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The price used to be based on physical before the price was based on SLV.... that’s the problem here.
It’s already happening. Spot prices rise slowly, premiums are going nuts
My opinion, BTC and the creation of $SLV destroyed the value of silver....
I used to keep 50 ounces of silver shot in my hot tub to keep it clean.
I don’t think the market truly understands the true value of silver, but maybe they are catching on.
It would take an extreme amount of money to gather all of the physical silver. That would have to happen before any sort of squeeze on SLV.
Technology, medical, solar, all use silver that is not able to be recaptured.
I do remember palladium squeezing a few times, the difference was that nobody cared back then.
Who knows?
LMMFAO
Maybe they’ll wake up in the spring
Market is crazy, money is everywhere and this company is sleeping
Insane
zzzzzzzzzzzzz....
Bro wtf
They got a whole list going. Lol
Somebody must have free trades on their platform. Lol
Some public companies, especially ones like OBCN, where they are selling food products can only benefit from active communication with shareholders. 100% transparency is necessary.
You'd think with a larger investor base, you'd get a larger consumer base of your products. Happy investors would be more likely to try the products and share the products and even the stock symbol. It should be used for an avalanche effect. A good shareholder base is the equivalent to free advertising.
Lack of PR is killing this one. Not sure what is the point of going public to keep everything private?
It's like 1980's porn stars
Devender can also be found here:
https://itserve.org/board-members/?category=advisory-directors
On a side note, whats with all the mustaches?
Some rollup companies do very well. When John Lorenz put together Waste Management through small acquisitions, he brought their revenue stream from $2 Million to over $14 Billion in a very short time.
He failed on his second attempt, but he's going for a third, and I think he is going to bring that public through an OTC shell:
https://www.benzinga.com/pressreleases/20/07/n16468198/restoration-builders-letter-to-shareholders
Rollup companies are supposed to increase value through synergistic partnerships, cost reductions, increased efficiencies, etc.
While I don't agree with how the management of FTRS has gone about things so far, I do believe they can succeed if they find some sort of guidance.
The first mistake they made was issuing themselves restricted commons. This unnecessarily drove the price down for no reason. A better way to have done this would have been to file an S-8 employee share benefit plan, or to have just issued preferred shares in place of the restricted commons in the first place.
I also have seen lawsuits against the Dokis and lawsuits filed by the Dokis. These guys seem to deal with large money, so I'm not sure if these lawsuits are typical when you have those kind of assets. Dokis father owns a few companies in India, and has ties to Kellton Tech, and I think Suresh Doki may own some of that company. You can find that company here:
https://www.kelltontech.com/
I do believe that the Doki family also just sold their interest in a hospital in India.
Also, I don't believe the Doki's are the key to Futuris. Allan Hartley has joined them in some capacity and I think he is the guidance that they were missing. More about him here:
They are not REQUIRED to file with the SEC, but they certainly can. Maybe "dress for the job you want and not the one you have"?
Wasnt everybody just talking about how they havent filed anything? And now they file with the SEC and now THATS a problem?
They stated they want to list on another exchange. Might as well act like a company on another exchange?
For NASDAQ, they desperately need to lower the OS, not raise it!
Looks like 2 companies? One in US and one in India? Are these separate entities? I'm not sure how this works?
https://www.indiamart.com/talentbeacon-hr-solutions/aboutus.html
Those 2 filings confused me. I figured they would have had to continue on and post 80 something filings to get current
Looks like float getting locked up
Well maybe someday the company will file something and we can figure it out lol
Meanwhile and back at the ranch. What are M shares used for?
"M Typically, M shares carry lower front-end loads than A shares and are available to investors with larger initial investments. Typically, the maximum front load is either 0% or between 1% and 3.5%, the maximum deferred load is 0%, the maximum 12b-1 fee is sometimes 0% and sometimes between 25 bps and 100 bps, and the investment minimum is $50,000 or more."
Can you explain in regular person terms????
There ya go. Take his shell
FTRS bought their shell from Synergy.
Cheapest way to get a shell would be to petition for custody of the shell.
PALS is owned by a billionaire who doesnt appear to be doing anything with it. Just call the guy and tell him you'll buy it and then RS it
Shells are a dime a dozen. so whats the interest in an RLBY shell?
Synergy will sell you a cleaned up shell for $30K or $40k.
You could also petition a dead one for about $10K. $ME RR is a good target.
https://www.synergymgtgroup.com
Whats the interest in THIS shell?
Yes, I read something about them finding gold at the Damian Project in Columbia
Maybe he’s ok with it going up now? Lmao.
He’s the king of the reverse pump
wow, the wall got chewed
Somebody certainly doesnt want to see this break through .058 today
One of the conspiracy theories is that Doki is shorting his own stock offshore to cover with his restricted shares in the future... I'd think there would be a huge pump beforehand if this was even an option in the real world.
But then again, if they are shorting all these shares (and it's not mathematically possible based on historical volume) and they lost their restricted shares in court, how would they cover?
Sounds like that would result in an epic squeeze in the future to me? But then again, the entire theory has no basis in reality.
Sometimes, you could have a much more intellectually stimulating conversation with your front door. But hey!