“What more do people want than the statement above.”
A lot. The statement is certainly true, but there are a lot of other similar statements he could have made.
Consider: “A bankruptcy will immediately impact the Company.” True, yes?
Let’s review the language: “Securing expansion capital and listing on a national exchange will immediately impact the Company.” Obviously these can’t be done on the same day. We must have the capital before uplisting because that is a requirement to uplist. Nasdaq wants audits, so the audit probably needs to be done after the capital arrives. Capital in the form of a loan won’t satisfy the requirement. We either need a gift or sales or sales of more shares. Obviously we can’t sell enough silk in the next several months to get us up to $4 million. Thus we have to have dilution.
How does this work? “Securing capital through dilution and then performing a reverse split followed by uplisting will immediately impact the Company.” Those things will impact the company, but not in a way that is easy to predict. That’s why we want more.