Right. How is it they have all this supposed money to buy back shares yet couldn't pay the consultant 65k to keep 110 million shares out of the O/S. Then they let not 1 but possibly three firms over convert. Doesn't add up.
you are completely off base and have not even made slightest attempt to follow the timeline of events and are throwing crazy spaghetti hoping something sticks.
Rotmans committed to merge in/ consolidate only if all 3rd party toxic debt was gone- that happened in early jan- as can be seen by the price of conversions- can figure out when it happened. after that VYST bought out- paid cash- the last remaining third party convertible debt- find it in the prs.
with all debt gone they announced they would be buying back shares given that they saw them as wildly undervalued- mostly from the conversion of last of debt. price was around .01 when they announced that-
those who spoke with the co reported they had a lot of compliance hoops to jump through to execute the buyback and engaged a number of brokers to assist.
from tweet yesterday it does sound like compliance has been met if they were able to begin buying back shares- but no one thinks they will be buying back the up to 250 m mentioned with the significant share price increases since it was announced.
what is ridiculous is the completely uninformed hysterical ideas that this is a scam we hear day in and day out.
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