barge, here's THE TRUTH about Wave's relationship with ID as well as dozens of other distributers: THERE IS NONE. It's a piece of paper not worth more than the paper it is printed upon.
In the 20-years-plus scam that is Wave, another "distribution agreement" was all they could come up with in order to orchestrate another PP along with a usual pump and dump of the freshly printed shares.
The same thing happened before how many times? I have personally lost count.
This is an outfit that loses money consistently for over 20 years (not a single profitable quarter which must be some sort of record for a Nasdaq listed company). The only way it stays afloat is by printing millions of worthless new shares. People who buy them are simply conned. There is no other way an intelligent person would look at all this.
Thank goodness, this is about to be over. Delisting has been announced and is coming shortly. So-called Nasdaq hearing or whatever it's called is just a formality. Won't take more than a minute. There are no contracts, no new business that Wave has and can show to the stock exchange. Sorry, fake dots don't count.
