Bullsh@t. Material events actually occurred . A
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Posted On: 04/11/2023 2:53:16 AM
Bullsh@t. Material events actually occurred .
Actual material events require an 8-K within 5 days after occurring. Not some ifs and buts statement in a quarterly or annual filing months before or later.
Try and b.s. someone else but not those that see through all the tactics used to avoid updating shareholders about “actual material events” within the timeframe required by the SEC and not hidden in some 20 page filing with ifs and buts and mights months before or later.
If Medrecycler Llc is no longer a subsidiary and no 8-k issued within 5 days after the company knew and it shows up on a 10-k and/or 8-k months later…things could get very interesting.
To top things off, the company can’t even put out a 8-k about a new “wholly owned” subsidiary incorporated in a new state foreign to the company’s footprint for the first 5 years of existence. The tweets the new subsidiary was set up and brought into the public company to get tax incentives to borrow 50 mil. Think about it? But tweetie bird chirping away and blowing the SEC approved Twitter platform? What a shame.
Stop hiding behind the curtain and do at least one freaking conference call.in 6 years.
in my humble opinion
cherts
Actual material events require an 8-K within 5 days after occurring. Not some ifs and buts statement in a quarterly or annual filing months before or later.
Try and b.s. someone else but not those that see through all the tactics used to avoid updating shareholders about “actual material events” within the timeframe required by the SEC and not hidden in some 20 page filing with ifs and buts and mights months before or later.
If Medrecycler Llc is no longer a subsidiary and no 8-k issued within 5 days after the company knew and it shows up on a 10-k and/or 8-k months later…things could get very interesting.
To top things off, the company can’t even put out a 8-k about a new “wholly owned” subsidiary incorporated in a new state foreign to the company’s footprint for the first 5 years of existence. The tweets the new subsidiary was set up and brought into the public company to get tax incentives to borrow 50 mil. Think about it? But tweetie bird chirping away and blowing the SEC approved Twitter platform? What a shame.
Stop hiding behind the curtain and do at least one freaking conference call.in 6 years.
in my humble opinion
cherts
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