His shtick seems to be finding companies that want to unload but haven't been able to, then purchasing them under a shell ticker and diluting until nobody will buy any more. I'm guessing this is how he approaches these nearly defunct companies. "I can get equity financing to purchase your company, pump it up, and we both walk away happy."
Supreme Sweets had been looking for a buyer for some time. Along comes Dickson with UHLN/CZNI. Pumped and dumped, PR saying we unwound those deals.
YIC has been trying to unload for a few years (someone on here did the DD on this not long ago). Along comes Dickson with the shell of ARSN, which has no revenue, but somehow has the money to buy it. We just saw day one of him unloading another company for profit.
I'd like to see more about the EMDevices DD that was done by someone here as well. Everett Marion Dickson....
Though I asked you to not have this as a sticky, I want to THANK YOU very much for bringing transparency here. I LOVE YUENGLINGS ICE CREAM, and appreciate your due diligence in the "WHOLE STORY HERE!"
ARSN $ARSN
I will have my fishing net for the gap down in the .005 !! ..008 fishing net .005 extra fishing nets cast
All in my opinion!
Black n tan is my favorite YUENGLINGS ice cream, do you have one also!
This explains all , and appreciative to your DD, even though I had not agreed back a few months ago. I was wrong, you were right... Thank you for your continued DD here with ARSN..
I love the ice cream, and its delicious, but this ARSN is not my cup of tea...
David Yuengling and Robert C. Bohorad are up to their eyeballs in debt and liability as the debt reverts back to them if ARSN fails to make the monthly payments. Expect them to work their A$$-ets off to see this through.
For the bank to let YIC Aquisition Corp take on the 1.8 mil debt there has be a realistic source of capital in the ARSN/Yuengling picture.
GUARANTORS: /s/ David Yuengling David Yuengling, Guarantor/Pledgor /s/ Robert C. Bohorad Robert C. Bohorad, Guarantor/Pledgor
THIS POST-CLOSING AGREEMENT is entered into July 2, 2019 and effective 18th day of June, 2019, by and between Mid Penn Bank in its own right and as Secured Creditor on behalf of Yuengling Ice Cream Corp (the "Seller/Bank"), YIC Acquisitions Corp., a Nevada business corporation, (the "Purchaser") and David Yuengling and Robert C. Bohorad (the "Guarantors").
A guarantoris a person who guarantees to pay a borrower's debt in the event the borrower defaults on a loan obligation. A guarantor acts as co-signer because they pledge their own assets or services in case the original debtor cannot perform their obligations
The milestones were not achieved and as any good CEO would do with the prospects of a bad investment backed out of the deal. Yes the CEO can unwind deals when there are milestone achievements connected to the purchase. Yuengling's has no milestone agreement as per the agreement filed with the SEC
Recipe Food Co
Due to problems integrating the Recipe Food Co. into CZNI - CZNI is in the process of selling to a third party buyer on an arms length basis.An arm's length transaction is a business deal in which the buyers and sellers act independently and do not have any relationship to each other. ... It also assures third parties that there is no collusion between the buyer and seller.Apr 11, 2019Again as a CEO he did not unwind the purchase. He was in the process of selling the Recipe Food Company . Now can the CEO sell Yuengling's if a buyer or merger or partnership appears? You can bet your Yuengling's Ice Cream he can make an agreement as long as Mid Penn Bank and all other concerned parties are in agreement. He can't just decide to sell Yuengling's because of difficulties as he did with the Recipe Food Co as there are multiple parties who have to be in agreement.
This has been refuted by some on this board as a lack of understanding of how business dealings have an unwinding clause. Many considered on the level business transactions as underhanded. The only thing amiss is the retail investors lack of business knowledge perpetuated as crooked dealings by the CEO.
Stock is just finding abase and churning out the week hands another day or so and this will most likely best testing new highs ! Pay attention to the volume lol tiny tiny tiny volume meaning selling is a bout done if volume was increasing while there was selling I would be concerned but that is not the case
As I keel saying .001-.0065 .0018-.0088 And .0036/.004-???? How high will this next left being staring at us in the face ... some can see it some can’t those who are able to buy on days like today most likely are doing well trsdinf stocks selling on a piss low volume day makes ME LOL
About the CEO MR: Everette Dickson. I am not here to protecting him but I feel the reader on this board should know the truth.
FACT! FLSR were send to grey after Dickson announced his resignation. You can't blame on him for responsible, accountable, when he's no longer involved in the business. Keep in mind Dickson stepping down from a position 2017. If I recall correctly it was a year latter FLSR stock were suspended trade on grey MAY 2018.
06/28/2017 | 11:16am EDT Irvine, CA -- (ReleaseWire) --06/28/2017 -- FLASR, Inc. (OTCMKTS:FLSR) announced today that CEO, inventor and FLASR founding visionary, Everett Dickson, has resigned, effective immediately.Mr. Dickson is quoted as saying, "I am stepping down from Flasr, Inc, to pursue a much bigger opportunity with another company, with explosive growth potential."Thank you, Everett Dickson http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/flasr-inc-otcpinkflsr-ceo-resigns-826280.htm
Looks at that I think that is very impressive achieve. From my point of view MR:Everett Dickson lead CRUZANI (CZNY) successfully. At that time he manage move stock higher increasing shareholder value for CRUZANI (CZNY)
Yes, MR:Everett Dickson resigned to pursue a much bigger opportunity. Now He's the CEO Aureus Inc.
So, before someone says " he is going to be different this time "
Yes indeed he going for bigger fish. Don't underestimate the potential Yuengling Ice Cream. Yuengling’s Ice Cream won the Gold Medal in the nation’s only all-dairy Judging Contest.
The Yuengling started making ice cream back in 1920 that is one hundred year ago. Now Yuengling's Ice Cream Deliver Shipped to Your Door Anywhere in the USA. One thing is clear they paid two million dollars for the ice-cream business. I am willing to bet they will get the business going. Logic tell me no way they spend two million dollars for the business then they turn around doing nothing.