Tony, who was completely out of the loop with a completed process just a few weeks ago, is now the CEO. Make sense of that.
Tony is operating under an alias.
Tony has supposedly spent $50,000 on filings. The stop sign remains.
Tony has been banned from dealings with penny stocks. That's how much the legal community thinks of him.
Liz, who is our main conduit of information, doesn't want to know who the incoming company is. By the way, Liz "seems to be really nice".
Talks of the incoming company being in the MJ industry have ended. Whoever pumped that piece of information out to this board is completely irresponsible and should have been challenged from the get-go.
Now the talks of the incoming entity being a foreign firm have sprung up. That's brilliant. It makes it impossible for any of us to deduce who that company might be since it makes the deductive process global in scope. If we can't deduce who the company might be, then it's impossible to verify any potential value and it's impossible to verify if it's even happening.
Every predictive date that has come and gone has been replaced by "wrinkles", "complications", or "bumps in the road".
I'm not saying that Tony is a scam artist, but his record speaks for itself. Tony is going to do what Tony has always done. He's like the hurricane Katrina of penny stocks. And all of us shareholders are sitting in a city built below sea level in a freaking bowl just waiting for the levees to break.
In the end, we're all holding the bag in what was supposed to be the cleanest shell in the entire OTC. It's pathetic. Maybe there's very little information to be had at this point because Tony has not yet posted bail or is considered too much of a flight risk. That's my two cents for what it's worth.
