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Posted On: 05/20/2024 9:24:31 PM
Post# of 13905
No Karma & I don't like it. We'll let the SEC (if they're on it) handle the questioning. I'm confident they're very experienced with getting to the bottom of this type of bullsh#t.
If the SEC is not on it, then "we'll" just have to wait to see what the ingredients look like with the, now, 34 day late 10-K.
I don't like messing with Karma (the bitch) anyways when it comes to relying on any information, coming from inside of a company, that is not already in the public domain. Stay far far away from any communication with the ceo. IMO, that's the safest thing anyone could do at this time.
Tick Tock on the SEC's clock. Best thing the company could do, which, for some reason, it can't, is File its disclosures and financials with the SEC and make sure no money went into that competitive entity set up by the ceo, aka Solray, Inc, or individuals with a potential conflict with Snpw, during Q4 2024, when there were no disclosures, no 8-Ks and no merger
in my opinion
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in my opinion
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If the SEC is not on it, then "we'll" just have to wait to see what the ingredients look like with the, now, 34 day late 10-K.
I don't like messing with Karma (the bitch) anyways when it comes to relying on any information, coming from inside of a company, that is not already in the public domain. Stay far far away from any communication with the ceo. IMO, that's the safest thing anyone could do at this time.
Tick Tock on the SEC's clock. Best thing the company could do, which, for some reason, it can't, is File its disclosures and financials with the SEC and make sure no money went into that competitive entity set up by the ceo, aka Solray, Inc, or individuals with a potential conflict with Snpw, during Q4 2024, when there were no disclosures, no 8-Ks and no merger
in my opinion
cheers
in my opinion
cheers
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