What gain is there to keep it public? To deal with a bunch of SEC nonsense? You’ve said it yourself, were a non practicing entity, you think Carter doesn’t know that? What’s the point in telling stockholders what we already know, “were a company with nothing except some stolen IP.” So what is the point in keeping it public? All shares are common, man.
I-Have to wonder where the value is stating subjective conclusions to the board conversation with a company that isnt even trading at the moment.
Most flock to pinky land in hopes to find that every so often unicorn. It is always refreshing to see people reiterate the court process is still ongoing, even if slowly - which to me, is positive as can be as I see this being a David vs Goliath situation.
This could've been thrown out years ago if it was a complete dud but it is not.
To me its amusing rolling by here every so often seeing glass half full comments on the board as if its "protect" future investors WHILE this isnt even trading.
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