Asberry 22 Holdings Inc (ASHI)

[bernardsamuel]

I'll respond to your questions on an item-by-item basis, Malvern:
1. If Kyle can/will publish an operational plan to return the company to profitability after the second fiscal quarter lapse, including a plan to attain/maintain/enhance solvency that is derived from the operational plan, then he can go back on the airwaves and celebrate not only having ahead-of-the-competition products but also a company that may very well be a sound investment more than a trading opportunity. My concern here is that the company lost some credibility when it needed to take on the BofI loan so soon after the Typenex tranche-loan.

2. If the company does not execute a successful plan in regard to operational and financial matters, then there still is some hope that its proprietary products will make it at least a somewhat attractive candidate for sale of the company as a whole. My concern here is about knock-offs that our vape shop poster has seen.

3. You're not a fool, whatever happens with this company. At least in theory, this is one investment within your larger portfolio that has taken on an assortment of risks, and you would reasonably expect some to work out splendidly and most probably not to (given the nature of penny stocks).

4. I do believe that Paul Knopick is a true expert in his line of work which is to portray the company as the company's leadership would ask him to portray it, bounded by not being a party to any release which would violate SEC/FINRA regulations. No company, I believe, would reveal elements of strategy that, if known, would help its competitors counter that strategy. However, elements of strategy can often be shared, especially when these elements are obvious - for instance, VHUB's opening of a fancy lounge would indeed lead anyone to imagine that franchising is next up to bat for the company.