What's the point of mentioning Steve? Him, Josh, and the rest of them have nothing to do with EEGI. At this point Steve could fly the space shuttle and no one would care.

Isn't that 97% of the OTC and to be expected?

I put cheap bags in the closet as one day they might be useful. The good "bags" already served their purposes well.

Good Day!

Ah. Thanks for the update.

Nice that you keep track on when people come in and out of here...although it is listed...ah well.

I meant as in I'm too busy to be posting or spreading "the news". If something exciting happens, so be it. If not, so be it. My comment was just my way of saying hello. That's it.

Always funny when a con tries to con a con.

Good Night

$EEGI appears to have movement again. I will quietly watch from the side.

My apologies.

I was only saying if you take two companies, one being EEGI which we will call Company A, and pick any random company on the OTC which will call them Company B;

Company A - promotes events, has events, we still here from management

Company B - promotes whatever product or resource they're "selling" to the public. The products/service/resource never happens, and the people behind the company vanish.

Wow. Now sure what to say.

Car was a metaphor to their events. The events did happen, so I'm not sure where you were. People have posted that some of the fighters weren't paid, thus meaning an event or events did take place. Now that is something I cannot give you any evidence on as that is all online talk, but from how they have been dealing with the stock side of things, and all the posts you have said about Steve....in court, a judge will look over the character of a person to see if they're lying or not, even when that person is a victim. Steve doesn't have a good record of being honest, which is sad, because even if he did things honestly, it would still look shady...but I don't know him, so I won't go down that road.

Other tickers will make grand promises (like Steve) of things that will happen and never do...or better yet, companies that once that September deadline passed, were no longer heard from. At least the events have happened. I just question if someone is holding a public event, and then robs people, wouldn't they worry about some form of repercussion at their event?

OK good, were on the same page. I figured out the OTC early on, and understood that each play is basically for the moment and move on. Some which have pulled in some great returns...once that moment was up, I couldn't tell you what the ticker names were until I look over my taxes. They ran, cashed out, and then they crashed.

With EEGI...it's like one company that will say they're building a car, take peoples money, and you never hear from them, and the car was never going to be built. These guys said they were going to build a car...built it...drove it....sold it to people...they drove it....and naturally we would expect more. Ah well. The wolf wore the sheep outfit better.

I did't say it as a joke, yet your tone makes it sound comical. The last two years highlighted how corporate scams work. Resources that regular people can no longer buy or has access, but those making billions can still easily get.

When a broke person claims bankruptcy, it means they have no money. When billion dollar companies or the people behind them claim bankruptcy, it just means they shuffled the money elsewhere and will either bounce back, get bought out, or the best, get government aided bailouts, meaning all they did was order one less steak dinner. Nothing changed.

If EEGI is running a scam, does that make one scammer better or lessor than another, no, a scam is a scam.

You forgot to mention the large companies and franchises that do this everyday. Box stores that sell groceries and hardware, or franchises that sell "quick" oil changes. People fall for them everyday.

Good point. This time last year I mentioned how things just seemed off with GS and $GVSI, and how he was taking on too much at once. People hated reading this, and sure enough, here we are. Within a year, things seemed off with GS, his losing control of situations, and then trying to take centre stage with all sorts of twitter fights, many which had nothing to do with him. Shouldn't he have been using that time to get GVSI and others current like he did with his golden child stock almost 2 years ago when he was focused on just that one stock?

It's one thing to boast being a self-proclaimed superman saving the entire OTC, but who will save him from himself?

$EEGI - What's the expected business date to start seeing people go in panic selling mode before this goes to EM?

$EEGI - I can see it now. Stock drops to 0.0001, a ton of people buy in aka pump, it runs, and then it crashes. Quite embarrassing for an entertainment company to do that has public events. I could see this for some type of product where "management" hides in their office, but these guys and the people associated are holding public events...which these days could go left very quickly, and gain more views than the event itself.

Ah well. Already made money from it last year. If it runs, cool. If it fails, oh well. Nothing lost.

Have a good weekend everyone!

People have lied for the last 2022 years, but as you said, a different topic. The one question that stands...how does $EEGI get in the hands of those who don't have good intentions for the last 20 years?




True, but if one losing $5k on $EEGI or any other stock on here affects them, then they never should have put that money in any type of investment, as even safe investments could lose money at any moment for any reason, especially when people panic. The safest thing they should have done is invested $1k, or kept all of it in a bank, and earn 0.00000003% interest in 60 years.

I guess many forget to only play with money you can afford to lose. Those who can afford to lose $50K to $100K as a simple write off have a far greater net worth, unlike those on Twitter and Instagram who pretend to be living The Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous, hoping Robin Leach will show up. I guess they didn't get the memo.

There's an irony in your statement because this board has been crickets for months.

Whoever has time to backtrack on Josh's tweets, and I think from Steve as well, or on here will find it. Josh made a tweet about it, and even said in his replies that he's could no longer answer such questions as it was out of his hands.

EEGI - Josh has been out the picture since late year. That's why most comments only reference Steve, and tweets only come from Steve.

EEGI - Read what I said about EEGI and Steve, and read what you wrote.

Yes, people are sheep, and the last two years has really brought out the sheep in many. Those who we knew were sheep were basically wearing posters on their head with huge letter saying SHEEP!

Those sheep tend to follow "a leader", be it an entertainer, religious figure, or person of influence...or these days "influence". To them (the sheep) Steve/EEGI is their leader.

EEGI - Steve does a good job playing both sides of the fence, and selling people one side of the fence to keep them interested, and showing events that take place to also keep them interested.

The things is...when you study people...the larger part of the global population likes to follow or be led, while the smaller percentage lead. Within those leaders, some "leaders" will use that power to make people buy into the scam...like television preachers for instance who own multiple billion dollar homes, a fleet of cars, and others things they don't need...but people follow them and believe they deserve it. Why? Who knows. That's a debate for hours, but it's what EEGI and Steve have been doing.

If this is the case, and EEGI aka Steve is changing hands of whose in charge to avoid SEC issues...that's actually good news. It's a scam, but its good news. I worked with a few companies who did this (of course I found out after by long term staff). The classic scam...the owner runs up all sorts of expenses with vendors, files for bankruptcy, changes the company ownership to another family member, doesn't pay the vendors. I think the father of the company did this twice and "got away with it", and some how kept a few vendors as suppliers. Why those suppliers stayed, no idea and not my business to care, plus I wasn't with the company yet. When I did work there and the son took over the company...because his son loved the industry, people, and not believing in scams, the company went from being a small store in our city, to being a well known mail order store across the country, which led to hiring more staff to accommodate the overload of orders that were consistently sold out or back ordered...and this was still during mail-in order/catalogs days. Profits beyond profits. Years later he sold the company to a known global company since they saw how a little store locked down an entire market with the right mindset and business plan.

With EEGI, all we can do is watch the soap opera. Like I've said...if it works and it runs, great. If it doesn't, oh well. No one should put in what they can't lose.

$EEGI - Oh this should be fun content for everyone for the next few days. I have my popcorn

XFCI is filing its audited 10k now with the SEC, it should appear tomorrow. EEGI the OTC continues to be non-cooperative as our attorney has tried repeatedly to file it current.

— Steve A. Smith Jr. (@SteveASmithJr) April 20, 2022

XFCI is filing its audited 10k now with the SEC, it should appear tomorrow. EEGI the OTC continues to be non-cooperative as our attorney has tried repeatedly to file it current.

Now that the heavy lifting of SEC audited financials is handled, we can again focus on the fight business of XFC. Once EEGI is finally current, we will likely move XFC Latam into it as planned.

— Steve A. Smith Jr. (@SteveASmithJr) April 20, 2022

@SteveASmithJr
Now that the heavy lifting of SEC audited financials is handled, we can again focus on the fight business of XFC. Once EEGI is finally current, we will likely move XFC Latam into it as planned.

Can you show or describe where you noticed this on the disclosure page?

Who are they and how does that relate to $EEGI?

$GVSI. Just checking in. Nothing to see here. Checking out. GS can do the job, but the only thing holding back GS is GS. Said it last year, and look were we are...almost back down to the buy in price from last year.

This $EEGI post was actually funny. A good night to you

$EEGI - All we can do is wait and see. I check in, see no real movement, and go on with my day. If it drops, oh well. If it runs, I'm ready for it. Not much else to say to avoid being a guest star on the long running low IQ Gong Show

Sigh

Lock downs, mandates, closures, stimulus...any of that sound familiar?



Considering that not much was happening in year 1 to 3, there's almost no point including that.

Considering the business was forced to close in years 3 to 5, even if they did have massive profits in years 1 to 3, all of that would be lost in years 3 to 5.




The IRS and CRA may have been calling a lot of companies charities in the last two years. A lot. A lot more than Even my company LOL.




You do realize the actual pump crew is Steve and Josh, and not the "promoters" as mentioned by others, right? If the owner states information, then we can only go by what is stated. People are not just pumping for the sake of....although sadly there are those who do...but of course they ended up in jail. I expect that statement to be used.




As said by others...do you yourself have factual proof that the information is false? Have you or anyone had this information verified by an unbiased 3rd party accounting firm? And if this was done (don't start a sentence with And), has this been presented in a professional matter as a case to disprove the original documents were cooked in some way?




The irony in that statement...I cancelled my subscription here for those same reasons...outright BS and misrepresentation from individuals. You and a few others should expect a call from accounting "Thanking You" for making people cancel their paid subscription. Job well done?!?!?!!?!??

Saying to the moon, is it Monday yet, and all the rhetoric to get eyes on a stock isn't illegal if it's someone saying it to a few. It's BOZOS who have accounts with thousands of followers, "influencing" what and how people should buy a stock, alongside their email lists, discord groups, Reddit groups, and other types of chats that are getting thrown in jail. Those are the pumpers. Me shouting out to a few people isn't going to create a GameStock fiasco or have agents following me over illegal action...and on that note, Good Night. Beauty sleep and regaining IQ does wonders!

EEGI. The problem with "social" media...people will interrupt a conversation online to ask a question that is not connected to the conversation. It's called a non sequitur...or in simple terms, off topic. Such actions would not happen in a real in-person social situation.

How does your question of the owner lying connect to a loss in their financials in the last two years due to business restrictions?

I said so little in my last post to you. Glad I could share some views that seemed to be missing from the ongoing "conversations" of doom and gloom, and that Patient jumped in to share those views. We all know $EEGI has their own office politics to deal with, but global issues that affected us all...it's good to know there are others who understands how things actually work.

Now that's an irony. Pointing out a specific detail within a conversation, and then using that as a basis towards a different conversation that no one had.

Out of the entire insightful conversation that could educate people on the potential financial issues a company like EEGI could face...you picked out the part of shipping containers??!??!

Whether the management of EEGI is ethical or unethical in terms of their communication within people who bought into the company, how the company operates within the restrictions placed upon them by and an outside source is a separate conversation.

I didn't forget that at all. The conversation was directed to those who questioned why a company had no revenue in the last two years, during a time when many companies like EEGI were not legally allowed to operate. The ethics of the company is a separate conversation.

Thank You

$EEGI The amount of rants that were posted about businesses not using a PO bow...many businesses even large do. Our main phone company's mailing address has been a PO Box for 30+ years. Many small to medium businesses that like to keep their home life private from the public use PO Boxes. Many have down scaled and will tell clients they have no office, and will meet at a coffee shop. When I had a studio years ago, just the lease was $2K a month. My current work doesn't require a lease...so overhead is zero. Many clients, same thing, and they're still running their business within the public eye every day. People focus on the owner, their word, and their outcome and reliability. Not whether or not they use a PO Box.

And the other rant that a business doesn't use a cell phone. Maybe not in 1987, but now, a business without a cell/mobile phone is a business throwing away money. If you can speak directly to the person that provides the service, where's the issue?

The businesses without overhead were the "lucky" ones. In another industry where I have clients...some work from home and go out to clients, and the other has a location. Both of them were not allowed to work. The difference. The one with the location had to look at their closed location they were still paying a monthly lease on, including phone, hydro, gas, etc, while the other person sat at home, but still had some expenses, as their vehicles insurance still had to be paid while it sat in the driveway for months.

Avoid one type of overhead but still get hit with another that has to be paid from zero income. Wonder where one could show profits in that?

$EEGI, well without going to far into the covid discussion, I've seen it split families apart, ruin businesses and people, and it really has brought out how some people really have zero idea how the world works. It's quite shocking...and ever more shocking when people go out their way to post nonsense. We have access to an entire internet through devices that fits in our pockets, and instead of using it to learn about business, a new language, or improve a way of life...it's used for dumb foolery...but not surprising since many algorithms focus on the negative, which then boosts the content behind the negative. Hmm, sounds familiar LOL

Speaking of masks...one of our politicians made a killing in profits through those two years. His family own or partly owns a company that makes labels, signs, and stickers, and his company "won" the contract to do all the stickers and signs for all businesses and public transit for covid. It's one thing to make a dollar from 15 cents, but to make a million from 15 cents...makes even the greatest OTC story look like pocket change.

$EEGI. Yes many of those loans were just a trap to a disaster into an Apocalypse. With zero income and ongoing expenses, to take on more debt with ongoing restrictions.........no words.

Many who applied either couldn't get it due to all sorts of loopholes, or had to wait to the point that it was overall too late.

But we both know and seen how that has been playing out...but the inflation part...that has been a smack in the face. Companies who deal with shipping containers....before Covid, a container was in the range of $2000. After Covid, $20,000?!?!?!??! The contents in the container didn't change or suddenly become the magic key in the universe, yet the shipping rate increased by 900%. Who could survive that? Here's it played out. Before Covid, a company would put the boxed items on pallets to be shipped. Now, they stack as many of the boxes they can fit into the container without pallets to reduce how many containers are needed. The problem....the receiving company now has to hire extra staff to unload those boxes back onto pallets. Not an issue for those who need work, but a mess for the company paying hostage rates and extra staff.

$EEGI. Ah, higher level of thinking

Including a previous conversation, and with what you mentioned...that is a lot to handle within a short amount of time. It takes a strong mind to go through it...and from the many many conversations since 2020, it's been a challenge.

I recall online messages in my industry where people were saying everything would be fine and pass within 2 weeks and had nothing to worry about. Some months later, those same people came back pretty much asking for help. The common thread of some businesses is to help provide a service to other businesses and the general public, but if those businesses are restricted from operating, and the public is restricted from using their services, it's just a disaster. Parts of our city started to look like a ghost town from the amount of businesses that closed...which of course condominium developers swooped in like vultures...but that's another conversation.

One client of 15 years that I do a lot of work for...she just did an investment into the business around the end of 2019 so she could be ahead of tasks for 2020. A disaster. Her first live event is this August since 2019, and that is still dependent on how the people attending feel about coming out...how the venue feels about having people...and how the government feels about everything...and for her to make back what she lost in those 2 years will take at least a year...if the same amount of people prior to 2020 attend.

Yet, some people think a company would magically have earnings to show when they had zero events. Mind boggling.

Thank You!

In the last two years, I really started to notice how a lot of people really have no idea how a business works, and how some do not follow "the standard" way of doing business. All we can do is educate those who are willing to listen and understand.

Unlike people who like to post on the internet saying things they "believe" or "think", I've worked in the entertainment and media industry, and know and understand how it works, and know the types of companies that are related to a company like $EEGI. Also, I never post anything on the internet that's not a fact or untrue. If I post something told to me from a source that should be trusted and it turns out to be a lie (like Steve saying the stock would be current on or by a certain date), I no longer post that info until they prove their words are valid.

From March 2020, anyone who worked or owned a company in such industries was essentially jobless. There's a plethora of jobs within the entertainment and media industry, many that people overlook, and too many for me to type out that you could easily google.

Many of my clients (including friends, family, previous business associates)...this summer will be their 1st paid event in 2 years. Like all snowball effects, if my client has stopped working in almost 2 years...I've lost income from that client for 2 years, just like many I know who sat at home, waiting and waiting to go back to work. Again, a conversation like this should only have to be explained to someone whose under the age of 10 as everyone else on this planet would understand.

Also consider that not everyone lives in the same region. What other countries have been allowed to do in the last year by easing restrictions, many others are just starting to ease theirs.

So again, not sure how anyone would expect to see profits when many were at a 80+% loss in sales.

Now, don't get me wrong or twist my words, because there are also companies that had a massive income boom of opportunity within those 2 years. Unfortunately media and entertainment were not one of them. You do remember the entire AMC stock fiasco while they were closed, right?

Many companies in similar related industries had zero revenue from March 2020 until now. Some who survived those two years are just starting to hold events or related events in the upcoming months, and know they won't even make a fraction of what was lost in those two year. What revenue would you expect to be see from cancelled events in closed arenas?

Interesting. After things changed in September, I’ve been taking “time off” from OTC and not focusing on the minor details. I think eTrade made changes at some point which allowed some to buy. Once it goes current, for sure everyone will come running back. Until then, I just let it sit. If it crashes, it was just pocket money to play around with, so I’m not worried.

Another possible factor too in the selling is the energy associated to the stock. A lot of it has been negative, and could people off and wanting to get away from it. It’s really bad mentally.