- The 10-k was a flop. Some blamed this on Rotelli, but he left in April. There were 8 more months to do something.
- Redhawk bought Xxtreme for $66M and sold it for $66M after putting in time and effort and there is zero record of any benefits or continued payoffs beyond the sale. All Texas holdings were sold. A profit of $0.
- There is no concrete evidence of additional products or purchases which will be fore sale. IDNG sells thermometers.
- A smart businessman will not take his money and put it into a publicly traded company expecting nothing in return. That oftentimes is done in the form of stock issuance which equals dilution. There's no way around it.
- Per the 10-k, the company currently doesn't have enough cash to sustain operations.
- The "warehouse" that Klug owns where all the supposed medical devices for sale will be packaged and shipped from is in fact his home. It's not a warehouse or a building. It's a house.
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