Wow, a lot of info in that...a lot of it is also an "installation manual" for the temp building. We have one of those buildings at my work for the last few years, they are pretty impressive and very sturdy. I would call that "manual" filler, and can easily be sifted through since a lot of the "manual" is not useful information...BUT the key here is thorough relay of information. We don't want some nit-pick response creating another day, i.e. "We do not have engineered drawing of how the flux capacitor will be staked to the ground using the gizmo tool". That document is very well laid out and seems to cover all aspects. If this doesnt meet what the DRMS is looking for, then nothing will and it would simply be a political/grudge move to not obtain their recommendation. I dont have confidence in pinkie companies, but this one certainly gets mine. Share structure is crap right now...and understandably so. The startup has required more money than expected, especially after denial and DRMS post requirements. CGFIA is simply opening up the money flow, and will worry about the share structure later...i respect that and understand that. Expect at some point a reverse split, it is the only way to get this share structure into an average O/S, then the A/S can be decreased accordingly. Obviously a R/S now at this price range would be a horrible decision for the company, so that means the PPS would have to rise to a respectable level as well. I just wish I knew CGFIA's price point as to when they decide to make that move, the good news is that it will have to be a stable price point in order for a successful/recoverable R/S. Lets say we run up to .01 in a week, and then a R/S was announced, all that would happen is run back down to .0001 so nothing would be gained in the companies interest and they would have already done such a thing. I do not fear a R/S at this PPS with this company because if that was the plan then they would do it now since everybody is already cellarboxed. In my opinion, expect a good run. Expect a wild spike in pps, then expect it to level off after a couple months. During that time, expect excellent PR's, and expect CGFIA to sell into the runs. Expect to see a fantastic annual report, expect another rise/level in PPS...then expect a R/S. Seems logical to me, and is exactly what I would do if I owned a company backed by shareholders. Reality of the fact is, a R/S is inevitable but not in the near future. On the other hand, they could always get denied the permit and we're all F'd any way you look at it lol. Anyways, long post just looking for some critical thoughts here...no "negative nancy" one line responses. I put thought into mine, you do so as well. Kitt, go ahead and put me on blast :) And of course, all of this is in my own opinion. I tried to be logical, you do the same! :)
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