Well the new BS being stated is that insider who are not required to file form 4’s are buying up shares so they can retire them lol. Obviously there is no proof of this but it sure sounds good doesn’t it. That was part of the phantom phone calls with Greg. Another part of the phantom phone call was that they were meeting with investment bankers that was put up on the board the day before it was put on Twitter by Greg. Odd Greg is giving out inside info to certain IHUB posters before its released to the public. I also find it odd that Greg has all of this inside info but makes sure he never has to file a form 4 lol. I still wonder why Jamie left the company as well. I wonder if she saw too many things she didn’t like and figured best to distance herself from all the BS. I also wonder why the third owner of Rotmans who owns the final 42% decided to not be a part of the moon ride.
The below caliber investment bank(s) would be the best possible obtainable case scenario. only one ranked possibly @ the below referenced level would even entertain any advisory / financing role currently. So, imho what I would expect @ best to see is an investment bank the caliber of one of the below (link included) https://www.axial.net/forum/companies/new-york-investment-banks/
being a retired investment banker (secondary offerings) I would not @ this time expect a 2nd tier investment bank much less a 1st tier one to be interested in even taking a meeting to discuss. those days if ever would only even be entertained by any reputable bank until Vystar achieves & maintains many more corporate milestones. Now no 1st tier or 2nd tier would ever under any conditions take a meeting where Greg Rotman was involved as long as in his current position/role. Any of the above tiered banks would never allow nor include an IR person/group/company in any meeting w/o said @ least being a corporate officer as well.
I would also emphasize that if any of the above would agree to the above referenced role that any would be stellar advisors/banking partners as Vystar grows. Obvious to all that Vystar needs public corporate advice as a failed penny stock CEO advising & writing up debt agreements for his father just will never cut it in any real public company.
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