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JustJack

06/06/25 6:31 AM

#64068 RE: Alexulf #64067

Oh my god Alexoooops, HOLD MY BEER!
Let's discuss Shitposting by a penny stock scammy CEO named Steve.
Shitposting is a term used to describe a penny stock CEO's use of Twitter, The Discord or a PR to sell shares to enrich his life, his family and his friends.
Steve has learned from the best, rest in peace Garrett, and has now taken it to the next level.
He uses Members of the Board of Advisors secretly placed on many stock forums to spread the FLUFF BS daily.
Do your own DD people.
If you invested three years ago and did not sell you have lost money.
.01 down to .0012
It's a Scam.
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JustJack

06/06/25 9:07 AM

#64069 RE: Alexulf #64067

CEOs of penny stock companies (often on OTC markets) sometimes use questionable tactics to inflate share prices, attract retail investors, or give the illusion of progress.

Here are common ploys or red flags to watch for:

🔥 1. Overhyped Press Releases

What they do: Issue frequent press releases about "game-changing technology", "strategic partnerships", or "expansion plans".

Red flag: These announcements often lack follow-through, financial details, or third-party verification.

🚀 2. Pump and Dump Schemes

What they do: Artificially inflate stock price through hype (pumping) and then insiders or affiliates sell shares at the peak (dumping).

Red flag: Sudden spikes in volume or price after promotional campaigns (emails, SMS, YouTube influencers).

💸 3. Constant Share Dilution

What they do: Issue more shares to raise capital, often for vague or non-scalable projects.

Red flag: Increasing outstanding shares with little or no revenue growth. Watch SEC filings (10-K, 10-Q) for dilution patterns.

🧾 4. Fake or Overstated Contracts

What they do: Announce large deals or contracts without naming the partner, or exaggerate their size.

Red flag: Phrases like “a major player in the industry” without specifics, or deals with shell entities.

🧙 5. "Consulting Fees" to Insiders

What they do: Pay large fees or stock options to insiders or affiliates for “consulting,” draining cash.

Red flag: Disclosures about high insider compensation despite little company progress.

🌪️ 6. Reverse Splits

What they do: Reverse split to artificially increase the share price, only to issue more shares later.

Red flag: History of multiple reverse splits + new issuance.

💬 7. Unverifiable Claims or Technology

What they do: Pitch impossible-sounding tech or cures, with no peer-reviewed data.

Red flag: No patents, no third-party validation, and unrealistic timelines.

What they do: Avoid moving to better exchanges (like NASDAQ/NYSE) because they can’t meet standards.

Red flag: OTC Pink/OTCQB listings for years, or unaudited financials.
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JustJack

06/06/25 9:22 AM

#64073 RE: Alexulf #64067

Alexulf, explain to this to the board.

How can a person can come to this board and only post GREAT stuff about a stock he has owned since 2021 when the price was .01 and now it is at .0012.

He has never ever questioned the penny stock CEO that has destroyed this company, never asked why so much share dilution and why MANY things he says NEVER come to fruition.

Yet on other boards he criticize the CEO for diluting his company every month or not doing his duty.

Then that poster calls out people here for "Shitposting"

Seems weird to me.

It sounds like stuff a penny stock CEO would say, not saying he is Steve, but sound like it.
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JustJack

06/06/25 1:49 PM

#64080 RE: Alexulf #64067

Negative

Ongoing share dilution concerns requiring address in AMA
Questions about company survival indicate potential financial stability issues
Profitability timeline remains uncertain
Current OTC Pink listing status suggests need for financial strengthening before NASDAQ uplist
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JustJack

06/06/25 1:55 PM

#64081 RE: Alexulf #64067

Shareholders/bagholders cannot wait to hear a penny stock CEO twist the facts and make this messy company sound at least good.

Especially "How much money does Reinharz make" when we know by the filings that he made 12+ million in total compensation over the last 5 years.

Don't lie Steve. 🤣

During the session, Reinharz delivers direct, in-depth responses to the top investor questions shaping AITX's future and strategy. In the upcoming AMA / Q&A, Reinharz provides direct answers to ten of the most pressing investor questions, including:

How does AITX approach driving long-term shareholder value?
Will the Company survive another year?
What is AITX's roadmap to operational profitability?
When will dilution stop, or when will the outstanding share count stabilize?
How much money does Reinharz make?
What is the outlook for year-end recurring monthly revenue (RMR)?
When does management expect the Company to uplist to NASDAQ, and how could that benefit small investors?
What can retail shareholders and supporters do to help the Company?
Is there an opportunity for AITX products to be featured on national televised shopping platforms?
Will there be a solar-powered RADCam offering in the future?

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