Thursday, September 20, 2018 1:48:58 PM
You seem to have some knowledge on the company and its history. I would correct that BLUU did not become TGRR. You said that Stream Flow reversed into BLUU which became TGRR. BLUU is still a separate company with no affiliation to TGRR. Both companies are worthless at this point. Is TGRR attractive because of it’s legacy businesses or because of the proposed reverse merger? If you’re buying only because someone might reverse into the ticker then it’s a complete gamble because there are a lot of ghosts they could pick. Would this new joint company abandon the legacy businesses of rum and restaurants? That didn’t happen with Stream Flow and BLUU and both went out of business because the structure couldn’t support the capital needs of both. Don’t you think the same thing would happen again with TGRR and a reverse merger partner?
I think people continue throwing out these wilds ideas of why TGRR is worth more than zero and very few make any sense at all. The ideas that might be feasible fall apart once you apply the lack of funding and management expertise to them. There is no way for TGRR out of this death spiral from .75 to .0014 other than the Hail Mary of a reverse merger and even then it would still be far below the .75 initial offering price. Good luck to everyone but I wouldn’t put too many eggs in this TGRR basket.
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