Tuesday, June 08, 2021 8:06:41 AM
However, SSM Monopoly has there choice of hundreds (if not thousands) of choices for possible "penny stock" custodial merger candidates and they chose CAFS for a reason. I do not think they haphazardly choose any of their potential custodial candidates. If CAFS does have this outstanding debt that adds 350 million shares to the total OS, I believe SSM would have passed on this play and just moved to another ticker.
Another observation is that the SSM website does not include any talk about CAFS. If the court hearing today results in custodianship granted, then I view this as a great thing for shareholders as not many traders/investors even know this is a SSM play and they soon will.
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