Mr. Twombly, respectfully, that is the most bogus thing anyone here said to date. You DON'T have to audit the last 5 years of financials. What the shareholders want is audit of 2017. We want to see work and revenue that you state in your financials actually exists. The whole company is just a 1 man show. As such, it's very tempting and easy to manipulate. What the shareholders want to know, is that everything is, as it is, and how it should be.
And what do you mean by "these markets"? It doesn't matter what market you're in, pink slips, blue chips, PE, etc. Everyone wants to see, have confirmation of, and faith in, the validity of actual company operations.
It's up 400% from the low? That's an accomplishment? Really? What a terrible way of gauging success!
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I apriciate your concern. If you knew anything about these markets, you would know that VGID never had an IPO. We did a reverse merger into an already exsisting public entity. At that time we were doing about 150,000 in revenues. On paper the public entity was worth over 300,000,000. So of course the price went down. There is no way our little start up was worth that. By the way. We are up 400% from the low.
No we will not audit the financials of VGID. We can’t because we would have to audit the financials of the company that was in there before us. One of the reason for spin offs. We have gone over this multiple times.
I suggest you only invest in Big board stocks and stay away from Pink Sheets because you obviously have no idea what you are doing.
Larry Twombly
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