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This is the second time you've put words in my mouth and/or claimed I've said exactly the opposite of what I actually said.
I said CYIO IS 100% responsible for "doing the work" as you put it.
You just literally said I said the opposite of what I actually said. Didn't even try to spin it, man.
Get real.
CYIO is 100% responsible for the development & marketing. It's all there in black and white. They own the license rights and nothing happens on this without their direction or blessing.
Does that mean David Lewis & John O'Shea are hand coding all the software & copywriting all the press releases? Of course not... but the design, development and PR firms are all hired and acting under their direction.
They've done a great job on this. The team is stellar, reputable and effective. The characters are awesome (my kids are over the moon for Slam Girl).
Mr. Rhoades did a couple things very very right. He got the original artist and co-creator Will Meugniot on the project & he got a great production team in Immortals/CYIO.
If anything this ENHANCES the value of the franchises...
Pay attention now.
Marvel was the company Mr. Lee produced Spider Man under in 1961. Titles like Iron Man, Thor, Hulk, etc were all part of Marvel's IP library. Disney purchased all the Marvel IP in 2009.
He formed Stan Lee Media in 1998. From 1998 to 2000 they were producing Stan Lee branded franchises for new media (the internet). This is the tranche of IP in which Slam Girl is included. SLM went into bankruptcy in Dec. 2000 during the dot com bubble meltdown & ceased operations before this "successor to Spider Man" could ever be released. The IP sat in a metaphorical attic for many years until eventually in 2017 it was purchased by a collector & now resides with Stan Lee Holdings Ltd.
Following the SLM bankruptcy, Mr. Lee formed POW! Entertainment in 2001. POW! produced a number of new IP's & those are still held today by POW! and are licensed to Genius Brands (GNUS).
So to summarize - the franchises, characters & IP that are currently owned by Stan Lee Holdings Ltd. are the ONLY remaining Stan Lee creations that were not absorbed by Disney, Sony, or POW!. They have been "lost" to history for over 20 years... making this an extremely rare and valuable piece of super hero & Stan Lee history.
Stan Lee Holdings has engaged Sherril Rhoades - Stan Lee's "hand picked" successor as publisher of Marvel Comics & former Executive Vice President of Marvel Entertainment - to curate all this lost content created under SLM.
Sherrill Rhoades has granted Immortals Group Pty (100% owned subsidiary of CYIOS Corp) exclusive license to develop & bring this tranche of IP to market.
Full Slam Girl NFT info site...
https://info.slamgirl.io/slamgirl/
Never-Before-Released Super Hero Created in 2000 by Stan Lee and Marvel Animator Will Meugniot Uncovered by Former Marvel Comics Publisher Shirrel Rhoades
NEW YORK, April 21, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- In the year 2000, Stan Lee co-created Slam-Girl with Marvel animation and comic book artist Will Meugniot, reinventing the super hero in the form of a female parody of Spider-Man. In 2017, SLH Ltd (HK) acquired the rights to the unknown super hero character franchise and approached former Marvel Comics publisher, and Lee's personally-appointed successor, Shirrel Rhoades, to spearhead sharing this super hero secret with the world.
Limited edition Slam-Girl CYBERspace NFT Collection launches ‘lost’ Stan Lee super hero franchise co-created and designed by Marvel animator Will Meugniot.
Limited edition Slam-Girl CYBERspace NFT Collection launches ‘lost’ Stan Lee super hero franchise co-created and designed by Marvel animator Will Meugniot.
Now, more than 20 years since her creation, Slam-Girl will debut to the world in the form of a limited-edition NFT collection. The Slam-Girl CYBERspace NFT Collection will offer 10,000 unique NFT art collectables based on the never-before-released Slam-Girl super hero character franchise. The collection will be curated by Rhoades, who rediscovered Slam-Girl among the creative properties produced by Stan Lee's Hollywood Internet animation studio from 1999-2000.
"This was a historic find – that Stan created a parody successor to Spider-Man was something very few people knew. When I discovered this never-before-released super hero character among the collection, I contacted Stan's co-creator, legendary Spider-Man and X-Men animator Will Meugniot, and enlisted his collaboration in bringing this 'lost' super hero to the world's attention."
- Shirrel Rhoades, Curator of the Slam-Girl CYBERspace NFT Collection
Meugniot designed and produced the Slam-Girl CYBERspace NFT Collection based on Stan Lee's original vision for his reinvented female super hero parody of Peter Parker. Slam-Girl's unknown origin story will be revealed through new digital artwork.
"Stan was always on the cutting edge of technology. Slam-Girl has stood the test of time – even more than 20 years later – and has always been a project I have wanted to revisit. I've been holding onto one of the best kept secrets of super hero lore, and I'm excited to finally be able to share Slam-Girl and her story with the world."
- Will Meugniot, Co-Creator of Slam-Girl
The Slam-Girl CYBERspace NFT Collection will be offered to the public by Immortals Group (a wholly owned subsidiary of CYIOS Corp) under license from SLH Ltd. The initial NFT drop is anticipated in May and will mark the official debut and global launch of the Slam-Girl super hero franchise. Following the initial drop, the project roadmap includes additional airdrops and other utilities of value for the NFT holder including a limited release Slam-Girl digital comic book created and designed by Meugniot with special edition variant covers as parodies of some of the most valuable comic books ever sold. Whitelist details surrounding the Slam-Girl CYBERspace NFT Collection will be available exclusively via the Slam-Girl NFT Discord Channel.
Join the Discord Community: Slam-Girl NFT
Instagram: @Slam-GirlNFT
Twitter: @Slam-GirlNFT
Website: slamgirl.io
About SLH Ltd (HK)
SLH Ltd (HK) is the owner of a historic library of Stan Lee cyberspace related co-creations – Flash animated super heroes, super villains, webisodes, and other digital entertainment produced between 1999 and 2001.
About Immortals Group, Pty Ltd
Immortals Group, Pty Ltd is focused on the design, production, marketing and sales of super-hero NFTs as well as developing gamified NFTs for Play to Earn gaming. The Company is based in Australia and is a wholly owned subsidiary of CYIOS Corp, a US public company (ticker: CYIO). Immortals has teamed up with Hong Kong-based SLH Ltd, a company that acquired the creative assets of Stan Lee Media, Stan Lee's Hollywood-based animation studio.
Disclaimer
The Slam-Girl CYBERspace NFT Collection, SLH Ltd, or Immortals Group are not affiliated with Marvel, POW!, Genius Brands, the Estate of Stan Lee or Stan Lee Universe.
Media Contact
For further information or interviews, please contact kristin@kisstellcomm.com.
SOURCE Immortals Group - https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/lost-spider-man-parody-slam-girl-to-debut-as-limited-edition-nft-collection-301530130.html
Just trading shares though... right? You still keep a core just in case dontcha?
Looks like the company did good today! Next red candle they'll be scammers again. LOL
Stan Lee Holdings Ltd. is owner of the only few Stan Lee superhero franchises that didn't get soaked up by Disney, Marvel, POW!, etc.
SLH is operated by Shirrel Rhoades, former EVP of Marvel Entertainment and Stan Lee's successor as Publisher of Marvel Comics.
He/They accepted at least partial payment for licensing these franchises in the form of CYIO stock (2,368,209 shares, according to annual filing).
They hold some of the most rare licenses in comic book fandom and they're banking on future value of CYIO shares.
Longs are in good company ;)
Net loss can be carried forward & used to reduce taxable income in the future.
How can anyone claim that the company is doing good (well)?
It's not rocket science and startups & rebooted companies do it all the time & succeed. They're consistently increasing revenue quarter over quarter. Continue to spend to improve existing and develop future revenue streams... adds to the revenue. Eventually your product line is rounded out, the revenue surpasses the expenses and you're off to the races.
It's the first year in many that they have had any meaningful revenue, period. All it took was bringing in new management eager to actually grow a business.
The Gish gallop is a rhetorical technique in which a person in a debate attempts to overwhelm their opponent by providing an excessive number of arguments with no regard for the accuracy or strength of those arguments. The term was coined in 1994 by anthropologist Eugenie Scott, who named it after American creationist Duane Gish and argued that Gish used the technique frequently when challenging the scientific fact of evolution. It is similar to another debating method called spreading, in which one person speaks extremely fast in an attempt to cause their opponent to fail to respond to all the arguments that have been raised.
During a Gish gallop, a debater confronts an opponent with a rapid series of many specious arguments, half-truths, misrepresentations, and outright lies in a short space of time, which makes it impossible for the opponent to refute all of them within the format of a formal debate. Each point raised by the Gish galloper takes considerably more time to refute or fact-check than it did to state in the first place, which is known online as Brandolini's law. The technique wastes an opponent's time and may cast doubt on the opponent's debating ability for an audience unfamiliar with the technique, especially if no independent fact-checking is involved or if the audience has limited knowledge of the topics.
Generally, it is more difficult to use the Gish gallop in a structured debate than a free-form one. If a debater is familiar with an opponent who is known to use the Gish gallop, the technique may be countered by pre-empting and refuting the opponent's commonly used arguments before the opponent has an opportunity to launch into a Gish gallop.
44% increase Q over Q isn't improvement?
44% increase in revenue from 3Q to 4Q ($211k vs. $304k)
1807.69% increase annually from '20 to '21 ($744k vs. $39k)
Who you trying to dry fist claiming a 44% quarterly & 1808% annual increase is "obviously not improved"?
The only opportunities missed are the ones you're pissed they didn't explore (for whatever reason).
It's not your company so quit trying to run it from your laz-e-boy & tank sentiment when you don't get your way.
$744k annual revenue in 2021 vs. $39k in 2020.
They're spending money and taking on debt, but it's working & they're now actually providing products and services customers are willing to pay for.
Do reasonable investors expect a business to just materialize products and marketing budgets from thin air? Gotta spend money to develop and sell products to generate revenue. Otherwise they wouldn't need investors.
Someone remind me how how many years Carnahan & his circus brought $744k in REVENUE EVER? Oh that's right... it was NONE.... & CYIO today is a "scam" & wasn't prior to current management? LOL get outta here
So refreshing to actually have management who are building a functioning business (during a plandemic, no less) instead of an accounting vehicle to fleece shareholders & traders for the benefit of a select few good-old-boys buddies of the management.
Wrong. It's clearly manipulation. It's right there for you to see. Common sense.
J-Ricks is the only one converting and they'd have to be idiots to constantly push the price down like this. Results in much less value for them. Common sense.
Readers can decide for themselves if it's more likely that a noteholder would slam the price & leave massive profits on the table OR if some retail goon is driving it down to accumulate.
Nothing to see here... definitely no manipulation on the L2. [Rolls Eyes]
The only thing that's a joke or a POS about this ticker is the blatant, rampant manipulation. Ask stacking, undercutting the ask, spoofing... it's all there.
This is what happens on almost every single low volume day. On high volume days it intensifies and you see low qty bid dumping added to the mix.
Intentional? Or just rookie traders?
Great opportunities for those that are DCA’ing!
It’s a news bot
Yikes!
CYIOS CORP LAUNCHES HELIO CRYPTO EXCHANGE
Cryptocurrency Trading Platform is Now Live for Non-US Residents
March 01, 2022 09:00 ET | Source: CYIOS Corp.
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2022/03/01/2394468/0/en/CYIOS-CORP-LAUCHES-HELIO-CYPTO-EXCHANGE.html
Boca Raton, Florida, March 01, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- CYIOS Corp: (OTC PINK: CYIO), a publicly traded holding company with subsidiary business focused on crypto-lending, crypto-trading and NFT’s today announced the live launch of its Helio Crypto Exchange for non-US residents, with availability for US residents in certain states anticipated for March.
Mr. John O’Shea, Chairman of Cyios Corp commented, “The Company is well along the way in its development plans of building a community around a one stop shop for crypto biz. We are excited to have launched the Helio Crypto Exchange which is now live. Sign up can be found here, along with an online demo of the exchange: https://www.helioexchange.io/ The Exchange will initially be available for non-US residents, followed by certain US States expected to come online in March. US residents can sign up for notifications here https://www.helioexchange.io/register-for-updates. The platform offers 55+ cryptocurrencies and more than 19 Fiat Currencies GLOBALLY. Simple and effective user experience with multi language support. The Exchange offers trades a wide variety of cryptocurrencies including BTC, ETH, LTC, LINK, DOT, UNI, XRP and more, as well as offer stablecoin and fiat pairs for compliant, safe, and truly borderless trading across AUD, USD, EUR, JPY, BTC, ETH, USDT, BRZ, TRYB, and more. The Company’s intermediate term plans are to launch a token offering whereby users of the company’s various platforms, including Helio Lending, Helio Exchange and Randombly (the Company’s soon to launch NFT Marketplace) can benefit from being part of the community.”
CONTACT INFORMATION
Public and Investor Relations: admin@cyioscorporation.com
Investors are encouraged to follow CYIOS using: www.twitter.com/cyioscorp
Follow Helio Lending: https://heliolending.com/ https://twitter.com/heliolending
$CYIO #HelioExchange excited to announce our cryptocurrency exchange platform to launch next week for non-US residents, and US availability shortly thereafter. #Bitcoin #ETH #cryptocurrency #trading
$CYIO #HelioExchange excited to announce our cryptocurrency exchange platform to launch next week for non-US residents, and US availability shortly thereafter. #Bitcoin #ETH #cryptocurrency #trading pic.twitter.com/QAYJClRyF2
— CYIOS Corporation (@cyioscorp) February 25, 2022
Wasn’t referring to that PR specifically. Was referring to all the recent news in general.
But yes, companies tend to pay for marketing, PR and advertising.
Looks like news is being found
Something I’m curious about. What impact - if any - could the continued delays in the SEC situation have had on any of this? Example… is it possible that cyio could have executed on a better arrangement post-merger but been prevented doing so when the case was unexpectedly extended due to covid?
Assuming there was something they could have done better because of this… what would prevent them from making those moves in April once they are released from the obligation?
Is what I’m asking making sense? This isn’t really an area I have much expertise dealing with.
Be fair. You know Helio Lending is generating revenue from filings.
Assuming you have started/built multiple businesses (based on prev post) you also know that many businesses - even well funded ones - spend a great deal of time operating in the red as they build and execute on their biz plan.
You also would know that not every opportunity initially explored pans out… and must be abandoned in favor of those that do “have legs”.
Easy... Just like GNUS does not have rights to the Stan Lee IP owned by Marvel, they also do not have rights to this small collection of IP owned by Stan Lee Holdings Ltd.
From the same article:
STAN LEE UNIVERSE will draw from the repository of all of the characters and IP created by Stan Lee, post-Marvel Entertainment*, not otherwise elsewhere.
Not rocket science.
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/a/201811/29/WS5bfecaf4a310eff30328ba38.html
SLE once filed bankruptcy protection in 2000, but ultimately dismissed from bankruptcy in November 2006. Rhoades became the president of the company which, along with original Stan Lee IP, was acquired by a Hong Kong group named Stan Lee Holdings Ltd. in 2017. It owns the assignment of Stan's brand and 3 original superhero franchises including 7th Portal the first global team of superheroes.
In 2001, Stan Lee co-founded another media production company POW! Entertainment. The company is the co-producer of The Annihilator and it revealed the Chinese superheroes Jewel in October this year during its first Stan Lee Comic Universe event in Shanghai. The company was acquired by Hong Kong-based Camsing International Holdings in 2017.
CYIOS CORP, WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARY IMMORTALS GROUP SIGNS EXCLUSIVE AGREEMENT WITH STAN LEE HOLDINGS HK FOR HISTORIC NFT COLLECTION OF A “LOST” STAN LEE-WILL MEUGNIOT SUPERHERO FRANCHISE
Boca Raton, Florida, Feb. 16, 2022 — McapMediaWire — CYIOS Corp: (OTC PINK: CYIO), a publicly-traded holding company with subsidiary business focused on crypto-lending, crypto-trading and NFT’s today announced that its wholly owned subsidiary Immortals Group Pty has signed an exclusive development and distribution agreement with Stan Lee Holdings Ltd. of Hong Kong to produce and market Superhero NFT collectables. The partnership is commencing with a never before released Superhero character franchise created in 2000 by legendary Marvel comic creator Stan Lee and Marvel animation legend Will Meugniot. The global promotion of this historic Superhero NFT collection will conclude with an NFT drop scheduled for April. The website for the NFT collection is expected to go live this month and will provide in depth detail of the collection, its history, and the comic book legends involved with the project.
Mr. John O’Shea, Chairman of Cyios Corp commented, “We are thrilled to be working alongside some of the most noteworthy, iconic names in the world of superhero entertainment under an exclusive agreement with Stan Lee Holdings. This includes our working directly with Mr. Shirrel Rhoades, Director of Stan Lee Holdings Ltd. and owner of a historic library of never-before-released Stan Lee creations – superheroes, super villains, webisodes, and other digital entertainment produced for the dawn of the Internet Age (1999 – 2001). These rare Intellectual Properties are being curated by Mr. Rhoades for NFTs, NFT gaming, the Metaverse and other global entertainment platforms. Mr. Rhoades has a long history and track record of success in the publishing world as writer, publisher, author, filmmaker, syndicated film critic, comics scholar, comics historian, former college professor and former museum president. He is perhaps most well-known as the former Executive Vice President of Marvel Entertainment and the executive that Stan Lee personally handpicked to succeed him as Publisher of Marvel.”
“Our collaboration with Stan Lee Holdings is intended to develop numerous branded Superhero collections of NFT digital art collectibles with utility, the minting of individual super-hero characters, along with IP rights for future commercial use, and developing a P2E NFT game based on the franchise characters. A new website dedicated specifically for this upcoming NFT launch is expected to go live this month, which will provide project details including the NFT artist and co-creator with Stan Lee, the rich history and back-story of how this Superhero came to be and to remain unknown to the global audience of Superhero fans,” continued Mr. O’Shea.
Mr. Shirrel Rhoades, Director of Stan Lee Holdings commented, “We are excited about our collaboration with the CYIOS team and look forward to what should be the most important NFT Superhero drop yet to be offered. The discovery of a long-lost Stan Lee created parody sequel to Spider Man will amaze and attract Superhero fans around the world interested in owning an NFT of this long-hidden treasure.”
https://www.mcapmediawire.com/cyios-corp-wholly-owned-subsidiary-immortals-group-signs-exclusive-agreement-with-stan-lee-holdings-hk-for-historic-nft-collection-of-a-lost-stan-lee-will-meugniot-superhero-franchi/
$CYIO quick update. Co. has formed a wholly owned subsidiary, Immortals Group Pty, LTD. based in Australia (100% owned by CYIOS Corp). Immortals Group focus is to design, produce, market and sell #superhero #NFTs and is under commercial contract with details TBA soon.
$CYIO quick update. Co. has formed a wholly owned subsidiary, Immortals Group Pty, LTD. based in Australia (100% owned by CYIOS Corp). Immortals Group focus is to design, produce, market and sell #superhero #NFTs and is under commercial contract with details TBA soon.
— CYIOS Corporation (@cyioscorp) February 15, 2022
Karayaneva told CoinDesk that Propy has three upcoming partnerships in place with lending protocols, one being with Helio.
While the Thursday sale only accepted bids in ETH, the company’s upcoming sales will be paid in USDC in an effort to reduce concerns of volatility. Propy also plans on offering DeFi mortgages to its users in the coming months, according to Karayaneva.
Helio loans are not restricted to non-US customers. It’s the crypto exchange that is rolling out geographically.
No one ever said that Helio is the exclusive partner with propy or that propy NFT’s could only be collateralized through helio. In fact, propy said they were potentially bringing on 2 more 3rd party lenders in the future… however, Helio was the first and IS CURRENTLY the only partner.
I’m currently listening to a propy live event on Twitter and they were actually just talking about the different types of lenders and how Helio is unique.
Crypto loans are common (using crypto as collateral) and there are some niche non real estate nft lenders… but Helio is unique in that they created a specific loan product for real-estate-NFT’s.
I think there are some private boutique groups that do exotic lending but they don’t work with just anyone… pretty exclusive to only the most wealthy.
Bidders being anonymous to the general public observing the auction, even though required to disclose their identity to propy and the seller is supposed to be a big deal?
Seems like a very odd detail to be concerned with.
"Hey guys, there's a multi-trillion dollar, world changing crypto real estate ecosystem being built... someone literally put up $650k of their own money to bid on a real estate NFT... but oh hey since I PERSONALLY don't get to know the identities of each individual bidder the whole thing is garbage and doomed to fail."
HAHA! Awesome. You win. CYIO is definitely a scam because we aren't entitled to that person's name, address, social security number and blood type.
That's ridiculous. Do you even know how online auctions work? The last auction didn't get any real action until the last hour or two... and was extended 15 min several times due to last min bids.
As for your other comment on not knowing who the auction winner is... it's blatantly false. 100% fabrication. Although I can't possibly imagine why that would even matter?
It's a REQUIREMENT to even bid that you provide personally identifiable information. The last auction winner of the Kiev property did interviews in the media.
If you want to watch the auction....
Here's the link: https://seen.haus/drops/first-us-real-estate-nft?utm_source=NFT+Audience&utm_campaign=cdb97fa7da-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2022_02_10_02_33_COPY_15&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_f5de6336fb-cdb97fa7da-439257018
Real Estate NFT's and collateral lending against them is bleeding edge stuff. https://fortune.com/2022/02/08/nft-home-auction-florida-7000-bidders/
The second ever and first US based property is now up for auction.
Propy has announced that they are launching as many as 1-2 NFT real estate sales per day in the coming months beginning in March... and further expect that to increase dramatically as they continue to fine tune the process and onboard more crypto-certified agents.
Each and every property that becomes NFT'd becomes a potential collateral/equity loan customer.
Propy stated that Helio is currently the only partner available to facilitate these loans.
Should we continue to see the broad media exposure this project is bringing to propy & Crypto Real Estate in general... and the expected volumes of real estate NFT's meet expectations... one would be able to reasonably speculate that Helio/CYIO would benefit from this partnership.
Would I expect every single NFT homeowner to have need of or want a collateral loan? Of course not. However, collateral & equity lending is a very big part of the current analog real estate ecosystem. It's reasonable to speculate that collateral lending will be a large part of this emerging digital real estate ecosystem.
I'm perfectly content NOT to set ANY expectations for time frame or loan volumes because of the fact that this entire concept is still bleeding edge.
The fact that propy continues to execute on this project and that Helio/CYIO is a part of it is a fair enough reason enough for one to harbor a bit of excitement and continue to follow the project as it evolves.
PROPY just now on a twitter AMA (ask-me-anything) confirmed that Helio/CYIO is still an ACTIVE partner on the property NFT as collateral lending part of their real estate NFT ecosystem.
Nothing to do with CYIO.
GPL & HempAmericana deserve whatever they have coming but calling CYIO a 'scam' simply because they took loans from GPL is - to put it politely - disingenuous at best and maliciously deceptive at worst.
GPL loans to CYIO were on 6/15/2020 and 10/14/2020.
Charges were filed on 8/13/21.
First off... CYIO had NO way of knowing GPL was going to be embroiled in this scandal over a year later after they took the first loan.
Second... there is not even a whiff of an indication that CYIO is in any way involved with this litigation (because they aren't and it has nothing to do with them)
Finally... GPL loaned CYIO $40k with clear terms. It was clean regardless of the other things GPL was involved in... Whereas the hempamericana deal dwarfed that amount with around $7.5 to $10 million dollars in share purchases & was much more complicated than a simple convertible note... which I assume you know since surely you read the litigation release?
Drawing a parallel between CYIO and this litigation is like saying that cigarette lighters are as dangerous as a forest fire because they both burn stuff.
Do you have a point that doesn't require readers to do mental gymnastics to realize?
So far all you've said is j-ricks incorporated in nevada & officers are australian.
So? What are you speculating?
Don't get me wrong. I dislike that note. It was stupid to have issued it in the first place and it would be better if it went away.
BUT...
It all happened under Carnahan & then Greene. They're gone now and have zero to do with the company.
*Maybe* Carnahan was trying to set up some sort of clever way to milk shareholders & enrich himself (aka. scam)... but apparently that didn't work out for him. He got busted for a variety of stuff & he's out... and good riddance.
Geographical proximity does not a scam make. But let's walk through what we can find.
First:
On August 30th, 2019 Timothy Carnahan appointed David Greene as the new controlling CEO and Board of
Director; at which point Mr. Carnahan resigned thereafter. Mr. Carnahan surrendered the 10 Million
preferred share control block to Mr. Greene as part of the transaction.
Next:
NOTE 3 - CONVERTIBLE LOAN
During January of 2016, the Company entered into a $225,000 Convertible Loan Agreement
with Azure Associates in exchange for non-assessable shares of the Company’s Common Stock
based upon a conversion price of $.001 per share with interest accruing at 2.65%. As of August
31, 2019, the Company agreed to restructure the convertible debt from a conversion price of
$.0003 per share to $.001 per share.
Finally:
The Azure Associates, Inc. NOTE for $225,000 convertible at $0.0003 was sold at a discount as
uncollectible to JRICKS, LLC. for $10,000 on August 31st, 2019
So the timeline seems to indicate that 1) carnahan gave azure a toxic note 2) carnahan ousted, Greene take over 3) on the day after, Azure sells the note to J-Ricks & Greene renegotiates terms from .0003 per share to .001 per share.
This isn't disagreeing on my point. This is moving the goal-posts and launching into a gish gallop.
I simply answered your theory that there is some warrant or instrument that has more value when the share price declines. I actually gave you the respect of reading and trying to understand your concern, did my own research and provided my opinion.
An instrument of that nature does not exist. That was the scope of my reply and all I engaged on.
You're free to continue to repeat all these talking points as much as you want, but I have nothing further to say because I've come to my own conclusions on each, have already voiced my opinions and do not care to keep going in circles on them.