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Tmac555

10/05/16 7:33 PM

#5707 RE: JNY32 #5706

The company hasn't generated any positive income or cash flow to this point so they have had to dilute the stock down in order to pay their bills.

If the gamble pays off the company should start to see income by Christmas.

The company has been hiding or "delaying" its financial reports most likely because it doesn't have any positive to report financially at this point.

If all the agreements are paid on time and no orders are delayed we should start to see positive results by the end of the 1st Quarter 2017 in my opinion.

It is not an ideal strategy but one that will pay dividend if it works out... But that is the game of investing

bud_fox

10/06/16 8:27 AM

#5709 RE: JNY32 #5706

If you want facts and not opinions, take what you read here with a grain of salt and go read all the 8K filings since December 2015. What you will read is how much cash this company owes and how many shares the company has issued to try to keep operations afloat as long as possible. In addition to promising to repay cash payments to several companies, shareholders and finance companies they have also given them tens of millions of shares. These payments are due and are collecting interest everyday. They are robbing Peter to pay Paul as they say. They acquired Batterfly for 1 million, gave them 10 mil shares, 5 mil of which went to shareholders, owe them quarterly cash payments etc. then borrowed $700,000 from Edgestone to partially pay Batterfly which is due by May of 2017 and collecting 10% interest. They paid techstockinsider/Midam hundreds of thousands for a failed promotion and then needed to pay HP $250,000 for the consideration of a sub-license of which $125,000 cash was due on October 1. For a company trading on the OTC, the CEO is not transparent and filings are delayed for a reason of which are late but have been granted an extension and due in a week. The company also mentioned being listed on the Nasdaq at some point in the future but will have to reverse split unless the stock price dramatically increases. Not a pretty picture here at all so only time will tell.