So given the evidence we do have: 1) We have i

So given the evidence we do have:

1) We have initial audited financials proving the growth
2) We have grown immensely since those initial audited financials have been in place
3) We have locations packed every night and massive amounts of reviews, photos, videos that continue to pour in
4) We have 750% retailer growth
5) We have 10000% SKU growth
6) We are starting with KTU production, first of many games to come in the self publishing line
7) We have received GRO3 POs
We will be uplisting in order order. RBSM acknowledges this
9) We have a staff of 200+
10) We have massively increased warehouse space
11) Snakes in the market leader for BCGs
12) We are supporting all of this without dilution and there has been no toxic financing in AMFEs history
13) From Financial Statements, we can see the company is generating a high gross profit and only using extra money to develop the company, exactly what you want your growth company to do
14) WALMART is a customer. They value their space, and do DD before taking on suppliers. Snakes has a good relationship with WALMART and they enjoy the first couple months of exclusivity.

This is not faith, speculation or conjecture. This is evidence. These are all verifiable facts.

RBSM released the initial audit, and acknowledges they are continuing. They aren't going to stop suddenly, they are just slow, that is life. IF there was going to be any major issue, it would have been in the initial audit, the risk was MUCH higher prior to the release of the initial audit.

So, like every business in the world, AMFE is a risk profile. All analysts would put it under 'High Risk / Reward' as they would ANY stock in the pink marketplace.

This is where due diligence is important, combined with all evidence available, to create a risk profile.

For me, I have combined a ton of research, poured over the evidence, utilize my experience and knowledge of the market places and growth companies and believe I have created a highly supported positive outlook. I have searched for other outlooks, with a supported narrative, but have yet to find one.

We will get to the QB, it won't be forever, it won't even be that much longer, just the moment from now until will feel like an eternity. It always does.

Once the AF comes out, we uplist to a more appropriate marketplace suited for growth companies. All history will vanish in an instant. Markets are forward focusing, the institutional investor will absolutely not give one shit what anyone thought of Roger this whole time. The amount of money that will come in will dwarf the entirety of the pink market place investor community. They will see the infrastructure that has been built, the distribution, the supply chain, the business model, the revenues and they will say 'I WANT SOME OF THAT'. That is the future here, that is what will happen.

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