Replies to post #158998 on Vystar Corp (VYST)

[toncatmad]

Fair enough and well said. The entire issue here is that Greg is the one running the ship. He has been behind other failed companies as well. I know he is touted as only a mouthpiece but that’s just not how it is.
The fact he doesn’t have to file a form 4 with all of his inside knowledge is still beyond me. The other big issue to me is that insiders like Steve have sold at such low PPS prices when this is constantly said to be about to take off soon.
I have had shares here for a longtime back since 2017 and have seen and read all of it. I’m not saying Vytex isn’t a good product but it’s not the only one and all of the products under VYST simply have no market share or sales history to make this do anything big in short fashion. This to me has always been a way to try and save Rotmans from its failing YOY financials

[I ll be back]

You are not the only one with this thought.

The company is in need of a recapitalization and they are aware of that. What remains to be seen is if they can execute. I believe this gets worse before it gets better - if it gets better.

Anyone taking the time to review the history and the share structure understands not only the risk, but why the "spin-out" is being played as a failed card.

Once they come out with an increase in the AS, this stock will break-down REAL fast IMO.

Investors will not be asking for a return ON their investment, they will be asking for a return OF their investment.

Seen this game played out more times than I care too.

[rattlestock]

The company is constantly in NEED OF RECAPITALIZATION! They were supposed to fix all that when the CEO Daddy and Non Reporting Non Insider Son management team took over. Every quarter is recapitalizing (Borrowing, selling shares, whatever) to get filed and stay current so the Rotman Family VYST shares are tradable. If the company fails at this, the Rotmans have hundreds of millions of shares that are worthless!! Mostly shares they have issued to themselves because they think they are worthy of them.

Is there value in Vystar, yes.

Can the Rotmans execute? No!

They have failed for over 3 years now.

No Vytex foam manufacturer. Lien A ran away from them and its own investment.

Unable to sell an Air Purifier in a Global Pandemic.

FEC is nothing more than a concept company with no $$$$.

A VYST BOD that does not act on their fiduciary responsibilities and lets the son use actual company cash for personal expenses. Look at the Maas vs Vystar case that was in federal court. Vystar was not involved in this until the CEO's son used Vystar cash for his expenses in that. Heck, the BOD can't even pull 1 BOD meeting a year on average.

No to mention the endless lies & misleading information:
Share Buy Back
Vytex Gloves
RX3000 Production
Cheaper RXAir Unit
Bayer Inhaler Trial
Vape Pens
Vytex Balloons at Disney
Vytex Tires
Vytex Catheters
Vytex 3d Printed Clothing

Yes, the "company" aka the Rotmans need recapitalization because they have miss used the capitalization they have contantly been receiving for over 3 years. They need it again, and guess what, they will need it again for the next Q & K. And guess what, they will need to recap AGAIN, after that.