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Ricorich

12/15/22 10:11 AM

#3275 RE: John Kent #3270

The only buying here is coming from me, I just bought 2.2 million shares or $100,000 yes one hundred thousand dollars, this is to average down from the high price that I bought my other 2 million shares. Either I'm going nuts to put so much money on a stock that could become froud or could become a serious Nasdaq contender.

So I'm all in to win big pr to loose all.

jokinjoe

12/15/22 12:36 PM

#3295 RE: John Kent #3270

$GDVM CEO Did not have to to buy out all debt and reduce 90% of outstanding shares and audit the financials just to dilute or acquire some crappy company. (He stated No Dilution) IMO there is only one reason I can think of as to why he did that and that is to merge VeeMost into GDVM. IF he was going to use GDVM to dilute or to acquire another company, he could have done it without going through all that work and expense. Seems like a SPAC IPO type merger to me. Businesses do this quite often, it's cheaper and easier than an IPO. These type of proceedings take time and non-disclosure agreements limit the amount of information that can be released. Yes, OTC investors get nervous very easily, but that does not change the facts.

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Unbelievable a ceo that is not pumping and unloading retired shares those shares retired are not even restricted and zero chance they hit the market. Bought out the convertible note its in the filing and his company is making inroads as a cisco partner but some still choose to be negative.

You literally have otc companies that have not done anything in 5 years versus 1 and another incoming that have accomplished so much in 6 months with zero dilution.