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Bionic Man

02/21/19 5:23 PM

#38362 RE: bking1965 #38358

Lmfao... I stopped reading after the first sentence... I’ll interject. Truth is.... that’s a bunch of bullshit!
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CA$H I$ KING

02/21/19 5:24 PM

#38366 RE: bking1965 #38358

Buyback is very small compared to the Rotmans Furniture coming into VYST mix! Rotmans Audited financials any time now then BOOM!
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bking1965

02/21/19 5:29 PM

#38369 RE: bking1965 #38358

Vystar CAN'T buyback shares yet-

They have no cash.

Any cash used must be disclosed in the financials. That won't happen for months.

All convertible notes must be paid. That is why you see the Ema lawsuit.

In any event, the Ema lawsuit by itself tells you that no buyback is happening anytime soon.
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doogdilinger

02/21/19 6:24 PM

#38430 RE: bking1965 #38358

lmfao what a total and complete bunch of bunk from that board!

VYST's investor insiders can fund as much towards a share repurchase program as they choose to! And since we know VYST already announced their share buyback on January 15th, their investor insiders already "have" provided them with the buyback monies necessary to fulfill VYST's share repurchase program parameters/objectives!

And I've also been saying all along that the reason we know the buyback's for real and that VYST management is going to pay off the 2 remaining convertible notes to stop them from converting, is because PubCo's engaging in corporate buyback campaigns aren't in the habit of using funds to buy back stock on the open market while simultaneously diluting stock out the back door! In fact, I've specifically said "can't suck & blow" at the same time when describing that scenario...which is why I've also been saying logic strongly suggests that VYST mgmt. will in fact buy out both remaining convertible notes exactly like they just bought out the $105K convertible note last month.

And anyone claiming that VYST as a fully audited SEC Reporting OTC PubCo would be stupid enough to announce a share repurchase program they weren't already 100% legally set up for and ready to implement, simply doesn't know how SEC Reporting Companies navigate the SEC Reporting environment/standards they're regulated by!