And Loan,
I didn't even call to attention in my last post, the MIGHTY TAUG ROLODEX, as it pertains to investment funds in general or bankers, but it is worth noting for sure. When you have relationships, and they see you have done things right and tried to correct a bad situation, those relationships tend to become stronger. And multi-billion dollar funds have no trouble allocating millions of dollars on a speculation play. $5 or 10 mil is play money to them. Plus, the product is in a sexy hot market vertical now.
But having these large wealthy individuals, bankers and funds not just in your Rolodex as friends, but also as shareholders, lends to make funding a bigger acquisition very very easy. Of course, being audited is a prerequisite. Unlike Taugs' ex BOD Bozo Berman, a failed CEO that has lost track of his ability to provide audited financials.
In fact, while TAUG is a little press release happy, you don't see TAUG press releases like TAUG's ex BOD member Bozo Berman that tout CVS and Walgreens, and mysterious buyout offers and financings that never happen And we have direct relationships with the top of those companies, in fact, you can't get higher. That does not even include the connection TAUG has through Serendipity Ice Cream. CVS is rolling out that product nationwide April 1. When real deals are done, then there will be press releases.
As you seem to follow TAUG's ex BOD member, the CEO of DECN BOZO BERMAN, another thing TAUG doesn't to is hype up on message boards that some big buyer is accumulating stock, look at the bid, someone is bidding for $80k. I guess TAUG's ex BOD member Bozo Berman has nothing else to get excited over. TAUG had a bidder for 1 million shares Friday at .17. While that is interesting because it is either a large investor or fund bidding for a large block of stock that has run up 900% it is nothing anyone should wet their shorts over.
Well, I hope this is helpful to you and thanks for your continued interest in TAUG. Always look forward to reading your commentary, even when it is not exactly accurate.
PS
TAUG was never a shell or deemed an investment company through this whole ordeal (with or without the GUM) sorry,
