Replies to post #132674 on BioAmber Inc fka BIOAQ

[1manband]

You know what would help?

Understanding the basics of bankruptcy and the LAW.

BIOAQ is worthless. Period. That is the LAW.

A person is entitled to their own opinion, but not to their own facts.

The FACT is that the stock is worthless, and NOTHING will change that. Ever.

[Real McCoy]

Horrible post. You start with a comment that the debate has “run its course” but then list the typical collection of garbage that can all be refuted, and easily, in hopes that a half dozen or more worthless items like the passing of judges, a meeting that was canceled, plans in feb 2018 (months before the SISP), a 363 stalking horse merger (??) somehow add up to one worthwhile objection to a liquidation (with never a mention of a 363 stalking horse merger) in 2018, monitor discharge and nothing since.

So has the debate run it’s course or are you still pointing out obviously debunked items in the hopes there are enough of them to create an alternative reality where people who observe the truth are “pessimists”?

The “bad guys” here are ones who knew better (or knew nothing) and got others into this. Accepting this is inevitable. Don’t believe me? Give it a year, 2 years, 10 years, however long you can stomach the bad faith notion that something could still possibly be underway. Shame on anyone saying a 4 year FINRA suspension could still mean more activity some day.

You can do nothing with your shares. No one cares what you do with them.

[$ugar Glider]

Thoughtful and well stated.

[toncatmad]

This was never a 363 stalking horse merger. The judge did sign. The class action is over and done. The rest of that is just nonsense on a page as everything is known and has been since 2018

[shrub]

The use of M&A attorneys by Bioamber in the equation eludes many.
Thanks for your post.

[Lifetime]

TL;DR…. Just bullshit

[iamadog]

Incredible post , I couldn’t have said it more and more clear and concise as that .

[trader59]

Optimism ends when the game is over. You can be optimistic that your team can win, but when the buzzer sounds and the game is lost, it is no longer optimism, it is foolish denial.
The boxscore is posted in the court records, and they very clearly document the liquidation and shutdown of this company. Everything was sold, including the plant and its patents, to LCYB. BioAmber has no assets, no employees, no business operations, no corporate charter, nothing, but you have to be willing to read the boxscore.
Nobody likes losing money, nor do they like acknowledging they were taken in by a bunch of con artists who made up a lie about a liquidated company being bought out. But that's what happened, it was a lie used to flip the stock for profit, something that is very common on the OTC, happens all the time. The con artists have everyone's money now.
Most of the "debate" is folks pretending to believe when they don't, just some sort of weird sport where spouting BS and getting a response is some sort of "win," kinda pathetic, really.