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Groundskeep

04/25/20 6:54 PM

#102250 RE: Homebrew #102248

Here’s one for you. Follow my post prior to this that includes both BIOA and LCYGF and the mirroring of the magic number 533,654,275,208

So what your trying to say is that BIOAQ’s ticker died back on 12/31/1969 at exactly 7:00pm and that number represents the amount of minutes from now until that time??

Speaking about absurd! SHEESH LOL

trader59

04/25/20 10:53 PM

#102262 RE: Homebrew #102248

LOLOL....Those Twitiots still posting nonsense...HAHA



Have to understand, nurturing the sort of Twitter followers/marks that will accept and invest in the notion that a bankrupt and liquidated company somehow becomes worth $540M is very lucrative, so the Twitter DD Fabrication team is trying to save face and keep at least some of them on board and believing. Nothing better than another theory about the deal that'll keep them at bay until at least October, maybe they can milk them for more money in the mean time.

I see there's a new notion that the 2 year anniversary of the liquidation closure is the reason why the "other deal" hasn't happened yet, just goes to show that neither the con artists nor the marks have even read the passages they're using to rationalize their fairy tale.

None have ever dealt with the question on how a company with a fairy tale value of $540M and only $100M of debt and liabilities went bankrupt in the first place, nor why that substantial value was overlooked by the creditors, the monitor, the board, and, most importantly, the TSX and NYSE markets but "picked up" by the Twitter sleuths. None have ever dealt with why this "other deal" was kept a secret in the first place. I would expect a $540M offer would have been quickly accepted during the SISP (LOL), so why not just toss it out there and get it over with? Heck, why not just offer to pay off the secured creditors, it would have been a done deal. None have ever dealt with why the monitor and the courts have clearly stated the price and terms of the liquidation and thoroughly listed the items sold, yet we're to believe they "hoodwinked" the courts and the creditors and kept it all despite the occupancy and operation of the plant by the purchaser.

Nope, the con artists of the Twitter DD Fabrication team relies on logical fallacies and creating some sort of mystery to be solved where there isn't one. The outcome of the proceedings were clearly documented in the court records, and there were no clues or hints of secret side deals in the words of the monitor and the courts. Pretty soon there'll be a rationalization on how the team really thought they were right, all the fake "evidence" pointed to a windfall, but no worries, they'll get the next "play" right, just stay on board as a follower.

It is undeniable that this company is dead, empty, and bankrupt, and that is not a candidate to be bought out in any scenario whatsoever, much less for $540M. Pretty soon those Twitter followers will figure it out, and all that takes is reading through the 10th monitor's report one time.