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Monday, 12/20/2021 4:58:14 PM

Monday, December 20, 2021 4:58:14 PM

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A "tentative merger agreement" and $3.00 will get you a small cup of coffee.... The market agrees.

Please benefit (save your money) from my 15 years of gambling in the OTC.

Buyer beware.

(Full disclosure and bona fides, I own many free shares in this company but I can see an obvious and quite frankly the most overused scam in the OTC, the "Tentative reverse merger agreement".)

Please mark this post and look at it in two weeks.

WHILE I HOPE I AM WRONG!

The most likely outcomes, in addition to the fact that this will trade like a leaky tire over the next several days:

1. No news will come in at all. After the void of news in the first two weeks of January the price will continue to plummet. (I wont place price targets but far below current price.)

2. News will come and the R/M target will be quickly recognized as a sham by the market, i.e. frozen yogurt stand, "call center" or a company in a great business with no assets or actual business but: "We are going to corner the crypto market".

3. "Tentative merger agreement fell through" (50% haircut in minutes).

The price action here is also likely to get some unwelcome attention from the OTC - SEC.

Real companies engaged in real reverse mergers don’t tweet (pvmp) about “tentative reverse mergers”. Real companies with lawyers, CPA’s and MBA’s in management simply execute the Reverse Merger and then do what is called a “filing dump” multiple 8K’s, 10Q’s and 10K’s on the morning of announcement legally confirming a reverse merger with all legally required information.

Its Christmas here, be careful, this is pure gambling at a casino and like most casino games you will most likely lose.

This is liar’s poker plain and simple and Cooley who continues to show himself to be a fraudster and scumbag has the advantage because he knows the exact timing of the con (when he will call B.S.) - YOU DON'T.

Don't gamble more than you can afford to lose and Merry Christmas to EVERYONE!