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Re: FlipFlopopotamus post# 230000

Thursday, 03/18/2021 2:21:25 PM

Thursday, March 18, 2021 2:21:25 PM

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you don't get it do you? I'm sorry it's hard for some investors to understand. I'll try and explain it in very simple tearms, then I will link you straight to the SEC website on when an 8k is required.

lets look at what we know as fact:

according to sfor and their filings. They are not profitable, and revenues are horrible. This has been a FACT for many years.

that means according to the SEC if SFOR was to receive contracts, deals, sales, money from heaven, etc that was outside of the NORMAL sfor money, they would be required to file an 8k on that.

We have an example of this with SFOR already, the MSFT settlement, the settlement itself was under a NDA, yet SFOR had to file an 8k on the monies they received. why you ask? because it was a major event shareholders should know about.


So we can conclude without question that nothing has happened at SFOR that will impact the financials in any material way (Like a large influx of sales, contracts, YUGE deals, etc.)as of yet by the lack of an 8k being filed.

Now the AAPL example we can see clearly doesn't apply, because AAPL is a profitable company that sells many products and Iphones. But, if AAPL was to have a "MAJOR" event shareholders should know about (something outside the NORMAL) then they to would be required to file an 8k.

Form 8-K is the “current report” companies must file with the SEC to announce major events that shareholders should know about.