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Posted On: 09/12/2020 11:06:50 AM
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Re: All Aboard #20902
All aboard, thanks for the kind words. I only brought up the sec letters to give Joe the opportunity to explain what happened. Instead he was thinking I was referring to the S1 sec letters. He either had not known about the sec form 10 letters, or had not realized they were posted by the sec. after the conf call, I had emailed him the link to the sec filings and he said he didn’t know they made them public. So just over a week later NGIO filed an amended form 10. So was that being prepared already, or did my question and links bring it to their attention to respond...only they know the answer.
I was always fair with Joe and not a pumper as some in the past on other boards suggest. I give him/them praise and I will also give them grief, and will continue to do so regardless of the response I get from anyone, company employee or message board poster.
One criticism, with side of praise, is that Joe was over aggressive with the stock used to purchase all these companies. He had a great idea, used stock while it was hot, but then could not incorporate all the companies into one...yet. So we had/have revenue producing companies that seem to have stopped producing revenue for the past year. He would have been better keeping the extra shares that the insiders donated back to the company as ammunition and to get each company acclimated and under the GNBT umbrella producing to help fund the next company purchase. However hindsight is 20/20 and what is done is done right now.
Right now we are a Maserati with all the engine parts spread out on the floor. They need to be put back together so we can ZOOM down the Autobahn!
I was always fair with Joe and not a pumper as some in the past on other boards suggest. I give him/them praise and I will also give them grief, and will continue to do so regardless of the response I get from anyone, company employee or message board poster.
One criticism, with side of praise, is that Joe was over aggressive with the stock used to purchase all these companies. He had a great idea, used stock while it was hot, but then could not incorporate all the companies into one...yet. So we had/have revenue producing companies that seem to have stopped producing revenue for the past year. He would have been better keeping the extra shares that the insiders donated back to the company as ammunition and to get each company acclimated and under the GNBT umbrella producing to help fund the next company purchase. However hindsight is 20/20 and what is done is done right now.
Right now we are a Maserati with all the engine parts spread out on the floor. They need to be put back together so we can ZOOM down the Autobahn!
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