Sorry, “Promised Land” tweet Friday before the July 4 holiday and Sharp had his 8-K that exposed it wasn’t promised land and Calasse issue on no merger was only buisness days apart.
He had to know the Promised Land was a calculated tweet with the truth in the 8-k written and reviewed by lawyers at that time with only days away from posting.
What you say about "miscalculating" about the "duration and impact of the Calasse litigation" is way off.
The timing of the "promised land" tweet goes against what you are saying. It was very suspicious
The "promised land" tweet was sent right before the Calasse appeal was made public. He must have known already and should have known better. Plus when questioned about it on twitter he was unapologetic and doubled-down and said there was nothing wrong with his tweet.
I'm long WNFT but I think Sharp's "promised land" tweet was intentionally misleading (I called it the very same day) and has hurt his credibility along with all the misleading statements he made about not reverse splitting GRDO, not refiling GVSI's Form 10 like he said he would, the GVSI "merger discussions" tweet and having to admit there is no merger candidate in the most recent GVSI quarterly report, among other things.
The name change is the promised land and we are now ready to entertain mergers.
— George Sharp - Advocate for truth in the OTC (@GeorgeASharp) July 8, 2022
How is putting everything on hold "the promised land"?
Then he tweeted this basically blaming shareholders for believing him:
Also, you all knew about the Calasse appeal. Why would you not think that it would affect negotiations? How can a merger take place when the share structure is not certain? You all need to take a breathe and think before you hit the "BUY" button. https://t.co/LSlQSykKBO
— George Sharp - Advocate for truth in the OTC (@GeorgeASharp) July 8, 2022
Sharp's credibility has taken a HUGE hit lately.
I personally don't believe anything he says unless I can verify the information through other sources like court or regulatory agency documents.