Replies to post #40783 on Bergamo Acquisition Corp. (BGMO)

[HighYieldInvestments]

Key information in the notes prepared by L.L.Bradford and recent PRs

1) During August 2012, a subsidiary (“Subsidiary”) of the Company entered into an Investors’ General Agreement and
Investment Platform Provider Business Agreement (hereafter the “Investor Agreement”). The Investor Agreement
describes the profit sharing between the investors and the Subsidiary and provides for weekly payment of those profits.
The agreement will be ongoing for five year

2) All profits generated from the use of the funds will be deposited in full to the bank of Bergamo’s European subsidiary company. These profits will be divided equally between National Wealth International Ltd. and the European subsidiary company of Bergamo Acquisition pursuant to the profit-sharing agreement between the parties.

3) Hillard Herzog, President and CEO of Bergamo, stated, “By contractual agreements, the funds deposited into our European subsidiary’s bank account are exclusively authorized for the investment program in place with National Wealth International. We requested examination by our corporate certified public accounting firm to erase any doubt that Bergamo Acquisition is able to move directly ahead with its investment program.”

4) L.L. Bradford has reviewed and verified all the original documents and the original bank deposit statement from HSBC. These original documents provided the location, account number and dollar value of deposits, and were signed & sealed by two bank officers for authenticity. L.L. Bradford finally confirmed Bergamo Acquisition’s current financial agreements. For further information on the recently announced investment agreement, review the press release issued by Bergamo Acquisition on January 10, 2013 (http://finance.yahoo.com/news/bergamo-acquisition-corp-signs-investment-165821767.html).

The letter of confirmation written by L.L. Bradford, together with redacted versions of all original documents reviewed by the CPA firm, has been posted on the OTC Markets website (www.otcmarkets.com/stock/BGMO/filings) as well as the website of Bergamo Acquisition ( http://bergamocorp.com ). Bergamo Acquisition has posted redacted versions in conformity to nondisclosure and non-circumvent agreements with its partners.

[old man river]

The price of Vistagen continues to fall...

on the continuing failure of BGMO to raise funds and deliver them to VSTA as contractually obligated.

The current market price is below that of the agreed buy-in price. So, what does this tell you? The shareholders of VSTA have voted by selling their stock before it goes lower as they believe BGMO will not deliver.

Given the perfect history of BGMO never raising funds and delivering funds to the various target companies as agreed, the story is becoming stale.