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Re: carlson post# 134635

Friday, 03/05/2021 8:33:18 PM

Friday, March 05, 2021 8:33:18 PM

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Carlson, you will definitely get your .20. If you think TG Private Equity will be happy with just .20, you are living in an alternate reality. They bought 500 million shares of Preferred B which are locked up for two years. They are in it for the long haul and they will want a very good pay day when that day in two years comes. Secondly, Mr. Wong is a power player. He signed on for the long haul too for what Virtua Broker's technology can do for LABS Group. There are many synergies which will take time to play out, but they will all deliver value and revenues. When the revenues are fully accounted for in a year or two years, you are going to see a share price in the realm of many many dollars. NSAV will be on the regular NAZ. You will never lose a dime in this company. It is only up from here. Then there are the other tickers and companies the CEO is buying. NSAV is getting into other things that will produce good revenues. The potential is enormous. WE, nave never seen such a thing happen in penny stocks. NEVER. This could be a baby giant in the embryonic stages. Who knows? I do know anyone in the venture capital and banking business who knows anything about artificial intelligence, block chain, crypto currencies, and ESports, can see the huge upside. There is almost no price you could pay for a share of NSAV, that if you hold it long enough, you will not make money. And at these prices, the upside is absurd. You are talking 20 cents. You should be thinking $20 maybe two or three years out. Think about that. I would like to walk away with a million after taxes. I would need to see over $2 a share. Because of TSNP and other penny stocks that were total junk and went much higher, it is within reach. I'm 72. I don't need more than that. The rest of my life would be very comfortable indeed. Eventually, sell a million of your shares. Hold off as long as you can. Sit on the rest. You and your family and generations of other Carlsons are looking at very cushy futures.