Replies to post #22916 on Trucept, Inc. (TREP)

[fojcol]

Or the lawsuit the company has against the IRS, which would wipe out that liability" completely.

[StaleyCornell]

Or how accumulation is through the roof or how the pps is still holding these thousands of percent gains. But sure. Keep chatting liabilities ;)

[SidewaysTrader]

Looks like your getting your cheap shares today

[Lazarus]

or how about the $8k in cash against $437k in payroll taxes...

Take a look back at previous filings:

Revenues for the three Months Ended March 31, 2013 were $12,143,774

PROFIT IN THAT QUARTER OF 2013 WAS $955,945

Revenues for the Three Months Ended March 31, 2018 were $2,105,958

So 5 years on and the revenues are about 1/6th of what they were 5 years ago

AND PROFIT WENT FROM $955,945 TO $129,893

... but the stock was trading at around a half a penny when it was making all that money --- WHY DO YOU SUPPOSE?

[NEOstockhacker]

Do more DD Trucept Is the panitif

[MarketStrategy]

You do understand why liabilities are not being paid right? Because there is NO judgement against TREP. Read the latest lawsuit action where TREP was the plaintiff. That lawsuit was regarding the Freedom of Information Act and TREP flexed their muscles against the IRS and demanded documents to prove that they owed liabilities.

TREP's motion for summary judgement was granted in part. There is NO judgement that TREP has to pay ANYTHING to the IRS.

And regarding operational costs? The company is getting more efficient if you read the balance sheet correctly.

PS - remember Norman Tipton is an Attorney for the last two decades, I'm sure he knows how to handle this.