If the company can avoid an RS all longs here are golden. If they can't, the stock price will obviously plummet after post split pricing, but it will create a new opportunity with a company who is better positioned in terms of its fundamentals and revenue generating abilitities.
This company has real contracts/revenue and will continue to generate new contracts/revenue into the foreseeable future.
Shareholders like to bitch and moan when things do not go their way and are quick to call it a scam. What people need to realize is that our CEO has made very tough decisions, but they are ultimately decisions he's had to make in order to keep the company alive. At one time, this company was $14 million in debt with the majority of that debt being racked up by the management 7 years prior to Cellucci. He very well could've filed for bankruptcy and let the company go under, but instead he has rose to the challenge and been making a lot of strategic moves and partnerships that will benefit this company in the long run.
With that amount of debt, what is the company supposed to? I'm sure a lot of the debt has been cleared with the contracts secured in 2016, but there are a ton of old notes that are now being converted and diluting the current share count.
Equity investors won't touch this until the books are cleaned, notes are converted, and financials are brought current. But they have most definitely been talking with our CEO because they see the potential here.
Once we get through this, we will secure equity investments and have an actual cash positive balance sheet. I whole heartedly believe that a great portion of the company profits will go into buying back and retiring shares to protect and increase shareholder value.
If you look at the old financials, this company had not been generating any sales or revenues prior to Cellucci taking over. Not long after being appointed CEO and chairman, the company started producing real revenue. The last 10q is proof that Bravatek is running a real business. The most recent 8k's that show actual verifiable contracts is even more proof.
Our CEO inherited a mess and he is stepping up to the challenge and making all the right moves to dig this company out of a major hole whether shareholders like the moves or not. I believe we are now seeing the light at the end of the tunnel and 2017 is the year that this company completes it's turn around.
JMO
