Replies to post #516 on -Top Gainer - DD// - (deet)

[deet49]

The Record is Remanded for further review DEET shall reconsider consistent with the cited opinion

LMLYP on behalf of the board copy of the boards decision is a s follows :
~1 https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=161362846
~2 https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=161362624

after consideration of the facts and circumstances and there is no opposition the following outrageous claim of 10.5 will be stricken from the record and DEET will insert a new string of Data sets for observational purposes only

 
 Client Base    Increase     YEAR     Gross Revenue 
 231    EST       N/A        2013     $1,775,239 ACTUAL 
 328    EST       +97  EST   2014     $2,522,857 ACT 
 421    EST       +93  EST   2015     $3,233,777 ACT 
 504    EST       +83  ACT   2016     $4,168,305 ACT 
 610    EST       +106 EST   2017     $4,690,663 ACT 
 678    EST       +68  ACT   2018     $5,160,753 ACT 
 721    EST       +43  A/E   2019     $5,540,442 ACT 
 894    EST       +173 ACT   2020 1/2 $3,455,005 ACT 

excerpts form first 6 months of 2020 letter to shareholders

Product Sales increased 47%

Screens in MAY and June rose a combined 30%. Typically, there is a considerable lag between the purchase of patches and their submission to the lab

Revision on previous pie in the sky (not to say it couldn't happen but more likely than not we will see numbers more consistent with the prevailing growth pattern) without significant analysis or algos in my humble estimation as an anonymous poster on a messaging board using only the back of an envelope calculus the results of the year end 2020 will be considerably more than the previous year Possibly and don't quote me on this Gross 2020 FY $8,238,650

this was once again a fun exercise in pointlessness

DEET

[deet49]

TABLE II: Top Ten Holdings, 12/31/20 (%)
P10 Holdings Inc. 20.6
Bredband2 i Skandinavien AB 8.1
Intred S.p.A. 7.8
Polaris Infrastructure Inc. 5.9
Rand Worldwide Inc. 5.7
Nuvera Communications 5.5
LICT Corporation 5.4
Crawford United Corp. 4.5
PharmChem Inc. 4.3
Butler National Corp. 3.8
Total, Top Ten 71.6%
https://www.valuewalk.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Alluvial_Capital_Management_Q4_2020_Letter_to_Partners.pdf

[deet49]

I almost $hit myself when I read this today ....

Thirty-two Libertad Act Title III lawsuits (certified claimants and non-certified claimants) have been filed in United States District Courts. Some remain before the original judge, some have been dismissed, some have been restructured, and others are at Courts of Appeals. Plaintiffs include 2nd, 9th, 31st, 38th, 73rd, 88th, 182nd, 183rd, 188th, and 3,954th largest certified claimants and other non-certified claimants.

9th ... he said 9TH !! my heart almost stopped. I was like how did I miss that Right ...
Top 50 Certified U.S. Corporate Claims [LINK]

Name of Claimant              Amount of Loss Certified ($) 
 1 Cuban Electric Company                    267,568,414 
 2 North American Sugar Industries, Inc.      97,373,415 
 3 MOA Bay Mining Company                     88,349,000 
 4 United Fruit Sugar Company                 85,100,147 
 5 West Indies Sugar Corp.                    84,880,958 
 6 American Sugar Company                     81,011,240 
 7 ITT as Trustee                             80,002,794 
 8 Exxon Corporation                          71,611,003 
 9 The Francisco Sugar Company                52,643,438 
 10 Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc  51,128,927

There are 8,821 claims of which 5,913 awards valued at US$1,902,202,284.95 were certified by the United States Foreign Claims Settlement Commission (USFCSC) and have not been resolved for nearing sixty years (some assets were officially confiscated in the 1960’s, some in the 1970’s and some in the 1990’s). The USFCSC permitted simple interest (not compound interest) of 6% per annum (approximately US$114,132,137.10); with the approximate current value of the 5,913 certified claims US$8.8 billion.

ttps://www.cubatrade.org/blog/2021/1/30/gtd44l2qm02yxhxbxn5gyxaurr5g88 the guy who writes these articles is possibly questionable to say the least

it's compounded (not simple) : compounded interest pursuant to:
22 U.S.C. § 6082(a)(1)(B) accruing from the relevant dates of confiscation;
law.cornell.edu/uscode [link]
6082.Liability for trafficking in confiscated property claimed by United States nationals. uscode.house.gov [LINK]