You will receive your shares when the company file
Post# of 15187
Posted On: 11/11/2016 7:39:45 AM
Re: Investorhawk #10605
You will receive your shares when the company files the form 10 to register their ticker for trading to resume trading on the OTC. They have gone "dark" to prevent further abuse and manipulation from bashers, corrupt lenders etc.
SEC is cooperating with Hjoe and recognizes it's in the best interest of the company and shareholders. Your shares are not worthless per say. Yes technically they show zero; but the company is real and generating revenues and growing. The fact they avoided the grey market speaks volumes- as GS pointed out is precedent setting and unheard of. This is a HUGE sign that Liehole and the likes can no longer influence the stock nor influence the SEC for that matter. This is just the beginning.
Also, as sextoned mentioned: form 10 and financials are required to be submitted and must be current before the resume trading. To add, I believe they were in the process of submitting their audit two years ago but their accountants were less then thorough and with the KBM issue decided to retract submission. The audit won't be a big issue for them; I believe they have their fins already done only need amending as the company continues to grow.
it is my opinion that Matt Veal is an honest hard working ceo who has seen the light and won't be taken advantage of any longer.
We just have to be patient.
SEC is cooperating with Hjoe and recognizes it's in the best interest of the company and shareholders. Your shares are not worthless per say. Yes technically they show zero; but the company is real and generating revenues and growing. The fact they avoided the grey market speaks volumes- as GS pointed out is precedent setting and unheard of. This is a HUGE sign that Liehole and the likes can no longer influence the stock nor influence the SEC for that matter. This is just the beginning.
Also, as sextoned mentioned: form 10 and financials are required to be submitted and must be current before the resume trading. To add, I believe they were in the process of submitting their audit two years ago but their accountants were less then thorough and with the KBM issue decided to retract submission. The audit won't be a big issue for them; I believe they have their fins already done only need amending as the company continues to grow.
it is my opinion that Matt Veal is an honest hard working ceo who has seen the light and won't be taken advantage of any longer.
We just have to be patient.
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