Replies to post #18817 on Brookmount Exploration Inc (BMXI)

[BigBadWolf]

Considering that I considered the Form 4 a positive that also raises additional questions I guess there is NO fix for denial or a lack of intell;-) yet I followed what you yourself recommended another poster do. Sadly it appears you yourself do not want to discuss any possible reasons for said other than positive, so
Me why would someone not want to discuss both sides of a discussion that does not fir their agenda
ChatGPT
There could be several reasons why someone might avoid discussing both sides of a topic that doesn't fit their agenda:

Confirmation Bias: People naturally seek information that confirms their existing beliefs or agenda. Discussing opposing views might challenge their beliefs, causing discomfort or cognitive dissonance.

Fear of Change or Uncertainty: Engaging with opposing viewpoints might lead to questioning one's own beliefs or having to reconsider their stance. This can be uncomfortable and challenging for some individuals.

Maintaining Social Identity: People often align themselves with groups or ideologies that define their social identity. Discussing opposing views could potentially alienate them from their social group or community.

Avoiding Conflict: Discussions involving opposing views can sometimes lead to conflict or disagreement. Some individuals may prefer to avoid conflict altogether rather than engage in potentially uncomfortable or contentious conversations.

Emotional Attachment: Strong emotional attachment to a particular viewpoint or agenda can cloud one's judgment and make it difficult to objectively consider alternative perspectives.

Lack of Exposure or Understanding: In some cases, individuals may not fully understand or be aware of the opposing viewpoints, leading them to dismiss or avoid discussing them.

Overall, the decision to avoid discussing both sides of a topic that doesn't fit one's agenda often stems from a combination of psychological, social, and emotional factors that influence how people perceive and engage with information.

[ramalio]

Are we in a madhouse with more or less sick psychopaths or are they just classical bashers/trolls/naysayers as known all over IHUB? The one an obsessed perhaps once wolf-hurt (with 100s of followers - what fotos/aliases can effect, incredible, LOL!), the other one as it looks with a somehow damaged character who fits perfectly and feeling best in this suspicious forum ...
Re. the Isengrim: IMO he actually doesn´t know sometimes if he should bash or pump here! Recommendation: Back into the wood!

[BigBadWolf]

2 way enough 4u :-D Me what are the possible reasons why an OTC CEO (non SEC filer so not required to) file a Form 4 1.5 months after the fact
ChatGPT
There could be several reasons why an OTC (Over-the-Counter) CEO might file a Form 4 later than expected, even though they are not required to follow SEC filing regulations strictly. Here are some possibilities:

Administrative Oversight: Sometimes, the delay could simply be due to administrative oversight or a backlog in processing paperwork. The CEO or their legal team may have overlooked the need to file promptly.

Timing and Priorities: The CEO may have been occupied with other critical matters or responsibilities within the company, delaying the filing of the Form 4.

Personal Circumstances: Personal reasons such as illness, family emergencies, or other unexpected events could have diverted the CEO's attention from completing the Form 4 in a timely manner.

Complex Transactions: If the CEO's transactions are complex, involving multiple parties or legal considerations, it might take longer to compile all necessary information and documentation for the Form 4.

Legal or Financial Advice: Waiting for legal or financial advice could also contribute to a delay. The CEO might have consulted with advisors to ensure compliance or optimize the filing process.

Strategic Considerations: Sometimes, executives delay filing to avoid signaling information prematurely or strategically time disclosures in alignment with other corporate actions.

Internal Procedures: The company might have internal procedures or reviews that must be completed before filings are made public, adding to the delay.

Voluntary Disclosure: Even though not legally required immediately, the CEO might voluntarily choose to disclose transactions for transparency or investor relations purposes, but at a later date.

In summary, while OTC CEOs aren't bound by the same strict filing deadlines as those regulated by the SEC, there are still various reasons why a Form 4 might be filed later than expected, ranging from administrative oversight to strategic considerations or personal circumstances.

[StockItOut]

You're negative. Fact.

Why is a non-filing company filing, and then a month and a half later. Build story. Fight it if you want, but we thought you were only about building a positive ignore the negative Brookmount story.

This has become comical, and ironically by your making.