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Thursday, December 31, 2020 12:47:02 PM
12-31-20
Well here it is the last trading day of 2020.
1. On the last trading day of 2019 CYIO was priced at 6.5 cents per share and by the last trading day of March of 2020 CYIO was priced at 1.24 cents per share.
Those who owned CYIO on those 2 different dates had 1st thought in 2019 that we were going to survive as shareholders because of the SEC rulings and judgements being favorable to us even though there not being what some had expected. But then in March we didn't see "being saved" by the SEC but maybe by some unknown new ownership - hence the drop in valuation.
In other words we had "nothing to lose" by being shareholders of CYIO - because most of everything was already lost. And those that would post about dilution and loss of value for shareholders seem unaware (or fail to admit) we started from nearly worthless in early 2020. And now at the end of 2020 - we again see 6.5 cents per share with a lot more reasons to be looking forward to prices rising and greater future investor desire for what we have.
Today we have 78 million shares outstanding with 37 million of it being public owned and despite numerous posters describing "suspicious massive dilution" . . . those numbers have not changed from then. And the SEC had required the former head of CYIO surrender both his stock and options and surrender his company position and involvement. Any statements of his continued involvement with CYIO are not shown factual. We know what our stock was valued at in March 2020 - stock certificates could have been used for "fire starter" - and now - a "mild stock demand" is starting a new kind of "fire"
And the software and income stream from former CYIO (and shell) was sold off - supposedly to pay off the SEC imposed fines. So in the last 12 months and then last 9 months - we as shareholders have seen us go from "a hope and a prayer" to fully SEC compliant and accepted financial reporting of the past several years and then a new SEC approved and accepted merger/ownership proposal. If you doubt any of this - you'll have to take that up with the SEC and their very thorough continued overview process and judge decisions - as they saw the shareholders of CYIO as victims of CYIO's creator and management.
2. in later 2020 one of the largest trends we've seen in the stock market is a great change in the influence of both U.S. dominance and U.S. Dollar valuation to the rest of the world. The U.S. is a borrower - not a "safe haven". Recently - bitcoin - a non-dollar denominated method of valuation has soared to $28,500 for something that was a roller coaster of $250 to $15,000 in past years. This is part of the drive to valuation and exchange in other terms than U.S. Dollar as a growth method. We've also seen - whether you follow or value the bitcoin types of valuation that the U.S. is lagging other countries in accepting this change and failing to regulate such methods of valuation . . . even while the use of bitcoin type is being done in the U.S. and many other countries. Several entities might like to be approved as lenders on chain block holdings - but have found no way to enter the new market opportunities. (accept maybe one to merge with an already existing recently SEC sanctioned public company named CYIO.
Here's my point - I might not personally desire to own bitcoin type chain block . . . but many people don't want to own silver or gold or platinum or palladium either - yet people make money owning it during changing market conditions as we've seen. . . . . but here is an even better viewpoint as an investor . . . instead of like so many investors being involved in yet another chain block equity that sells it - be something different - by following a wisdom trail rather than a a flock following trail.
And that is ??? Its well known that people who make significant money items they own - like to keep making more money - yet not divest their original vehicle they made money with - which is why they margin their stock to buy more or to buy another opportunity. Its why they use stock or land or buildings as collateral to do something more or bigger or different. And if a stock I own could provide those type of services to investors of bitcoin like product - not selling it just lending against it - like a bank for chain block product owners . . . then that if done well could be a better mouse trap in a country like the U.S. that doesn't offer mouse traps And not a start up - but an already existing operation that would have SEC overwatch to boot.
I don't own a single share of Tesla - but some have sure made alot of money doing the "unlikely choice". Reminds you of Yahoo, EBay, Amazon, and many others of the past early stage efforts.
This is end of my part 1 of my 2 part post of 12-31-20
Well here it is the last trading day of 2020.
1. On the last trading day of 2019 CYIO was priced at 6.5 cents per share and by the last trading day of March of 2020 CYIO was priced at 1.24 cents per share.
Those who owned CYIO on those 2 different dates had 1st thought in 2019 that we were going to survive as shareholders because of the SEC rulings and judgements being favorable to us even though there not being what some had expected. But then in March we didn't see "being saved" by the SEC but maybe by some unknown new ownership - hence the drop in valuation.
In other words we had "nothing to lose" by being shareholders of CYIO - because most of everything was already lost. And those that would post about dilution and loss of value for shareholders seem unaware (or fail to admit) we started from nearly worthless in early 2020. And now at the end of 2020 - we again see 6.5 cents per share with a lot more reasons to be looking forward to prices rising and greater future investor desire for what we have.
Today we have 78 million shares outstanding with 37 million of it being public owned and despite numerous posters describing "suspicious massive dilution" . . . those numbers have not changed from then. And the SEC had required the former head of CYIO surrender both his stock and options and surrender his company position and involvement. Any statements of his continued involvement with CYIO are not shown factual. We know what our stock was valued at in March 2020 - stock certificates could have been used for "fire starter" - and now - a "mild stock demand" is starting a new kind of "fire"
And the software and income stream from former CYIO (and shell) was sold off - supposedly to pay off the SEC imposed fines. So in the last 12 months and then last 9 months - we as shareholders have seen us go from "a hope and a prayer" to fully SEC compliant and accepted financial reporting of the past several years and then a new SEC approved and accepted merger/ownership proposal. If you doubt any of this - you'll have to take that up with the SEC and their very thorough continued overview process and judge decisions - as they saw the shareholders of CYIO as victims of CYIO's creator and management.
2. in later 2020 one of the largest trends we've seen in the stock market is a great change in the influence of both U.S. dominance and U.S. Dollar valuation to the rest of the world. The U.S. is a borrower - not a "safe haven". Recently - bitcoin - a non-dollar denominated method of valuation has soared to $28,500 for something that was a roller coaster of $250 to $15,000 in past years. This is part of the drive to valuation and exchange in other terms than U.S. Dollar as a growth method. We've also seen - whether you follow or value the bitcoin types of valuation that the U.S. is lagging other countries in accepting this change and failing to regulate such methods of valuation . . . even while the use of bitcoin type is being done in the U.S. and many other countries. Several entities might like to be approved as lenders on chain block holdings - but have found no way to enter the new market opportunities. (accept maybe one to merge with an already existing recently SEC sanctioned public company named CYIO.
Here's my point - I might not personally desire to own bitcoin type chain block . . . but many people don't want to own silver or gold or platinum or palladium either - yet people make money owning it during changing market conditions as we've seen. . . . . but here is an even better viewpoint as an investor . . . instead of like so many investors being involved in yet another chain block equity that sells it - be something different - by following a wisdom trail rather than a a flock following trail.
And that is ??? Its well known that people who make significant money items they own - like to keep making more money - yet not divest their original vehicle they made money with - which is why they margin their stock to buy more or to buy another opportunity. Its why they use stock or land or buildings as collateral to do something more or bigger or different. And if a stock I own could provide those type of services to investors of bitcoin like product - not selling it just lending against it - like a bank for chain block product owners . . . then that if done well could be a better mouse trap in a country like the U.S. that doesn't offer mouse traps
And not a start up - but an already existing operation that would have SEC overwatch to boot. I don't own a single share of Tesla - but some have sure made alot of money doing the "unlikely choice". Reminds you of Yahoo, EBay, Amazon, and many others of the past early stage efforts.
This is end of my part 1 of my 2 part post of 12-31-20
