Suissac, saying you have a meeting but can't say with whom, why not just keep quiet? That's as dumb as someone saying they have a way to pick the winning lotto numbers but refuse to do it because they promised their wife they would not gamble any more.
There is no meeting and even if there was and you present your data all they will say is that you were warned about intent and that SGMD may not achieve their goals.
Saying they got a PO for $10,000,000 is legal. All they had to do was have someone (an associate or even family member) place an order for $10,000,000 then a month later the order is cancelled by the buyer and the post dated check was never cashed.
The $10,000,000 order is a legit order even if it eventually is cancelled.
Anyone you speak too will bring up the disclaimer and you will be sent home dejected.
I know its frustrating to the point you say you will call congress, the senate, the SEC, the FBI, hell call the girl scouts and all the mystery people who think will help you. Its OVER and you have to realize this is all due to investors taking risks knowing it will never end well and the company even says that it may not end well.
If tomorrow SGMD went to $.20 per share, you would be the first one to say GO JIMMY! GO SGMD! Again that means if you really believe they did wrong, would you also go to your secret meetings if you make lots of money on SGMD? Of course you would not.
OTC investors are mostly hypocrites. If the stock goes UP who cares how, as long as it goes up and when it tanks, they are crooks and always were. If you know they are crooks why not file complaints when the stock was UP?
Complaints are always filed only when the stock goes down and those selling the diluted debt shares know exactly how to word things legally that OTC investors rarely ever read.
Good luck with your meeting and ill take the Thin Mint and Peanut butter cookies.
