Here’s the beginning and the end (my only post for the day)
The Alpha and Omega, if you will.
1) There will not be meaningful improvement with the stock price until it’s listed, certainly nothing close to intrinsic value;
2) The longer the regulatory process drags on, the longer the stock price will languish within penny stock ranges;
3) The MAA acceptance may provide a brief uptick, but on its own it will not offer sustainable price appreciation;
4) Way too long since TLD — does not speak well of management; just no way around their accountability;
5) Something is going on at Toucan — get the vibe they want out too;
6) The messaging has been either buyout, partnership or licensing;
7) Likely combination of all three (good news on that front);
8) Management cares less about retail shareholders; but at least we’re 75% aligned — Toucan’s involvement (as always) creates the 25% misalignment with common shareholders;
9) It is what it is, but eternal vigilance by common shareholders is the name of the game;
10) The lawsuit is an asset — nothing more, nothing less. Since LP sold/assigned 10% of the lawsuit claim, obviously that’s partially consistent with my view that the company should leverage the lawsuit to offset further dilution and high-cost penny stock financing.
Actually good move by LP and Les. Wouldn’t be surprised if they continue to “sell” small percentages of the claim until there’s a BP deal in place that fully funds the Newco going forward;
11) Everyone is lying, especially now.
The End.
