The issue I am referring to is whether there was any agreement to keep FORW whole if the stock tanked.
That would have made the exercise of the warrants a loan and therefore not “fully paid and non-assessable”. And that is illegal.
Sharp knew where the stock was going to go...he just didn't think those holders would be so egregious with their conversions and selling of such. He thought he had more time apparently....not to mention...and this may be the key...:
The delay of the Company to issue his shares. I know I talked about that a long time ago..as in the stalling tactics via HUMBL
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