All-the-same-company. 1:23 Reverse-Split, Surge-said-Surge-enacted. Fact. It's in Surge's SEC filings, as filed by Surge Holdings, as cited here already. Fact. Sorry. KSIX got North American to do the Reverse, and within a month North American was KSIX. KSIX president, CEO, and Director Brian Cox couple years later signed the KSIX SEC filing to change the KSIX company name to Surge Holdings. 100% FACT. Brian Cox continues as Surge Holdings CEO. Cox did not "come on board" when the company name changed from KSIX, as previously stated, but is false. Cox was with the company, the named KSIX Media Holdings, and Cox changed the company name to Surge Holdings. No changes... except the one single company's name. Fact. The "new" Surge Holdings seemed to trick everyone into thinking Surge Holdings was a new company in 2018. It is not. Fact! That's why aaaaallllllllllllllll the SEC filings for Surge Holdings include North American and KSIX, and Surge Holdings. Fact. End of discussion. Period. Sorry. Have a happy...
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Oh, here's that Surge Holdings SEC filing, as I know folks demand links.
Remember, Surge Holdings said this about itself. This interesting fact cannot be ignored:
On March 31, 2015, the Company effected a 1 for 23 reverse stock split. All share references included herein have been adjusted as if the change took place before the date of the earliest transaction reported.
Again... Fact. End of discussion. Period. Sorry. Have a happy..