What if the long term plan was to reverse merge twice?
What if the long term plan was to reverse merge twice? What if the long term plan was not a 2.5B AS and 1.7 OS but a much lower share structure? What if GRCU was created solely for test marketing the many quality products we all seemed to like using public company GRCU in a brand new sector? What if GRCU is simply a guinea pig? The Rico Suave licensing was turned over to Green Cures Inc. so what is Green Cures Inc doing with it after so much work was done on that product? Maybe private company Green Cures Inc. is selling it for big money to a large energy drink company? The product logo, the Spanish market sector and branding and licensing are complete! IMO it doesn't take years of test marketing to show a percentage of individual products sold over a percentage of time. Maybe it just takes a year or so! I'm confident a Rico Suave business plan, product and marketing report could be produced and sold to a large energy drink company. That value added to Green Cures Inc is merged with GRCU!
What if GRCU is purposely being turned into a shell company and Green Cures Inc will R/M into the GRCU shell. What if the plan was always having a PPS at approx. .0001 just like TTDZ's was .0001. This 2nd R/M might also have added benefits of losing some TTDZ baggage albeit unknown to me what that baggage would be.
GRCU recently needed to pay $30K in taxes against what sales? Were those taxes TTDZ liabilities that can be eliminated through another public merger? Did management have a plan for this all along? Maybe the long term plan has always been a new share structure, new valuations, possible new ticker, etc. Were figure head CEO's brought in on purpose as temporary place holders? Costs have been kept to absolute minimum while not paying high executive salaries but only some shares based on time served. Nobody including Cruz has become rich so far but just the opposite so this is not your typical share selling scam company. The AS hasn't been touched and all signs point to much needed capitol so what is the plan for that capitol if not to sell shares? Maybe the last piece to the grand plan will answer that! Was Jones brought in for a purposeful short term assignment so he could inspect what was going on before providing "the 2nd newly formed" public company his higher quality CBD products? Are new company labels being created now with the new company logo's? IMO this would all be legal and a very clever strategy. It would be like using first company GRCU as a guinea pig while products come and go, bashers have their fun, management learns much in a new industry, etc. Then a much healthier and higher valued second company is created and emerges poised to do the major marketing, advertising and new product releases based on a one year study. GRCU has acted as a squeaky clean pink sheet filer. They terminated a lawyer with a checkered reputation very quickly. They want to be seen as legitimate and follow all the rules but for what? To empty their shelves and fold shop? That makes zero sense to me! It won't surprise if that is the case since anything can happen in the OTC but my gut tells me the plan is otherwise.
I've said this before; Cruz is either very clever or a complete idiot. I look to his success in real estate and his association with David O. who has developed some quality hemp based products. I look at the other board members that Cruz is affiliated with and none of these traits spell stupidity! These are very sharp individuals. Sure some of the idiots on Ihub who are bitter over losses might want to call them idiots but in my opinion it's "the copper calling the kettle black". Cruz must know what marketing is because real estate sales are based on advertising and marketing in a very big way. I want to think that Cruz knows exactly what he is doing albeit very frustrating until it all unfolds. Time will tell but all the above is what makes the most sense to me.
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