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The positive note for shareholders, is that a lawsuit ties up the risk of that for quite a while. Lawsuits can take years. The fact that this was just filed last month means that this kicks the can on any concerns from that one until well into the latter half of 2024. I'm sure they would settle well before having to go through a years long court case but even that is not even a concern at this point. Easily a few months away, on the early end.
The fact that the company is refusing to allow toxic noteholders to get their conversion shares and is instead just paying off the notes in full, is actually peak bullish for shareholders.
This is going to run up so fast. Market cap before the offering was over $210 million. Current market cap $8,748,050, lol.
With the offering done, the company is now flush with cash and has $68 million worth of assets, as the company continues to grow. I suspect they'll release some solid news updates to go along with this rise in investor interest, since there haven't been any particularly big updates since the big drop from $2.77 to a little under 8 cents. They do after all, have to get back to a bid price of at least $1 to remain on NASDAQ.
I am very excited here.
After seeing the massive upswing in STAL yesterday after a huge two day decline, due to relentless bashing and questionable info from the company, I definitely see RSPI taking a fast upswing back to the upside as well.
The sleep apnea drug narrative is still hot due to the 1,011% run in just one day on VVOS two days ago, and the patent narrative is still hot due to BEGI running up around 113X over the past two months, and RSPI has all of that wrapped into one. The total market cap of this entire company is half the price of an average studio apartment in Manhattan, lol. There is a lot of upside room here.
When the person you're responding to is making sparky remarks about essentially purposely making traders lose money, and numerous response posts are just deranged laughter in all capitals, it isn't hard to figure out that they're not trying to help traders.
They just want to try to attempt to wipe them out by hurting the people that run the individual tickers. Because it brings them joy. Hence the all caps HAHAHA's.
That is a catchy line but in a low liquidity otc market made even lower by a bear market, a single trade can have large impact on any one of these stocks.
10 people banding together to impact share price of almost any one of the thousand of stocks trading here, can impact share price in any direction.
What you're saying would be more of a sign that the entire otc market should be shut down.
That is a good point. At the end of the day, almost every OTC stock eventually gets shut down, or effectively shoots itself in the foot enough to become almost entirely untraded. The supposition that bashers go against these stocks to try to get them shut down, when in all likelihood they'll get shut down anyway, even if they were to never post about them, is kind of silly.
I think people do it more so for fun, due to little other excitement or socialization in their lives.
She didn't expose anything here to my knowledge. Just some folls panic sold because she appeared to chat on this board, because they view her as a scary ghoul that makes prices go down, lol.
I think the general constant bashing these past couple of days, is just a small amount of people posting very many times about the reported value of the gold underground on this new property, being outlandish.
In their tweet update Star Alliance said $380 billion, then the press release said over half a trillion worth, lmao. If they had just entirely not posted any updates over the past week, this would probably be well above .01, probably even above .02. It's rare to see a company so effectively turn off investors, with an update the makes fans of the company and it's haters, join hands in nearly unanimously believing that they are being lied to.
Stal had an heir of being highly professional before those two updates and then they posted something that your average person would have to be high as a kite to risk putting into print, which made them lose a lot of trust.
Their best bet would probably be to issue a clarification stating that they meant millions and not billions, because even die hard fans will have trouble believing they are brokering a deal for land with underground resources, worth almost a quarter of the total value of the biggest company in the world.
Such an update would make them look clownish, but better that than the rampant skepticism that they created for literally no reason at all.
That's a good point that I had never really put thought to before. No one would hound all of these companies for decades, just to pick them apart in more than a quarter million posts, just to help people, lol.
Wow, I'm impressed by how quickly they are executing on plans. In the OTC, seeing a company hatch ideas, and then full on launch them within a few weeks, over and over again, is rare indeed.
I haven't looked at this board in almost a year. I just reviewed my old posts and remembered this company exists. It's so odd to see the same things being posted here since the day I left. You have truly wasted a decent portion of your life stalking information on the people involved with running BLLB. It's kind of mind-boggling that someone would spend a life on this but also admirable to see that the patience to devote ones life to something so unnecessary is possible.
I have to admit the ever present "they're trying to scare people into selling" argument is kind of invalidated at this point when WNFT was literally down 98.5% from its high just as of last week. Down from 45 cents to 7 tenths of one cent. I don't think anyone is trying to scare up some cheapies at this point. lol
I was 50/50 crypto and stocks as of last week and decided to go fully crypto after the Supreme court punt on the case and can say crypto is going much better, lol. I'm hoping that WNFT does indeed win its case because I will eventually rebuy my prior shares and more but it looks like a decision won't be made until late this year or early next.
After holding for over half a year (I know some have been here for two years) leaving money stagnant here for an additional half of a year as other opportunities are taking off, just didn't seem to make sense.
Buys going through doesn't necessarily mean anyone knows anything. I recall people being excited that someone "must have known" WNFT was about to win its case, four months ago when it hit 8 cents. Clearly that was a whole bunch of buying amid us all clearly knowing nothing. lol
Imagine claiming "substantial operations" and "rapidly expanding" 2 weeks after having to remove pics from their own website, due to having been found to be entirely using other companies photos, that actually do have operating business operations.
I started trading stocks when I was 10 years old and I have never seen such a blatantly made up fake business. I thought I had to be missing something when I saw Badger Blox was incorporated 4 days before GMZP announced being in merger talks with it. The OTC is riddled with scams but this is the first time I have seen one just so openly show its hand and not even try to seem legit at all.
At this point, I'm surprised they didn't just announce merger talks the same day as incorporating BadgerBlox. That would practically be the same situation, lol.
There's no way you're genially wondering why a $100 billion+ multinational corporation continued business amid a lawsuit in comparison to a shell stock with no active business to begin with.
No reasonable company would merge into a ticker with this much potential share ownership on the line without wwaiting or this case to play out first.
I think you make a lot of great points on here but this take just isn't it.
I contacted Poteet Architects after seeing your post, to ask if they were at all connected to Badger Blox and they were not amused. Within 2 or 3 hours of emailing them BadgerBlox changed the image that was at the center of their site to a new one.
This means either Poteet contacted them and had them take it down after I contacted them, or Badger Blox just straight up saw your post and made the change.
Poteet said that pic was stolen and from a consumer perspective, they would avoid doing business with Badger Blox.
This experience has fully turned me off from GMZP because I feel like this is just screaming red flag after red flag.
-Announced merger discussions with 4 day old company.
-Created website for the company merging in, 2 weeks before merging with it. Website entirely uses other companies pictures as their own.
-A full week of stone silence after a 75% drop in 2 days.
-Using other companies pics as their own and changing them when found out?
I'm no basher, so I'll leave it alone from here but I truly feel the best case scenario from here would be announcing this reverse merger is off and rolling in an actual legitimate company that is more than a couple of weeks old, at some point.
Oh wow, you're right! The site looks much more polished now. Better than when I was looking at it a couple of days ago.
I legitimately think it's just some odd coping mechanism for depression.
There's nothing funny enough about trading stocks to feign laughing maniacally in every post like the Joker.
This seems like one of those posts you don't want to put out into the ether because fate will just launch this thing to 10 cents plus in spite of you, lol.
But really though just with the $70 mil NOL alone, this is likely worth well beyond $.016 per share. A simple authorized shares cancellation alone to bring authorized down to the same outstanding amount would probably see a move well beyond 2 cents from here, prior to any reverse merger completion.
Am I reading into this correctly, that after two years of people buying into the "Trifecta" (WNFT, SRNW, & GVSI) in the hope of seeing a reverse merger completed and all the infighting among investors about which of those three would be first, George Sharps original FORW is now the clean audited company likely to see a reverse merger or acquisition first?
If so, this feels like those old WWF/WWE matches where two people fight to the point of exhaustion, until a surprise additional fighter runs in and effortlessly defeats them both.
Those are two very different circumstances.
On one hand you had shares of GVSI finally being allowed to be purchased in the U.S. But it still needs multiple things done and can't have audits completed for back years.
On the other hand a WNFT win in this case, would mean it has cleared all necessary hoops and would be the standalone Sharp play entirely ready for a reverse merger.
WNFT would most likely see a huge move on a win here, in comparison to simply going Pink Current.
No problem at all. Improved ranking can translate into whatever the site is looking for, whether it be subscription fees, just plain old wider readership, or even straight up just building a larger following to get promo payments.
I suspect that on average most of the older, longer standing sites have all chosen to veer off of paid promos and more to just subscription fees.
At the point where Google ranking is extremely high, the risk to reward ratio of accepting promo payments vs simply charging fees, is not worth it. The biggest site I know of just by peering at ranking analytics, is probably making well over a quarter million per month on subscription fees, and that's probably if it's a bad month, lol. I doubt they, or any others ranking that well on Google would risk jail time accepting sketchy payments with that sort of ranking juice.
I honestly have no idea in current day. The last time I accepted a payment to promote something was around 10 years ago.
In my opinion, most of the sites, are just regular blogs, just posting content to try to up their Google rankings. It's always kind of strange to see people freak out when a penny stock site blogs about a company because they literally post about any of them that have interesting movement or happenings going on. Probably 90%+ of penny stock newsletter posts are entirely just opinion articles just to write something to keep Google ranking healthy.
If keeping up steady content wasn't necessary for maintaining solid ranking on Google, there would be no one reporting on these penny stock companies at all.
The sites that don't post at all are mostly just one pagers that are specifically there just to pay for Google ads to get subscribers to sign-up. Those I would imagine would be more likely to be taking payments, since they're actually spending big money advertising.
You'll notice if you search penny stock terms on Google the reserved ad space section tends to be penny stock sites with little to no content for that reason, even if they are years old. Those are most likely to be accepting payment for promos.
People often claim that these sites are hiding their payments and what not but I'm pretty sure if they do, they're sued by the SEC within months to a year, with their names plastered all over the news, lol. After seeing very many people get locked up over that over the years, I feel like the odds of some nefarious promoter secretly being paid to promote Sharps tickers is extremely low.
That would be a pretty dumb reason for all involved to go to jail.
I can't lie, the thought of promotions being paid in gift cards is kind of hilarious. I wish I came across that in a disclaimer XD
Still I highly doubt any fully coherent CEO has ever paid for a stock promotion in any way while fighting a Supreme Court case. Not even if it involved trading packs of cigarettes or water bottles or anything. Lol
Neither of those site are hiding their domain names. That's not even possible. I think what you mean is they are hiding their registrant names.
As someone that also hides my registrant name on my own private business sites, I can agree that there is a reason. It's because we don't want people like yourself to publicly research and discuss us on public forums because we prefer to be private citizens as opposed to the always in front of the camera CEO's.
Keeping your name off of private online businesses and just keeping open discussion as business to business partnerships is fairly common if you're not trying to be a public figure.
Cash money is compensation. They stated that they were not compensated, which means no, there was no cash money involved.
These sites are all blogs that post about stocks for the purpose of building readership and improving google rank. Literally no CEO in the world would pay to promote their stock while it is in the middle of Supreme Court hearings. Claiming this just torpedoes your credibility.
Find me a single case of any company in the history of humankind where a CEO paid for a stock promotion for their company while it had an open Supreme Court case going on. Lmao
Lol, most of the sites that post about penny stocks do them for free nowadays because of the SEC crackdowns that locked away so many of them for wire fraud. So no, George did not pay for this story.
Even just suggesting that a CEO would pay to promote their own stock while it is in the midst of legal proceedings at a State Supreme Court is foolish at best and more likely just full on disingenuous to claim. But I'm sure you know that already.
Was it really 7,000 otc companies that were delisted in total, due to the new SEC rules? I do recall one week alone where there were over 100. I figured maybe 500 or so in total but you may be right.
One thing I have noticed since all of that, is that although there was major capital flight from the OTC afterward, there has been a more narrowed focus on a cluster of penny stocks. GVSI and WNFT for example, have remained among the most read boards on Ihub for over a year straight, partially thanks to there just being less to focus on, so that narrowed focus could pan out well for them if they make it to the finish line with reverse mergers and all other issues straightened out.
Lawyers represent clients for entirely frivolous cases all the time. I work for the New York Lottery and we have people represented by law firms filing insane lawsuits that are frivolous quite frequently.
Think like, literally just cutting up a bunch of different tickets and taping them all together in a Frankenstein-esque concoction, that is like 5 or 6 tickets, to try to claim a prize, lol. Lawyers have no problem taking peoples money. Merely being legally represented is no indication that one has a certain chance of winning a case.
With the outstanding shares racing toward 8 billion, I would say he's been taking his cut for a very long time. Lol
Fwiw, it should be mentioned that particular George Sharp tweet was over half a year ago. It clearly was not indicative of any merger being finalized for any one of these tickers. Mergers seemed closer then than they do now.
I'm actually surprised WNFT didn't get a little bit of a pump today on George's tweets. He stated that GVSI can't have back dated audited financial filings, meaning they have to just start filing what the company does from here on.
It couldn't be more clear that it is the farthest from completing a merger out of the pack now. If WNFT as an audited and SEC reporting stock wins this court case, a reverse merger completion won't be far behind.
I'm not bashing GVSI, just those tweets earlier put into better perspective where WNFT is in the grand scheme of things, as far as timing is concerned.
The TSNP/HMBL run was legit around 1.4 million to 1.6 million percent. The wildest move I have ever seen from a penny stock and it started at .0001 no less. And now the same CEO is working on this and two others.
I'm pretty sure anyone that would try to talk that down like some major failure, likely can't name another single stock in all of human history that gained that much in about 6 months.
$123.75 away from having a $.0002 bid. Kind of surreal but I also expected it to have seen $.0001 weeks ago, so this isn't super surprising. Possible it might not even hit $.0001 after all.
They stated that the audit is complete, in today's merger cancellation update.
Oh wow, I had forgotten about that. I'm guessing it's off since it was Ken/EV Hotels that announced that it would come but that should be clarified in another PR.
This will be interesting to see play out. There are still a decent amount of people in this specifically because they wished to invest into EV Hotels and many on the sidelines would not immediately recognize cancellation of a merger as being anything but negative. It took a few months for the EV Hotels merger plan to be announced after the prior failure.
PLPL is less than $100k in sales away from $.0001. I can't even fathom believing that cancellation of the current merger plans, couldn't possibly see enough sales to dip the price by one hundreth of one cent.
After saying this would end up being the case months ago. I think we can all now agree that the 100 for 1 reverse split plan, has nothing to do with up-listing to Nasdaq from these prices. PLPL even managing to up-list to OTCQB would be a shocker.
Best case scenario here is that they announce the deal is off, so we can all buy at .0001 and await the next merger plan with a different company and CEO.
I have to say, although I am very skeptical of EV Hotels and think their goal is to wipe out current investors as much as possible, I admire your tenacity in sticking to the information as it is presented and not giving up on the message.
That mentality will absolutely wreck you on some plays but will also be the secret sauce that will make you filthy rich on those that work out.