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Re: surfkast post# 11462

Monday, 03/01/2021 5:42:55 PM

Monday, March 01, 2021 5:42:55 PM

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I don't believe you can assume with CYIO.

There is lots of tolerance offered in OTC Pink sheet stocks. But because that tolerance exists is not an indication that all stocks work to the "lowest level" of acceptance.

Its been all too clear over the last 2 years that both the Judge in the court case and "O'Shea" as COB of CYIO have been working at a higher level of reporting and requirement than is required by the OTC minimum.

We all can see there are no "hang on letters" to the symbol CYIO meaning they have been properly in compliance with financial reporting requirements.

But extend that further - nothing has been presented that does not indicate our soon to be announced Year end Financials have not or are not being audited currently - obviously as part of a plan to go to another exchange as part of a merger effort with Helio would certainly be yet another part of the pattern we've seen by the O'Shea management team to move things along smartly and rapidly but accurately. This is just as we've seen in how fast CYIO got splendid and unique wellness product development acquired, tested and approved by the FDA and ready for packaging and eventual selling ability.

And if that wasn't enough - then getting the entire Health and Wellness line of products approved for participation on Amazon as well as some regional outlets. The list of accomplishments approved and operation between March 30th of 2020 the end of the 2020 year is like very few other companies of CYIO size - requardless of the exchange they were on.

My point is 1 negative poster wants to represent to everyone that every stock public company on the OTC wants to work to the minimum requirements - and that is simply not proven, indicated, or shown with CYIO and its brief history for a turn around company that was broken by poor management and now being healed by superior management.

JMHO