I would not say these fins stink. They are for the old company. The current NSAV has no noteholders, no debt. There won't be any conversions. We just have been trying to understand what happened to the old company, not this one. The articles of incorporation are dated May, 2017, so anything that happened before that is immaterial, and is nothing to base future performance of NSAV on.
And still no stop sign removal not even a yield sign. Still no divvy that he demanded issued. If you look at Delaware no S1 filed for.hemp beer and no ticker and FINRA has a 10 day filing deadline and everything takes time this can get ugly quick. But most will pump because they are the new investors who bought at 9 and 10 so of course they will promote heck I would too but nothing can save this after those converted notes. I was okay with debt but now seeing why PPS kept tanking
Picture this the re-org protected debt supposedly but our common shares transferred so if looking at the fins if all the debt was converted to common shares why wouldn't they transfer over also. So IMO they came along with ours so every time we went up we went down modern day dilution.
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