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Re: Long Duk Dong post# 113909

Wednesday, 08/21/2024 5:15:25 PM

Wednesday, August 21, 2024 5:15:25 PM

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Guys, SHMP does not exist without the funds of GHS. Their daily burn is about $30,000 per day. Not many on earth can wholesale unprocessed, non-portioned shrimp for $10/lb

Make note of second 2 million afternoon share dump (“avg” trade #100 for 2,000,000 fresh never frozen shares @.0.0038 at 15:15:12 ) in addition to trade #36 for 1,954,270 @ 0.0039 from this morning at 10:25:31

Somebody has 40,000,000 freshly printed never frozen shares to get rid of, these 40 million literally just coming off restriction.

I do not concur with Equinvestor’s morning bottom call that I was poking fun at this morning. Re-reading my post I should have tempered the wording down a bit as when I read it now it’s a bit disrespectful to Equinvestor which was certainly not my intention. I was really poking fun, based on my observations and opinion that SHMP will be in bankruptcy and trips in the very near future. I have the upmost respect for his spot on accuracy, knowledge, and wisdom, and those same respects of Josh Taeger, though IhubAdmin Shelly has me limited to 3 posts per day and doesn’t see fit to return my (1) one PM to her asking why and when will I get my posting privileges restored, so I gotta jam everything into single posts.

SHMP is in deep shit. Anyone still holding shares (equity holders “equity owners) will certainly be wiped out, extinguished, during the bankruptcy proceedings, in my opinion

This is coming soon, sooner than later, in my opinion.

My apologies to Equinvestor

Edit - from the SEC letter

Why does the acquisition and resale of stock from convertible, variable-rate notes require GHS to register as a dealer while the acquisition and resale of discounted stock from equity lines of credit raise no such registration requirements? Is it because issuances of such notes, which are often made as last-ditch financing by near-bankrupt companies, implicate the Commission’s unspoken policy concerns but issuances of common stock may not? Unfortunately, the order is silent on this question.



which are often made as last-ditch financing by near-bankrupt companies,



Sounds like SHMP to me, in my opinion

$10 million for EC instead of buying off the shelf Chinese wastewater treatment systems available to anyone on earth with a credit card (which we have already proved SHMP has done in the past and tracked this purchase signed for by Luke Timmons himself through the DHL courier system )

$10 million for F&T water, a one man operation with a highly questionable history and photoshopped pictures of projects that may or may not have ever existed. The low resolution photoshopped “F&T Water” signs were a dead indication of something not right.

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