I cannot begin to explain how completely wrong you are AGAIN. On the bright side, at least you are consistent. Read the PR that came out soon after the asset sale and MONA was yet another new company. The PR is in the following post:
Pay very close attention to the description of MONA at the end of it:
"About Monarc Corporation: Monarc (MONA) is a financial services holding company and a public company quoted on the pink sheets, symbol MONA. MONA operating subsidiaries Cash Next and Brookcor's primary goal is to provide consumer and business loans to businesses that qualify based on the company's unique formula. MONA has developed a proprietary online software, 'Trust Vault' which allows lenders and borrowers to communicate in real time and to transfer documents in electronic format in a filing storage type environment. MONA also operates a B2B business financing division named IFGX. Through IFGX, MONA acquires growth based businesses (ie 'other operating subsidiaries') and spins them off to other publicly traded shells in search of operating entities; which proceeds MONA distributes to its shareholders in a form of a special dividend. MONA's other operating subsidiaries are Canden Financial Inc, Horescon and Syscon Systems beverage control systems. These are inventory control systems and financing solutions for the hospitality industry."
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