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Bubae

11/05/21 9:40 AM

#38250 RE: Niceguy1 #38247

That is true, dilution is paying the debt. That debt is in the form of massive losses from past mistakes. This latest move and iteration of ARIA didn't cost much relatively speaking. Those losses indicated by the $47 million in accumulated deficit and $19 million in current liabilities aren't paid for by the company or note holders. That money never to be seen again is coming out of traders pockets. LABRYS fund coming up to bat and they are a heavy hitter. Good luck.

https://sec.report/Document/0001721868-21-000524/
Total liabilities $19,105,744 June 31, 2021 18,448,565 Dec 30, 2020
Total assets $4,193,033
Revenues were $96,158 three months ended June 30, 2021
Net loss was $(2,626,438) for the three months ended June 30, 2021

Accumulated deficit June 30 - 47,504,454 and 44,858,784 as of March 31

TEFFY

11/06/21 8:15 AM

#38289 RE: Niceguy1 #38247

THAT IS VERY TRUE ,ALWAYS NICE TO SEE DEBT GETTING WIPED OUT ,IT JUST BOTHERS ME HOW IMPATIENT THE FUNDERS ARE GETTING.

MANY OF US OBSORBED THE DILUTION AND ADDED SHARES ,NOW MOST INVESTED WHAT THEY WANTED TO AND THE DILUTION IS NOT GETTING ABSORBED AS EASILY.