Evidently, not enough learned from kazi....wow!
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Posted On: 06/06/2023 9:47:49 PM
Evidently, not enough learned from kazi....wow!
the stock at .0069 (down 98% since fluke run in Jan 2021), with No loan in sight for 366 consecutive days while not finding that "last piece for funding", $0 solar product sales for 553 days since foxess partnership announced on Nov. 30, 2021, lost a subsidiary's contract responsible for 67% of company's revenue, as of May 2022, lost the company's #1 subsidiary to the ceo (due to ceo's own horrendous management), 6k of overall revenue for the last 6 months of operation, 110k of losses in Q1 2023 and not a single promoted project, touting over 1 Bil in revenue combined, has seen a shovel hit the dirt.
kazi has been trying to keep the company honest, for quite a while, but the recent ceo interviewing himself shows that's not working out so well.
IMO, we move forward towards, a more probable, bankruptcy scenario with so many related parties left holding the bag while ceo unable to enjoy private loans (related parties) to survive off of.
It's all been a dream, with the oompa-loompas skipping along the yellow brick road, about to meet the real wizard when the curtain is drawn.
in my opinion
cheers
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May be learned that from Kazi.
the stock at .0069 (down 98% since fluke run in Jan 2021), with No loan in sight for 366 consecutive days while not finding that "last piece for funding", $0 solar product sales for 553 days since foxess partnership announced on Nov. 30, 2021, lost a subsidiary's contract responsible for 67% of company's revenue, as of May 2022, lost the company's #1 subsidiary to the ceo (due to ceo's own horrendous management), 6k of overall revenue for the last 6 months of operation, 110k of losses in Q1 2023 and not a single promoted project, touting over 1 Bil in revenue combined, has seen a shovel hit the dirt.
kazi has been trying to keep the company honest, for quite a while, but the recent ceo interviewing himself shows that's not working out so well.
IMO, we move forward towards, a more probable, bankruptcy scenario with so many related parties left holding the bag while ceo unable to enjoy private loans (related parties) to survive off of.
It's all been a dream, with the oompa-loompas skipping along the yellow brick road, about to meet the real wizard when the curtain is drawn.
in my opinion
cheers
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