Replies to post #62640 on Rogue One Inc (fka ROAG)

[Millenium323]

Yes, having $400,000 in toxic debt while only having a $100,000 market cap is what makes the debt a big deal. When you only have a $100,000 market cap you will have to increase the outstanding share count by 8 fold to pay off the $400,000 in debt with a market cap this low.

So the real issue is his refusal to address the share price/market cap. If the company had a more normal market cap, like say $2 million, the $400,000 in toxic debt wouldn't be nearly as big a deal.

$400,000 in toxic debt isn't anything abnormal on the otcbb. Most companies have at least that much toxic debt on their books and most of them are trading at least 10x higher than this one in terms of valuation. So that is no excuse. What is abnormal is having a market cap so low combined with the toxic debt. That is on the company for ignoring the share price and refusing to do anything to increase shareholder value.

The bottom line is having some toxic debt is no excuse for the market cap being so low. They haven't done enough to market the stock and bring any investment into the stock. That is the real problem here. Whether that is by design to help the financiers I don't know

[B RY]

Nada,nope,guess again! If FPFI had the private investment backing that you speak of, they would go private and enjoy the luxory of simply running the business instead of dealing with the many issues being a public company entails. I understood 2 years ago FPFI had a great business idea/model and direction. It was just a matter of whether or not they can execute their plans. They have succeeded in executing their plans and that is why I am optimistic about their future. Besides, why borrow money privately when you can have shareholders investing in your great ideas and paying your debts through conversions. Haha! Bottom line is FPFI is successfully executing their plans. Shareholders that sell for a loss is the victim of their own bad decision making. Investors, like myself, that see FPFI'S agenda materializing consistently will quite obviously see a great investment decision was made in hindsight. Averaging down has worked well for me, since I bought back in at 3 cents! Good luck to all in your FPFI decision making. :^)