Fireside Chat:
Good evening my fellow LAHO shareholders.
I'd say that most of the bashers are being paid by the MM's to do what they are doing. And its not because the MM's think LAHO is toast. No, its because the MM's that have short positions in LAHO, are scared out of their wits that LAHO will cost them a lot of money to cover their position, or possibly even put them put of business all together........force them into BK. It wouldn't be the first time that it has happened.
Look at how much money is being spent in the healthcare sector. This article is 3 years old so it needs to be adjusted / increased for 2020 spending.
https://healthpayerintelligence.com/news/top-...ted-states
Q: Which do you think would benefit LAHO and GSCG more, to pick a couple of million scamming shareholders, or to merge LAHO and GSCG and let the pps rise as it was before the SEC suspension?
A: If Benito holds just 25M shares, when the merger is completed, with $55M in revs and a 4B O/S with at PE of 15X, the street value on that is $.20...........25M shares X $.20 is $5M. Far more than he can make by taking the shareholders for a ride on a scam.
Q: Who / what entity funds stem cell research?
A: Not much funding from the governments. These articles are a few years old but make the point.
http://www.bioethics.net/2007/08/whos-funding...-research/
https://bioinformant.com/stem-cell-funding/
This is why GSCG wants / needs to go public. More funds for research etc. More funds for medical equipment etc. GSCG / Benito has done an outstanding job at growing the company thus far. It takes a large amount of money to take GSCG to the next level and they wont get it from the banks. And any large drug manufacturers will want the lions share of the business etc. So GSCG / Benito is taking the company public to have access to more funds to take the research and the business to the next level.
I have worked with the home builders for decades, and I saw them do the same thing in the 90's. Before they went public, they had money. They had a lot of money. But they still had limitations as to how much land they could buy, how much construction they could finance etc. They had to get loans from banks etc. But after they started taking the development companies public, all that changed. They are now supercharged. About the only limits they have on construction spending now, is the economy and consumer confidence. Some of the developers have so much money that the federal governments classified them as banks. So some of them started a new division of the company, holding companies. Richmond American Homes for example. They are owned by MDCH holdings, which is a company that was formed to satisfy the federal governments requirements on this.
Translate that to GSCG and ask yourself the first question listed above one more time.
After reading this post, recap my last post below. As you are reading the remainder of this post, I'll let you in on a secret about the only regret I have with LAHO.
(My only regret with LAHO is that I wish I owned more shares)
"The auditor is currently working on the audit for LAHO, and wouldn't be doing so if this was a scam.
The bashers are out in force, and wouldn't be doing so if this was a scam.
GSCG cant afford to, and will not be involved in a scam.
What we are in the middle of is, a fight for survival between LAHO & GSCG and the MM's / shorts that were and are going to get crushed by this. When its over, it may even put some MM's out of business. This is what a fight for survival looks like, and no its not pretty.
1: Shareholders are in the middle of a fight for survival.
2: We are playing for blood.
3: This fight is not over, this is just the intermission.
4: The MM's forced us into this position, but when the merger is completed, its payback time."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWq2QvvPw68
Good evening my fellow LAHO shareholders.
I'd say that most of the bashers are being paid by the MM's to do what they are doing. And its not because the MM's think LAHO is toast. No, its because the MM's that have short positions in LAHO, are scared out of their wits that LAHO will cost them a lot of money to cover their position, or possibly even put them put of business all together........force them into BK. It wouldn't be the first time that it has happened.
Look at how much money is being spent in the healthcare sector. This article is 3 years old so it needs to be adjusted / increased for 2020 spending.
https://healthpayerintelligence.com/news/top-...ted-states
Q: Which do you think would benefit LAHO and GSCG more, to pick a couple of million scamming shareholders, or to merge LAHO and GSCG and let the pps rise as it was before the SEC suspension?
A: If Benito holds just 25M shares, when the merger is completed, with $55M in revs and a 4B O/S with at PE of 15X, the street value on that is $.20...........25M shares X $.20 is $5M. Far more than he can make by taking the shareholders for a ride on a scam.
Q: Who / what entity funds stem cell research?
A: Not much funding from the governments. These articles are a few years old but make the point.
http://www.bioethics.net/2007/08/whos-funding...-research/
https://bioinformant.com/stem-cell-funding/
This is why GSCG wants / needs to go public. More funds for research etc. More funds for medical equipment etc. GSCG / Benito has done an outstanding job at growing the company thus far. It takes a large amount of money to take GSCG to the next level and they wont get it from the banks. And any large drug manufacturers will want the lions share of the business etc. So GSCG / Benito is taking the company public to have access to more funds to take the research and the business to the next level.
I have worked with the home builders for decades, and I saw them do the same thing in the 90's. Before they went public, they had money. They had a lot of money. But they still had limitations as to how much land they could buy, how much construction they could finance etc. They had to get loans from banks etc. But after they started taking the development companies public, all that changed. They are now supercharged. About the only limits they have on construction spending now, is the economy and consumer confidence. Some of the developers have so much money that the federal governments classified them as banks. So some of them started a new division of the company, holding companies. Richmond American Homes for example. They are owned by MDCH holdings, which is a company that was formed to satisfy the federal governments requirements on this.
Translate that to GSCG and ask yourself the first question listed above one more time.
After reading this post, recap my last post below. As you are reading the remainder of this post, I'll let you in on a secret about the only regret I have with LAHO.
(My only regret with LAHO is that I wish I owned more shares)
"The auditor is currently working on the audit for LAHO, and wouldn't be doing so if this was a scam.
The bashers are out in force, and wouldn't be doing so if this was a scam.
GSCG cant afford to, and will not be involved in a scam.
What we are in the middle of is, a fight for survival between LAHO & GSCG and the MM's / shorts that were and are going to get crushed by this. When its over, it may even put some MM's out of business. This is what a fight for survival looks like, and no its not pretty.
1: Shareholders are in the middle of a fight for survival.
2: We are playing for blood.
3: This fight is not over, this is just the intermission.
4: The MM's forced us into this position, but when the merger is completed, its payback time."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWq2QvvPw68
