Condor, I will say although I believe you fell for a scam, at least you are applying some level of critical thinking and don’t blindly believe in everything AABB says and tune out the “bashers”.
I don’t want to take away any more of your posts, but I wonder why you think it is not critical for AABB to do an audit?
The cost of an audit is peanuts for AABB if you believe they really have a hundred million dollars+ and no debt. Especially with a market cap of only $80 million— an audit would greatly increase the share price.
As the CFO, why is Bernard Velez not diligently working with auditors? That should be his #1 priority— he’s here to increase shareholder value. Now I know what you’re going to say— “maybe it’s happenings behind the scenes”. Nothing happens behind the scenes with AABB. Every major catalyst is pumped over many press releases.
Now you may say, “maybe they don’t want to disclose the auditor so they won’t get harassed by shareholders like last time”. They don’t have to disclose the name of the auditor. Just that they initiated an audit along with the expected completion date. Although forward looking, that’ll place a deadline for a reputable firm to find out if AABB is legitimate. It would also eventually lead to a short squeeze of all the naked shorts that you believe exist when the audit is complete. That’s how you really get the shorts burned, not by threatening a federal lawsuit that’s never going to be filed.
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