New World Gold Corporation (NWGC)

[Seti1]

This is a bad analogy. This is investing. And the one thing I was always taught is that investors are scared little kids.. meaning any little thing will scare away money. To directly answer your question, yes it does mean you inherit the former owners issues, especially if the vehicle you purchase was used in fraudulent and illegal ways/activities. As a majority shareowner Miller would choose somebody he trusted to hand over a company the courts granted him ownership of. I'm not saying I'm against this or for it, I'm saying I'm no longer bullish on this ticker. There are way too many conflicting stories/facts/court documents to be all in on this.

My question is who is this Bob dude to Miller? If it's the same Miller that is being investigated then everything he did will be scrutinized. Including this ticker. And it's more risky, imo, to be holding a position here when Millers history is up for legal consequences.. I don't want my shares taken from me from an sec investigation. Just because this one isn't in the indictment, doesn't mean to say it won't be.

All in all it was the tweet from the new nwgc account that made me question my holdings here. I bought this shit when it was at .0002. I've been holding for a long time. Now that activity has been seemingly in order, the person who lead us to the light might have done so in a fraudulent way. Even if he didn't, it raises tons of non-profit able questions. It sucks because I had super high hopes here too.


And tchalla, I can't pm you. I haven't purchased a subscription here.. so I do understand what you said. However, I don't want to be the one holding the bag. You don't know 100% just as I don't, if this will get into the indictment. Just remember, Miller was granted CEO from the courts. He was the owner. If you look at rcm, Miller was listed as the owner. He started it in December 2020, if I remember correctly. But yet the Twitter statement says he isn't/was in control of rcm or nwgc....