Replies to post #47025 on IAHL Corporation (IAHL)

[LasNubes]

It should be a scary move though if you are a stock holder here.
Why would anytime liquidate 10,000 shares for $.10 cents ?
Can you think of a few reasons ?

Like for example (and purely hypothetical)
1. Insider not wanting any part of the equity in a Shell company?
2. Someone desperate for a stick of gum?
3. Someone deliberately trying to bring the share price down to allow larger share purchases once it does start trading (this is not legal)
4. Someone aware that it will never comply with SEC and just wanted out ?

I’m sure you guys can come up with some more but I would love to hear more theories on this trade !

[swaguy]

I would like to add some perspective to the narrative that the company doesn't want to send their financials to the SEC for fear that the remaining land owners would raise their asking price. Did anybody ever realize, the secret intel the company didn't want the land owners to know, was publicly broadcasted in the last couple of press releases/accesswire. All the land owners had to do was read the IAHL news. The company gave them all the intel they need to realize that IAHL has money. So, of coarse the remaining land owners would raise their asking price. Their reason was given to them on a silver platter. Sadly, we the shareholders have been collateral damage, all the while, the narrative keeps being spun.

This is what needs to be done today. 1) File the financials with the SEC. 2) Get us back to trading status by the beginning of next week. Since the cat is out of the bag, there is no need to keep the shareholders in lockdown.

[mysterymeat]

Actually 10,000 at 0.0001 is a $1. Might be why they're considered experts.