay even one employee (for years).
MM's just trying to make a market and helping to facilitate buy orders, sell orders, and toxic financiers' dilution.
If the stock price drops too fast, AAPJ will likely put out another bogus hype X post to try to get gullible investors to buy shares being dumped.
Likely dilution. This is part of their toxic liability.
Convertible Notes Payable, in Default $ 278,831
Plus, they have around $1,800 in total assets.
You mean different as that they have little assets and almost no money coming in? I saw that.
The frontloaders always dump shares after or during the time they've found enough gullible bagholders that don't do DD on just how terrible AAPJ's financial condition is.
If they can hide their dumping, the gullible get caught holding the bag.
Just ask the so-called chartists (fake). On other boards they admit that they are already dumping while the gang is still hyping and trying to find those to stick their shares with.
Mostly selling and dilution again today?
lumpy Pillow man (company Secretary) Lindell who doesn't pay his bills needs money bad.
No, only for scams or POS companies that claim "contracts" as assets, then claim those same "contracts" as liabilities.
It is ok to be curious.
Maybe try looking at their financial disclosure and massive dilution track record.
They don't even bring in enough money to pay even one minimum-wage worker's wages.
Yet an officer is paid $240K?
AAPJ = Tax Delinquent