Replies to post #5605 on Amfil Technologies Inc (FUNN)

[JMoriarty]

From the Feb 16 PR

1. 47% share reduction on OTC website in the 'Coming Days'
2. Hydroponic agreement 'Coming Weeks'
3. Acquisition to facilitate large expanision of Snakes & Lattes '?? time'
4. LOI on Marijuana acquisition on Infused alcohol 'DD process time ??'
5. 3 Snakes and Lattes under Corporate Ownership ' Near Future'
6. Current and Working on finalizing franchizing agreements 'Near Future'
7. Snakes Expansion 'Currently Underway'
8. Hiring of a Market/Sales for GROzone 'Promise of PR's/Events'
9. Petition Health Canada '??? time updates'
10. Uplist over .01 ' Weve done a month that's good!'
11. Franchising Interlock. '?? time given'


I hate vague language..... with timelines.

All i can say is that from a 'spectrum' perspective.. the next set of pr's to do with these topics... is again Intention---------Deal Done = Value

Alot of 'deal done's to be announced' from what i can gather

[User-65225]

Its not about being "worried", its about being proactive and working towards achieving fair value for the company ASAP, so they can accelerate their expansion, with a lower cost to shareholders. There is no benefit to long shareholders or the company sitting at a low valuation, relative to their peers... Its a detriment to all involved, especially if they need to dilute for some reason.

IMO someone is using the low interest/wide spread to manipulate the stock for the past week+. We go hours without a sale on the Bid, then someone hits the Ask and a sellers instantly slaps the Bid right after?! Why do they wait for a buy on the Ask to sell on the Bid, unless they are trying to keep the negative momentum intact?

If i were CEO and my stock was worth less than the revenue we are generating, i would take it personally... A buyback makes sense when you are profitable and trading at extremely undervalued levels and would put any manipulator in check.... Just because you announce your intentions to buyback, does not mean you actually have to do it. Just put the option out there and take back the control of your stock.