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01/28/19 8:04 PM
01/28/19 8:08 PM
01/28/19 8:16 PM
01/28/19 8:22 PM
01/28/19 8:29 PM
I asked him briefly about the idea of the SEC blocking their share buyback. He responded that that was “ludicrous”.
01/28/19 8:47 PM
He couldn’t have done more to bolster my confidence in this company.
01/28/19 10:04 PM
Spoke to Greg Rotman for 39 minutes two hours ago.
He couldn’t have done more to bolster my confidence in this company.
He came across as intelligent, credible, open, honest, highly competent, and a great speaker. His stories about his family furniture business from his youth were great, and I came away with a sense that his family has tremendous character and community support. The average length of time of employment of their roughly two hundred employees is over 10 years, that spoke volumes to me about what kind of an operation they run. Such low turn over is an unseen asset.
I asked him briefly about the idea of the SEC blocking their share buyback. He responded that that was “ludicrous”.
I also asked him about filing form 4’s for a share buyback, when they are normally reported quarterly in 10Q’s. He agreed but said they are merely following the recommendations of the brokerage handling the buyback, so Form 4’s will evidently be forthcoming, even though they are above and beyond reporting regulations as I understand them.
Beyond that, he was affable and seemed genuinely happy to talk to me despite that I was upfront with being a younger investor with limited capital.
Probably the biggest thing that perked up my ears is that despite Rotman’s not being consolidated into VYST on paper, they have already made substantial fundamental integrations, leveraging Rotman’s storage and resources to facilitate Vystar orders, inventory, and logistics.
I would encourage anyone interested in the company to reach out to him.
866-674-5238 then press two. This takes you to their investor relations voicemail. He returned my call after leaving a voicemail earlier.
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Spoke to Greg Rotman for 39 minutes two hours ago.
He couldn’t have done more to bolster my confidence in this company.
He came across as intelligent, credible, open, honest, highly competent, and a great speaker. His stories about his family furniture business from his youth were great, and I came away with a sense that his family has tremendous character and community support. The average length of time of employment of their roughly two hundred employees is over 10 years, that spoke volumes to me about what kind of an operation they run. Such low turn over is an unseen asset.
I asked him briefly about the idea of the SEC blocking their share buyback. He responded that that was “ludicrous”.
I also asked him about filing form 4’s for a share buyback, when they are normally reported quarterly in 10Q’s. He agreed but said they are merely following the recommendations of the brokerage handling the buyback, so Form 4’s will evidently be forthcoming, even though they are above and beyond reporting regulations as I understand them.
Beyond that, he was affable and seemed genuinely happy to talk to me despite that I was upfront with being a younger investor with limited capital.
Probably the biggest thing that perked up my ears is that despite Rotman’s not being consolidated into VYST on paper, they have already made substantial fundamental integrations, leveraging Rotman’s storage and resources to facilitate Vystar orders, inventory, and logistics.
I would encourage anyone interested in the company to reach out to him.
866-674-5238 then press two. This takes you to their investor relations voicemail. He returned my call after leaving a voicemail earlier.
01/29/19 9:47 AM
Spoke to Greg Rotman for 39 minutes two hours ago.
He couldn’t have done more to bolster my confidence in this company.
He came across as intelligent, credible, open, honest, highly competent, and a great speaker. His stories about his family furniture business from his youth were great, and I came away with a sense that his family has tremendous character and community support. The average length of time of employment of their roughly two hundred employees is over 10 years, that spoke volumes to me about what kind of an operation they run. Such low turn over is an unseen asset.
I asked him briefly about the idea of the SEC blocking their share buyback. He responded that that was “ludicrous”.
I also asked him about filing form 4’s for a share buyback, when they are normally reported quarterly in 10Q’s. He agreed but said they are merely following the recommendations of the brokerage handling the buyback, so Form 4’s will evidently be forthcoming, even though they are above and beyond reporting regulations as I understand them.
Beyond that, he was affable and seemed genuinely happy to talk to me despite that I was upfront with being a younger investor with limited capital.
Probably the biggest thing that perked up my ears is that despite Rotman’s not being consolidated into VYST on paper, they have already made substantial fundamental integrations, leveraging Rotman’s storage and resources to facilitate Vystar orders, inventory, and logistics.
I would encourage anyone interested in the company to reach out to him.
866-674-5238 then press two. This takes you to their investor relations voicemail. He returned my call after leaving a voicemail earlier.
01/29/19 11:38 PM
Spoke to Greg Rotman for 39 minutes two hours ago.
He couldn’t have done more to bolster my confidence in this company.
He came across as intelligent, credible, open, honest, highly competent, and a great speaker. His stories about his family furniture business from his youth were great, and I came away with a sense that his family has tremendous character and community support. The average length of time of employment of their roughly two hundred employees is over 10 years, that spoke volumes to me about what kind of an operation they run. Such low turn over is an unseen asset.
I asked him briefly about the idea of the SEC blocking their share buyback. He responded that that was “ludicrous”.
I also asked him about filing form 4’s for a share buyback, when they are normally reported quarterly in 10Q’s. He agreed but said they are merely following the recommendations of the brokerage handling the buyback, so Form 4’s will evidently be forthcoming, even though they are above and beyond reporting regulations as I understand them.
Beyond that, he was affable and seemed genuinely happy to talk to me despite that I was upfront with being a younger investor with limited capital.
Probably the biggest thing that perked up my ears is that despite Rotman’s not being consolidated into VYST on paper, they have already made substantial fundamental integrations, leveraging Rotman’s storage and resources to facilitate Vystar orders, inventory, and logistics.
I would encourage anyone interested in the company to reach out to him.
866-674-5238 then press two. This takes you to their investor relations voicemail. He returned my call after leaving a voicemail earlier.
01/30/19 1:06 PM
Spoke to Greg Rotman for 39 minutes two hours ago.
He couldn’t have done more to bolster my confidence in this company.
He came across as intelligent, credible, open, honest, highly competent, and a great speaker. His stories about his family furniture business from his youth were great, and I came away with a sense that his family has tremendous character and community support. The average length of time of employment of their roughly two hundred employees is over 10 years, that spoke volumes to me about what kind of an operation they run. Such low turn over is an unseen asset.
I asked him briefly about the idea of the SEC blocking their share buyback. He responded that that was “ludicrous”.
I also asked him about filing form 4’s for a share buyback, when they are normally reported quarterly in 10Q’s. He agreed but said they are merely following the recommendations of the brokerage handling the buyback, so Form 4’s will evidently be forthcoming, even though they are above and beyond reporting regulations as I understand them.
Beyond that, he was affable and seemed genuinely happy to talk to me despite that I was upfront with being a younger investor with limited capital.
Probably the biggest thing that perked up my ears is that despite Rotman’s not being consolidated into VYST on paper, they have already made substantial fundamental integrations, leveraging Rotman’s storage and resources to facilitate Vystar orders, inventory, and logistics.
I would encourage anyone interested in the company to reach out to him.
866-674-5238 then press two. This takes you to their investor relations voicemail. He returned my call after leaving a voicemail earlier.
01/31/19 1:33 PM
Spoke to Greg Rotman for 39 minutes two hours ago.
He couldn’t have done more to bolster my confidence in this company.
He came across as intelligent, credible, open, honest, highly competent, and a great speaker. His stories about his family furniture business from his youth were great, and I came away with a sense that his family has tremendous character and community support. The average length of time of employment of their roughly two hundred employees is over 10 years, that spoke volumes to me about what kind of an operation they run. Such low turn over is an unseen asset.
I asked him briefly about the idea of the SEC blocking their share buyback. He responded that that was “ludicrous”.
I also asked him about filing form 4’s for a share buyback, when they are normally reported quarterly in 10Q’s. He agreed but said they are merely following the recommendations of the brokerage handling the buyback, so Form 4’s will evidently be forthcoming, even though they are above and beyond reporting regulations as I understand them.
Beyond that, he was affable and seemed genuinely happy to talk to me despite that I was upfront with being a younger investor with limited capital.
Probably the biggest thing that perked up my ears is that despite Rotman’s not being consolidated into VYST on paper, they have already made substantial fundamental integrations, leveraging Rotman’s storage and resources to facilitate Vystar orders, inventory, and logistics.
I would encourage anyone interested in the company to reach out to him.
866-674-5238 then press two. This takes you to their investor relations voicemail. He returned my call after leaving a voicemail earlier.
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