Replies to post #45360 on Bell Buckle Holdings (BLLB)

[Kool Aid Man]

Yes my "agenda" >>IS<< "obvious"...it's called drilling down till I hit the truth.

Your agenda is equally obvious and has been for years. Yours is relentlessly encouraging people to blindly load based on rumor, innuendo, and a succession of premature PR's about various ventures and mergers with businesses that never seem to come to pass. One only has to look at BLLB's OTC "news" tab to see that.

As for me I happen to find some troubling history regarding management. Example: this PR about BLLB's CEO Kim Halvorson appointing Jonathan D. Leinwand one of the most infamous scam ticker attorneys/ toxic lenders (i.e his Mastiff Group LLC). IMO anytime that snake slithers in it's bad for investors. I can cite examples https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/BLLB/news/Bell-Buckle-Holdings-Appoints-Jonathan-D-Leinwand-PA-As-New-SEC-Attorney?id=321230

The last official "news" on OTC is from Oct 10th entitled "Reorganization/Share Reduction." In part is states BLLB's "Seeking a new management team; and... The Authorized Shares will be reduced from 5,000,000,000 to 3,000,000,000, effective immediately." Well the Transfer Agent still reports the A/S as being 5 billion. Surely management should have let him know if they indeed reduced it to 3 billion. After all...if such a reduction is supposedly a good thing then why not say so on OTC?

I have no doubt there will be more premature "nothing burger/ safe harbor" announcements about "being in talks with... signing LOI's or MOU's with" this-or-that entity. That's because management knows pumpers will go into overdrive with a degree of "to da moon" speculation that would get them in trouble were they to say it.

As for me, no deal is done till it well and truly is. Once I'm convinced both management and merger partner are ethical and operating in good faith will I consider investing in a company running a real world business...not the grandiose, overinflated idea of one. But that's just me.