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Re: KirraShrimp post# 81996

Tuesday, 07/16/2024 3:50:52 PM

Tuesday, July 16, 2024 3:50:52 PM

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Complete nonsense. Laughable.

A collection of approximations from conversations and emails over time … I think pertaining to your question on training ; the line about toxic lenders (the et Al cases still have to wrap up)

because a company should decide to be delisted, it does not mean the company is no longer a public entity.

Just because a company should decide to be delisted, it does not mean the company is bankrupt or its common shares are worthless.

It does mean the company has $200,000 - $300,000 per year to spend on product development and not SEC compliance.

It does mean the company can apply for re-listing with the filing of a new registration statement once its Audits are complete.

It does mean any "shorts" and "naked shorts" have a difficult time covering their short positions.

It does mean any settlements for successful litigation against toxic lender will be in cash and not in stock.

It does mean any potential options or calls on the company stock will be settled with cash and not with stock dilution.


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