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Wednesday, 11/13/2019 10:27:04 AM

Wednesday, November 13, 2019 10:27:04 AM

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LAHO said their SEC paper work would be done in September.

LAHO names an accounting firm to get LAHO's paperwork in order.

LAHO said the merger would occur in October.

LAHO asks the SEC to delist them ASAP.

LAHO announces they are diligently working to get back to trading.

LAHO states GSCG gave a 180 day extension to get paperwork in order.

Well, let's see the filings did not happen in September.

The merger did not happen in October.

That means the paperwork was not in order o LAHO asked the SEC to delist them immediately.

Why would they ask to be delisted immediately? Because LAHO did not have their paper work in order and the truth be known, the accounting firm was not working on the paperwork.

The accounting firm was contracted to do work most likely contingent on money being paid to the accounting firm up front. The accounting firm has only stated that LAHO chose them to doing the filing work, but has not said they are actually working on the filings.

Just on the face of this information, I will surmise that this merger is not going to happen, if you do not see a press release by the company or the accounting firm that states the accounting firm is actually making progress by working on the filings and getting them in order. To me this is tantamount to telling shareholders LAHO is moving forward. Anything else is just conjecture and speculation. imho

I do not provide investment advice. This post is my personal opinion.

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