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HoldWhatDoor

05/04/22 11:49 AM

#110558 RE: hockeypond #110557

Lol, he was real honest! Are you serious? How could you tell he was honest?

Also, not worth mentioning? Why because people will either see he is a shit investor or will realize he is a scam artist and pumped the stock with $2 million financing shortly after he bought hundreds of millions of shares for less than a penny when he bought some old debt back in 2020? He made out like a bandit and is playing the sting to keep up appearances so he can scam other investors on his many other scam stocks. Seriously, have you looked at any of the other stocks he tweets about? They are all down after huge spikes. Soon he will add more to that list.

HoldWhatDoor

05/04/22 1:40 PM

#110560 RE: hockeypond #110557

Oh yeah? Check out their OTCQB filing from last year (from the failed attempt to uptier).

I'll even provide a link:
https://www.otcmarkets.com/otcapi/company/financial-report/277951/content

On page 4, the last page, it shows all the debt and shares they have had dating back to April 2017.

If you look at the list on December 31, 2019 RB Capital bought 121 million shares at $0.001 per share to buy out $122k worth of debt. Those shares matured in December 2020 and in 2021 we got the announcement that RB Capital was going to give $2 million to fund Sunshine Biopharma. He already had 121 million shares at that point for $0.001 per share. You can bet he sold a bunch on the first spike to $0.30, hell at that point he could have sold 20 million of his 121 million shares and tripled his return from the $2 million investment his company made in 2021. He would still have 100 million shares left over at the $0.001 rate plus the shares that he was eligible for from the $2 million in funding he entered into a deal with that same year.

If he sold half of his 121 million shares he would have made a staggering $18 million. He bought a boatload of shares cheap in 2019, they matured by 2020, then he pumped the shit out of it with a $2million dollar investment that pumped the price up and he sold the shares he got at dirt cheap from 2 years prior. I would wager a $2 million loan on a return of up to $30 million any day.