Tytan Holdings Inc (TYTN)

[Bernanke_nomics]

"Anyone want to question Mark Leonard's R/S motives after reading this post?"

No need to question... The answer is known. Pinksheet business as usual!!!!

Q1 A/S 1,500,000,000
Q1 S/O 1,445,911,508
Q1 Flt 1,086,250,678

Q2 A/S 6,500,000,000
Q2 S/O 1,595,464,633
Q2 Flt 1,179,470,563

Q3 A/S 6,500,000,000
Q3 S/O 3,255,464,633
Q3 Flt 2,433,250,678

End of Q1 the company had 54.09 million shares left: @ trip zip 7 closing price Mar. 30 2011, thats only $37K left for near term product/operations etc.. with only 15,618 in cash... Expenses alone for that same Q were $50,611

Explains the emergency funding by the CEO (700mil shares-504'S) as well the raise in A/S 2.5 months later. If there are shares being whored out it is no ones fault but the CEO/Board of Directors & TA for tytn. (unpaid "transfer agent advisor" owns 200k CL-B preferreds)


"We are where we are because of a R/S coming up not dilution. LoL"

Thats bloody ridiculous.

"No business EVER pays land taxes until the 3rd year which law requires. If he was paying taxes way before the deadline, I would then question his decision making and ask him to step down."

Thats bloody ridiculous...


"...a user, which helps a great deal when one has to wade through all of the information presented on this message board. The product is real, the product is simple, strong and affordable, just as advertised."

Dont really think I've read anyone typing the product wasnt real, "simple" nor strong/affordable.. ("As advertised" leaves some food for thought..)

Negative comments based on current PPS via corporate actions? Yeah..thats what Ive been reading...


"The price couldn't keep up with the rapid increase which in turn slowed buying and kept driving the price down"

Concur, but there is more to the story... 504's, T4T, rapid decrease in revenue.. to name a few...

Best of all...Mailbag:

Waa waa waa... bad economy
Waa waa waa... free speechers
Waa waa waa... off shore shares
Waa waa waa... dont get paid
Waa waa waa... FINRA do'in what FINRA wants

TYTN: by far the best soap opera in town.

:)