Oh well. The company looked promising, and with G
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Posted On: 09/19/2018 1:46:28 PM
Oh well. The company looked promising, and with Gurba maintaining a 40 M revenue projection for 2018, it seemed natural the debt issue would get under control as well.
Unfortunately, Gurba makes for a poor CEO who misled the investors and provided little to no information along the downward spiral these last 9 months. Look for a class action lawsuit to complicate things further. I would like to know what he has done with the past revised (2)yearly reports and the missing (3) 2018 quarterly reports. There can be no reverse merger into the shell until those filings are made current.
So, is the next step for the company to go dark, but continue to be listed in the Pinkies. There will be no liquidity whatsoever, and the broker dealers who make a market will evaporate. All in all, a poor investment.
So, why bother getting back in? Burned once, shame on Gurba. Burned twice, shame on me.
Unfortunately, Gurba makes for a poor CEO who misled the investors and provided little to no information along the downward spiral these last 9 months. Look for a class action lawsuit to complicate things further. I would like to know what he has done with the past revised (2)yearly reports and the missing (3) 2018 quarterly reports. There can be no reverse merger into the shell until those filings are made current.
So, is the next step for the company to go dark, but continue to be listed in the Pinkies. There will be no liquidity whatsoever, and the broker dealers who make a market will evaporate. All in all, a poor investment.
So, why bother getting back in? Burned once, shame on Gurba. Burned twice, shame on me.
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