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Apparently they had enough to research, design and produce athletic wear lol.
Was the loan made prior to the merger or after the merger with DryWorld?
Is there any verifiable proof that Matt and and Brian were involved with any of the scams that Charlie is being investigated for?
Is there any evidence of any type relationship between DryWorld and Charlie prior to the note.
Is Charlie or has Charlie ever been involved as an employee or executive with DryWorld?
If we are being honest the answer is NO to all these questions. Charlie came with the shell which everyone knows and acknowledges has a past history of corrupt people running scams.
The shell is being cleaned and anyone involved from the past is being removed either by paying off notes or legal process.
Are there easier ways to reverse merge sure but they are expensive and often require a significant ownership stake.
No one invest 2 years into fixing and cleaning a shell, produce actual products, open manufacturing plants, sign ambassadors, and ship finished products all while not diluting billions shares.
The entire process of how DryWorld has traded goes against the blueprint of every OTC scam ticker.
Companies fail, even construction companies but the key is how they respond. Some turn to drugs others turn to the inner fighter and come back stronger
DryWorld isn’t run by anyone associated with the past. Different company no matter how many times scam gets yelled
Facts get in the way of past wrongs by people no long involved with IBGR. It’s not about truth or facts but past wrongs
Attacking a stock without evidence is easy and yelling scam and fraud over and over doesn’t make it true. An abundance of information has been shared by longs as well as the company to prove its legit.
Covering those shorts that don’t exist lol
False claims about stocks work
DryWorld has seen steady consistent growth in its share price with multiple big runs followed by small pullbacks. Unlike typical OTC stocks where there is a organized effort to drive up the price then crash it with huge sells, DryWorld has grown organically.
The company has not released daily or weekly PR’s with “fluff news” but has chosen to communicate when material events occur. This philosophy, while annoying to some, has set DryWorld apart from the typical operating practices of serial scam artist like Shaffer.
Every company and its current leaders should be judged only on what they have done and are actively doing. Second, third, forth degree connections make for great accusations and gossip but has no bases in reality or fact.
I would encourage anyone to look at Matt and Brian’s business connections on LinkedIn as well as the DryWorld page. You will find respected, established, and successful businesses and business leaders who have mutual respect and working relationships with these two men.
Barrett Evans who serves as the CFO has a sterling reputation in the finance world and has never been associated with anything remotely connected to a scam.
The truth is available with just a little research into the 3 individuals who are currently responsible for DryWorld Brands.
Naked shorting is in a panic because they can’t find enough shares to cover.
What happens if I am short by millions in DryWorld stock because I believed it was a scam but then I heard rumors that is actually legit but there isn’t enough available shares to cover my position?
What options do I have?
If you believe in the company buy the stock.
If you don’t believe short the stock.
It’s really that simple.
If that were the case then the SEC would have stepped in already. There has been zero concrete evidence of any fraud just baseless accusations.
DryWorld is so close to releasing information and todays activity proves it.
China is not relevant to the RegA so need to mention every aspect of your business. I have built an e-commerce site and had a store with eBay and at times have had to hide it from public view because I wasn’t ready to go live.
I still had products for sell to the public even tho at times those items were temporarily hidden from public view.
They did disclose what was critical to the RegA.
Why would they mention China stores in a RegA?
Companies build e-commerce sites on their website that are fully functioning but hidden from public view until they are ready to go live.
As long as they prove to the SEC those e-commerce pages exist and ready to go live there is no fraud. Again, if they lied then the SEC would waste no time raiding the office and shutting everything down. Also the SEC could easily ask Amazon for proof that DryWorld has an e-commerce site built.
Just because you can’t see it doesn’t mean it’s fraudulent it’s just not available for public view.
It’s a global company registered in Nevada and publicly traded under the ticker as IBGR until FINRA approves the change to DRYW.
https://m.canadianinsider.com/dryworld---global-athletic-brand-set-to-anticipate-innovate-and-create-as-a-public-company---announces-completion-of-reverse-merger-transaction-with-nexus-energy-services-inc-
The bridge loan was received after the company’s most recent filing. It will be on the next filing.
30 seconds of research will reveal this is strategic selling into the bid to create panic selling.
Sell a few shares throughout the day into the bid and walk it down then come in and buy the panic.
Agreed it’s why I haven’t sold.
My reasoning is the OTC in general is known for inflating revenue etc, once that revenue is audited and you are SEC compliant, it offers a much higher level of confidence until you get to a higher exchange.
Too much focus is being placed in the wrong areas.
Order of importance to long term share price.
Audited Financials
Uplisting to higher exchange
E-Commerce store opening
Team Kits being announced
League Partnerships
Reg-A being approved
Brand Ambassador
Ticker Change
I get this isn’t in order of how things will happen but it’s in order of what will give us continued growth past these daily spikes.
VERT sitting on the ask & bid will slow any upward movement unless we get a PR on FINRA or contracts.
FINRA does update after midnight EST as well.
Most people know (or can easily research) that IBGR’s HISTORY is filled with scams, likely criminal activity, and some of the worst individuals associated with the OTC.
BEFORE DryWorld merged into IBGR Shaffer and Sharp had already been removed and there is zero evidence of any relationship between those individuals and Brian or Matt.
If individuals previously associated with IBGR committed crimes they should be pursued and punished but trying to create a connection between some activity 36 months ago or more and today is irrelevant.
George Sharp never had anything to do with DryWorld and that’s a fact. You are posting about a person who has never been associated with the current company.
Everyone has moved on and IBGR will cease to exist soon. Whatever potential criminal activity happened was prior to DryWorld and DRYW.
George Sharp has never been associated with DryWorld so this is clearly irrelevant
Just raised that bid to .55
This has nothing to do with DryWorld
It says Nexus by IBGR symbol but the actual stock page has been updated. I don’t think the ticker can be changed live but after a system restart.
It might happen automatically as there is updates to FINRA it automatically reflects on their website.
Clearly the FINRA change is completed as the brokerage firms have begun updating what they can on their platforms. Expect the symbol to be changed overnight after the systems are updated.
Now shows DryWorld Brands. I don’t think they can change the ticker without a system reset so might see that tomorrow
Schwab changed as well.
Waited a long time (since the voting app) for this moment. Glad we are finally seeing overwhelming public evidence of what we suspected privately.
Schwab shows DryWorld Brands
This was posted about about 12-18 months ago.
I didn’t see it because honestly I wasn’t expecting much.
People might want to stop setting these “expectations” based on cryptic post.
I’ve learned with Brian and Matt to keep my expectations in check when it comes to their cryptic post. It also avoids those sell offs from disappointed people.
This will hit a new yearly low soon.