Replies to post #57334 on Therapeutic Solutions International Inc (TSOI)

[johnnytrader33]

Tim lines his pockets every chance he gets. Doesn’t matter

[PennyWorld]

It's called corporate restructuring. Why would Tim care about that 400M shares if in the meantime he has generated millions of $$ via dilution. He got what he wanted. The 400M could be simply symbolic. Also, he will simply issue himself another 400,000,000 shares in the 'new' corporate entity. He will have a social issue though if he persuaded his family and friends into buying a large quantity of shares in TSOI. The SEC simply doesn't have the resources to go after 'ethics' violations in sub-penny stocks on the OTC. Investing in TSOI requires trusting Tim. -- technically TSOI is not on the normal OTC. It's on the pink sheets referred to as "Other OTC". This is barely on the SEC radar screen.

[chrispbacon]

The $0.17 share price in 2021 was artificial. Tim shouldn't pat himself on the back. As "HIFI" said, the market was crazy back then. Many stocks had double tops too. Same with bitcoin and crypto. Just look at the charts, give or take a month or so. However, not every company crashed back down like this. TSOI could have held some gains if they acted appropriately. As soon as Tim realized his massive failure, they double downed on lies hoping to get new investors and then started opening up private subsidiaries when that didn't work. "PennyWorld" is correct, why should Tim care about shares if he can generate funds via dilution. That's all they are good at anyway. Recently they issued like 60 million shares at $0.002x and is interesting to see "TyphoonLou" promoting to get people to buy at $0.0025.

[work-n-hard]

Don't know anything about that first part. (dissolving) But concerning the question that pops up from time to time about all his/their shares and about how high it was at one time.
First of all, those shares were awarded. Nobody cashed a paycheck and then took part of that to buy shares in the company. Thereby risking their hard earned money.
And please note: As the price continued to fall from that high, they were awarded more & more shares. So as long as they hold the "award" button, the total value of their shares can remain constant. (more or less)
And as to why they didn't sell? Well, I can think of a couple of reasons.
Maybe they themselves believed that they would not be in this position at this point, and possibly now wish that they had sold?
Or maybe they are more savvy than many believe and knew what a great front this put on for potential shareholders. Seriously, without knowing any history of the company, or experience in how the controlling interest operate, you look at how many shares these guys hold, it's easy to think " WOW, if they believe this much......".
And that part seems to pay off with every shareholder who decides to tout how they held their shares through it all.
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