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No, they didn’t used to be listed or public, ever, complete BS. JP Energy Partners was acquired by American Midstream Partners on March 8, 2017, and has no subsidiaries. It's been gone for over 6 years. Here's the 8K:
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1523404/000119312517074861/d328538d8k.htm
And here's their Edgar filings:
https://www.sec.gov/edgar/browse/?CIK=0001523404
They have absolutely nothing with the company created out of nowhere very recently.
That’s quite the alphabet soup of preferred stock… does it all convert into commons? I saw where the “board” approved the conversion of 25000 preferred A’s into 1B shares of common stock just so they could make a big pump out of “cancelling” them this year.
Be logical and ask yourself why a Chinese company way over there would sign a PO for a half billion dollars worth of sugar and chicken feet from a company created out of thin air and that had never traded commodities before. Then, if you decide to buy into that fairy tale, ask yourself if JP Energy really had that sort of PO and duped someone into fronting the money to purchase and transport it, why would they need Nate’s Food Company at all? What’s the purpose?
It’s just another of a long running scams on the OTC.
2020, there were all manner of pumps claiming tests, masks, and drugs both to prevent and cure COVID. It was "flavor of the year."
Yeah, but they only want the "synthetic" shares...
John Park was the CFO of FKA RIII during their N95 COVID mask scam days....
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=157967576
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1574910/000147793220007452/riii_8k.htm
Musta left that off his resume, since it is now revoked and dead.
Here's his resume from that board:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=158647693
He wasn't just there for the PPE pump, he was the PPE pump:
https://www.bizapedia.com/nj/pro-n95-usa-llc.html
Note that the address for the PPE pump is the same one for JP Energy... different suite. Pretty sure it's an apartment building. From COVID masks to "renewable energy" to chicken feet... sounds legit.
That's typical OTC speak, provides an out when things don't happen.
If you think a stinky pink company that's been a perpetual scam just happened to engage themselves with a company suddenly switched from "Energy" to "Trading" and landed a half billion dollar contract with folks in China that you cannot check up on to supply chicken feet and sugar acquired somewhere else, and that entities with a half billion to fork over to cover the acquisition and transport of the chicken feet and sugar are going to hand it to this shiny brand new adventure to finance it, you really need to take a deep breath, take all your money out of the OTC, and find a nice, risk free CD, currently paying over 5%. It's the dumbest foundation of a pump and dump I think I've ever seen.
How Does a Pump-and-Dump Scam Work?
https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/05/061205.asp
Investopedia has all sorts of stuff...
Completely false. You made that up.
JP Energy Partners was acquired by American Midstream Partners on March 8, 2017, and has no subsidiaries. It's been gone for over 6 years. Here's the 8K:
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1523404/000119312517074861/d328538d8k.htm
And here's their Edgar filings:
https://www.sec.gov/edgar/browse/?CIK=0001523404
They have absolutely nothing with the company created out of nowhere very recently.
The patents were all acquired. It was the contracts that nobody was interested in acquiring.
If there was real value in the assets, the company wouldn't have had to dump itself into a stinky pink ticker and then basically sit idle ever since. There's capital out there for things that are valuable.
That's hilarious...
They're proposing to dilute the RWOD stock, with a current O/S of 6.1M shares, by 6M shares and with an opportunity for another 5M shares.... RWOD shareholders with about $10.35 per share on redemption, ain't gonna like that kind of redemption to acquire a stinky pink $2M company...
From page 130 about ANEW:
Yeah, yeah, you just don't like it when your ramblings are confronted with irrefutable facts as you'd have to face the fact you've lost your entire investment in FKA IMNPQ.
Immune is in Chapter 7 bankruptcy, being liquidated and shut down. It is already substantially liquidated, only remnants remain, already shut down, nobody works for Immune and the only person working on it is the bankruptcy trustee. The stock registration was already revoked, rendering it untradeable forever.
Isleworth is gone, shut down, wound down/up.
Cytovia Therapeutics is a completely separate, private company that you don't own equity in. The subsidiary to Immune was Cytovia, Inc., and it has also been substantially liquidated.
All this crap you hypothesize is just that, crap. There will never be any liquidity for your IMNPQ stock because the company that issued it will be gone, pretty much is already.
Robots... SPRC O/S is 521k, volume today over 15M
What a load of crap.
Your holdings in Immune are worthless. The company is in Chapter 7 bankruptcy being liquidated and shut down. That’s what’s happening, the only thing that’s happening. Deal with it.
Do you realize how stupid it is to foist up a speech from 1944 thinking it somehow validates your delusions about a company in Chapter 7 bankruptcy and in the process of being liquidated and shut down?
It's just requesting RWOD shareholder approval to extend the deadline for up to 12 more months, says they need more time. It still mentions ANEW, but says they expect "significant redemptions at the special meeting," meaning RWOD investors who want their money back from the stock. That's why I commented about the RWOD shareholders not being too excited about the acquisition of an OTC company trading at far less than they're handing over.
When this prospectus gets voted on, RWOD will either still be alive and working to combine with ANEW or something, or it'll redeem the rest of the stock and shut down. If the company's predictions of redemptions does happen, then RWOD will have a lot less cash in the bank to hand over. RWOD has already had about half of their initial shareholders redeem their stock.
Be realistic in your expectations. If you owned RWOD stock, the aggregate of which piled up a trust of $60M, and your board came to you and said they wanted to dilute your holdings substantially (and hand over the trust fund) to acquire an OTC company who essentially had nothing going on because they have neither valuable assets nor cash and that was trading at a market cap of $2M, would you vote yes?
Cytovia Therapeutics has zero affiliation with Immune Pharmaceuticals. Zip. Immune Pharmaceuticals had a subsidiary called Cytovia, Inc., and it is also being liquidated (actually, the assets in its name were already sold) and shut down as well.
Guess they figure handing $60M over to a stinky pink OTC company trading at a market cap of $2M might be unpopular with the RWOD shareholders...
You don't have an equity position in Cytovia Therapeutics. It is private and completely separate from Immune Pharmaceuticals (FKA IMNPQ)
They terminated the business combination...
Once again, news issued by Isleworth:
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/isleworth-and-cytovia-terminate-merger-agreement-301579200.html
You guys just ignore facts that contradict your delusions.
Once again, this article, provided by Isleworth, says they were redeeming the stock, which empties the trust fund, and were "winding up," saving some money for "dissolution expenses."
Now, unless you have something else provided by Isleworth that shows they changed their minds or lied to the public issued after August 25 of last year, then give up this pathetic little delusional game you're playing and stop trolling the board.
What do you think that means? Winding up = winding down = shutting down.
Isleworth is gone.
This news was provided by Isleworth....
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/isleworth-healthcare-acquisition-corp-announces-cancellation-of-special-meeting-of-shareholders-redemption-of-public-shares-and-subsequent-dissolution-301612843.html
Now, you prove they lied and didn't do what they said or give up this delusional state you're in.
Isleworth gave all the cash they had back to their shareholders and killed off the stock. That's what redemption means. They said themselves in black and white they were winding down, but you ignore it just to keep your delusions alive. They're gone.
Isleworth is gone, dead. They redeemed their stock, emptied the trust, and are gone. You need to move on from that denial.
Nothing like selling 1000 shares of preferred stock convertible into common stock at 49 cents per share and having the PPS wash traded up to $2.20…
The trap has been sprung.
No, you’re the one watching the dog chase its tail, but you knew that. Claiming to be some sort of superior thinker that can walk away and forget it, but you can’t, you just have to come here to post about how silly it is that people post, but only those who’ve told the truth. And the funniest part is you don’t even see the irony of doing that.
Loxx,
Nothing will ever happen to this company other than the completion of the Chapter 7 bankruptcy, which ends with the liquidation and shut down of the company. Every asset the company owned, all the intellectual property/drugs, will be sold, and most of it already has, leaving only “remnants.” There is no business being done, no employees, nothing, and the stock was revoked so it will never trade again.
That other guy is just making stuff up as he goes, kicking the can down the road so he never has to admit he lost his entire investment in this stock. Chapter 7, by law, ends a company, there’s no way out. Google is your friend here, and if you want to read the truth about this company rather than the ramblings of delusional internet personas trying to tie the company to others that are still in business but have nothing to do with this one, then read through the court records for the bankruptcy.
Robot wash trading, brazen manipulation. Don’t get trapped, they’ll turn the robots off after they’ve worked the stock they want to sell in.
SECO (Nasdaq) is today’s robot target. O/S of 1.8M, 140k trades thus far for 19M shares (O/S traded over 10X’s), up 600% with more sells than buys.
Stock was dead before today:
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SECO/history/
Do you realize how absurd and ironic it is to say in a post/response that another poster “gotta” respond? Do you think that is some sort of superior position?
I don’t respond to the pretenders, but will respond to the DD fabrication team members (thus, this one) and to those that I think still believe in the BS. Like this guy:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=172997708
He’s so deep in confirmation bias and denial that you guys conned him that he’s convinced that an SEC reporting public company under the jurisdiction of 2 federal bankruptcy courts did a 1e100:1e100 split (which is also absurd) with none of the required filings, no board of directors or executives (resigned 15 months prior), without approval of those 2 courts, without a whisper from the monitor or anybody, and without the approval of the people who owned the shares. Yeah, that’ll draw a response.
What’s the end game here? The debate was lost 5 years ago with the liquidation and the monitor telling the shareholders over and over they get nothing, followed by the closing of the proceedings and deletion of the ticker. So the position you guys are pretending to believe is impossible to “win,” like claiming the Eagles won the last Super Bowl and insisting over and over it’s true despite the published results. Is continuing to get responses the “win,” or do you really expect the truth tellers will get tired of telling that truth so you can get a “win” from outlasting them? It must be annoying the constant reminders to the marks about the con game run, but I’m not sure returning to the scene is a winning strategy. Think you can keep diverting attention away from the facts and onto those telling them forever? I’ll admit, I expected those marks to be asking a lot more questions than they are by now, but when I consider they also believed a company that went bankrupt and was liquidated and shut down was being bought for multiples of its debt, it makes believing the other crap a possibility. But it won’t last forever, so it’s a sure loss.
Responses are unlikely to stop, the two primary responders have a sure win and are as relentless as the trolling. If it were me, I’d just give up pretending to be stupid.
They're targeting exchange listed stocks... most of them on NASDAQ
It's surprising to me it seems to go on undetected. I mean, really, a stock trades less than 100k shares most days leading up, then 240M???
Wash trading robots on SPCB today, tossed the O/S over 40X's...
https://investorshub.advfn.com/SuperCom-Ltd-SPCB-3628
Seem to like low float/OS, low volume stocks. Stock was hardly trading before:
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SPCB/history/
Ok, so, you bought shares, but are far too educated to believe in the “good things coming” fairy tale, ever, even during the pump. But here you are, wasting your time reading the board and occasionally posting, just like me.
I answered the question a few weeks ago.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=172637516
It is as intersting to me that people/pumpers will come here every day pretending to believe something they know is not true for the sole purpose of seeing if McCoy or Toncat will respond. Doing that is more pathetic than the response, as the responders don’t have to pretend to be stupid and believe that crap. The outcome is fixed, and it’s a sure win for those 2 every day.
I’ll add, though, for the 2-3 people that really still believe in that buyout crap, I watch for signs of cracks in the faith, and waiting for them to start questioning you and the rest of the DD team on how they “get paid” by a dead company with no employees or even a corporate charter.
You first… after all, you’re checking the board every day as well and know better than to think a dead company liquidated 5 years ago is ever coming back. I’ve never seen a pumper not be able to get away from a pump, most of them just move to the next ticker.
Just because you lost your investment here doesn’t give you any more license to post about it than others who didn’t. As long as there is new and recycled BS brought here, there’ll be a response, and, yes, those repeating the “good things are coming” BS are wasting their time.