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Birch69696969 Free

05/17/24 1:56 PM

Post #46,734

Re: #46,732: @Argeoz - Sorry guys been out of touch here for

Investors talking trash about it. It shouldn’t happen for a year or two. Eventually it will happen for the benefit of the company. GLTU

Bud-Wiser

05/17/24 12:33 PM

Post #46,733

Re: #46,732: @Argeoz - Sorry guys been out of touch here for

No and no

Argeoz

05/17/24 10:38 AM

Post #46,732

Sorry guys been out of touch here for a bit. Can I get some clarification?

Is there a date on a reverse split that’s been mentioned in here?

Has there actually been a filing to up List to a larger exchange after a reverse split?

Thanks

Skynet11

05/17/24 9:46 AM

Post #46,731

Re: #46,721: @Gtc_123 - Hasn't broken out of its leg braces just

Bud-Wiser

05/17/24 9:27 AM

Post #46,730

Re: #46,721: @Gtc_123 - Hasn't broken out of its leg braces just

LMFDO- good one ..$YCRM

SF971

05/17/24 9:00 AM

Post #46,729

Re: #46,727: @jbgoods - "The Purchase Agreement with TRILLIUM provides that TRILLIUM

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4160388-sudden-infusion-of-nfusz-shares

nFusz / $VERB had the same agreement with Kodiak Capital on their run up to Nasdaq.

$FUSZ had $0 Revenues.

It has since been announced that nFüsz has put stock to Kodiak. In an 8-K dated 3/9/18, the company stated:

On March 5, 2018, we effected an agreement with Kodiak, pursuant to which we put 2,308,460 shares to Kodiak for net proceeds of $925,000, or approximately $0.40 per share, and we put 739,645 shares to Kodiak for net proceeds of $75,000, or approximately $0.10 per share (referred to collectively as the “March Put”).

This would be the first half of the put agreement, with another $1MM dollars worth of common stock still available.

work-n-hard PremiumMember

05/17/24 8:54 AM

Post #46,728

10-Q/A : https://www.sec.gov/ix?doc=/Archives/edgar/data/1624517/000182912624003460/yuenglingsice_10qa.htm

Page ii PART I - FINANCIAL INFORMATION

jbgoods

05/17/24 8:38 AM

Post #46,727

Re: #46,726: @SF971 - Trillium is acquiring up to 34 million shares

"The Purchase Agreement with TRILLIUM provides that TRILLIUM is committed to purchase up to $3,000,000 of our common stock. We may draw on the facility from time to time, as and when we determine appropriate in accordance with the terms and conditions of the Purchase Agreement."

Isnt this similar to an ATM?

SF971

05/17/24 8:26 AM

Post #46,726

Re: #46,725: @jbgoods - I was under the impression that Trillium has

Trillium is acquiring up to 34 million shares at a 15% discount.

Trillium can sell these shares immediately for a 15% gain.

However, not enough volume to sell 34 million shares on the open market.

Trillium's best interest is to hold and bid the share price up to .40, then 10:1 RS to meet $4 SP minimum for Nasdaq uplist.

Trillium can then sell their 3.4 million shares @ $4+ and make $10 million+ on Nasdaq.

jbgoods

05/17/24 8:20 AM

Post #46,725

Re: #46,724: @SF971 - Per the S-1 Equity Financing Agreement: 1. Maximum shares

I was under the impression that Trillium has nothing to sell until the shares are "Put" to them.....and then those shares are restricted. Am I mistaken?

SF971

05/16/24 6:07 PM

Post #46,724

Per the S-1 Equity Financing Agreement:

1. Maximum shares Trillium can draw is 9.9% * 349,488,710 OS = 34,599,382 shares

SF971

05/16/24 6:01 PM

Post #46,723

Re: #46,722: @Mojocash - When the o/s becomes 949 million, then you

Do you understand how an Equity Financing Agreement works with “Put Shares”?

Mojocash

05/16/24 5:15 PM

Post #46,722

Re: #46,719: @SF971 - Trillium algo.

When the o/s becomes 949 million, then you can talk smack about "Trillium algos". Do you just make stuff up as you go? All shares are currently in the market until the increase happens which will be very soon.

Gtc_123

05/16/24 4:45 PM

Post #46,721

Re: #46,720: @Birch69696969 - Where’s the run???

Hasn't broken out of its leg braces just yet. Forrest will run eventually.

Birch69696969 Free

05/16/24 4:32 PM

Post #46,720

Where’s the run???

SF971

05/16/24 2:46 PM

Post #46,719

Re: #46,717: @Birch69696969 - What’s the deal with all of these 2500

Trillium algo.

SF971

05/16/24 2:45 PM

Post #46,718

$VERB / $FUSZ uplisted from OTC to Nasdaq with 0 revenues in 2019.

They also had a Equity Purchase Agreement with a no shorting provision:

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/nfusz-inc-fusz-files-form-221803464.html

More fundamentals-driven market today, and ReachOut has the revenue to back an uplisting with institutional sponsorship.

Birch69696969 Free

05/16/24 2:43 PM

Post #46,717

What’s the deal with all of these 2500 trades today?

SF971

05/16/24 2:43 PM

Post #46,716

Re: #46,715: @Birch69696969 - Institutional investors won’t touch this.

On Nasdaq yes, they will.

Birch69696969 Free

05/16/24 2:43 PM

Post #46,715

Re: #46,713: @SF971 - Or just uplist on Nasdaq. Institutions will buy.

Institutional investors won’t touch this.

Birch69696969 Free

05/16/24 2:37 PM

Post #46,714

Re: #46,707: @trader59 - Mr. Rick Jordan is the frontman.

I never thought I would read this posting about bidding up, for the CEO to uplisting to Nasdaq. Trillium wants their money and they don’t give a damn about Rick. Where’s Kevin??? Hiding out???

SF971

05/16/24 2:37 PM

Post #46,713

Or just uplist on Nasdaq. Institutions will buy. They may not need retail to pump to at all.

thesmallguy Free

05/16/24 2:35 PM

Post #46,712

Rick's persistent positivity is for HIM not YOU. The only way for current shareholders to do well from this point on is a massive pump to attract newbies so the massive dilution can sell into it, which I just don't see happening any time soon.

Rick is not your friend. He is an OTC CEO, a green one at that, and his purpose here is to build HIS company with YOUR money, which he TOLD you about AND it's all in the filings. Yes, I think he's honest.

Mcoco

05/16/24 2:35 PM

Post #46,711

Rick is eye candy (🤔) and that's the only reason he's here?
Again, the last OTC stock I'll ever buy.

SF971

05/16/24 2:33 PM

Post #46,710

Unlike their other paid promo pumps, they’ve put a muzzle on the CEO and influencers as well (for now).

SF971

05/16/24 2:30 PM

Post #46,709

Trillium came out of the woodwork to file an Equity Financing Agreement with a no shorting provision for the first time in many years, along with convertible notes maturing in 1 year+ with no early conversion for the first time all while boxing out other lenders from this stock means they may have something their his sleeve.

SF971

05/16/24 2:27 PM

Post #46,708

Re: #46,707: @trader59 - Mr. Rick Jordan is the frontman.

Very unusual given every other convertible note Trillium has issued to every other company matures in 1 year or less... they don't like holding any longer so why make an exception here and why specifically May-June 2025 for all three notes?

trader59

05/16/24 2:05 PM

Post #46,707

Re: #46,706: @SF971 - Mr. Rick Jordan is the frontman. Trillium controls

Mr. Rick Jordan is the frontman.

Trillium controls the stock. They can bid this up to Nasdaq or dilute this down to trips.

Or do the first then the second.

Ok, so just so it's clear, you're admitting is this whole thing is about Trillium making money, Jordan's just eye candy, and we should just buy the stock and trust Trillium to make us rich...
That sound right?

SF971

05/16/24 1:51 PM

Post #46,706

Re: #46,704: @trader59 - A handful of whales can easily lock up

Mr. Rick Jordan is the frontman.

Trillium controls the stock. They can bid this up to Nasdaq or dilute this down to trips.

Or do the first then the second.

SF971

05/16/24 1:45 PM

Post #46,705

Was anyone here in $GDVM?

Another cybersecurity company reverse merger with near identical OS to $YCRM.

A handful of whales led by John Kent locked up the float and walked it up from sub-pennies to .13+ in 6 months.

Very retail friendly chart and almost everyone would've made money!

$GDVM's financials showing no revenues at the time!

https://www.otcmarkets.com/otcapi/company/financial-report/351779/content

trader59

05/16/24 1:43 PM

Post #46,704

Re: #46,703: @SF971 - Trillium can only hold 9.99% of the OS

A handful of whales can easily lock up the float now and run this.

Perhaps they don't want that and told Mr. Rick Jordan to hold off on tweeting updates/PRs until after they've moved it up?

One explanation for why someone with a big public presence has been silent when OTC runs on hype and promo.

So, your "theory" is a "handful of whales" is colluding with the CEO to manipulate the stock price to their advantage/profit?

SF971

05/16/24 1:39 PM

Post #46,703

Trillium can only hold 9.99% of the OS which is 34 million shares at the moment.

Their put shares are at a .005 minimum cost basis, close to where it's trading now.

A handful of whales can easily lock up the float now and run this.

Perhaps they don't want that and told Mr. Rick Jordan to hold off on tweeting updates/PRs until after they've moved it up?

One explanation for why someone with a big public presence has been silent when OTC runs on hype and promo.

U-turn33

05/16/24 1:34 PM

Post #46,702

First time I have heard a shareholder hoping for a RS. I will have to mark my calendar.

SF971

05/16/24 1:30 PM

Post #46,701

Near-term strategy is a Nasdaq uplist.

Mr. Rick Jordan has always envisioned "ringing the bell" as one of his life-long goals.

Question is how quickly they get there as they already have the revenues to support it.

SF971

05/16/24 1:29 PM

Post #46,700

$4 minimum SP for Nasdaq.

1. They can take this to .40 then 1:10 RS ($140 MC)

2. They can take this to .20 then 1:20 RS ($70 MC)

3. They can take this to .10 then 1:40 RS ($35 M MC)

With current revenues they're at 2.
With more acquisitions in a year they can reach 1.

~35-40 M OS is a good share count for Nasdaq.

Mojocash

05/16/24 1:06 PM

Post #46,699

Re: #46,697: @louieforpar - One guess who posted this on 4/23/2024 “We are

Market condotions change with information accessed. That was before. I was optimistic before I saw all the filings.Talking uplisting is rediculous talk with a potential 7 Billion worth of dilution on the books already. If your going to talk uplisting, you can't get there without wiping out the shareholders down the road

Birch69696969 Free

05/16/24 12:04 PM

Post #46,698

Re: #46,697: @louieforpar - One guess who posted this on 4/23/2024 “We are

LOL

louieforpar Free

05/16/24 11:59 AM

Post #46,697

Re: #46,693: @Birch69696969 - Yes, you shouldn’t pumped up the price on

One guess who posted this on 4/23/2024

“We are starting to breakout of a 6 month massive Pennant Flag . The buyers will come quickly. A massive run is just beginning...... you heard it here first!!! Watch n learn!!!! The accumulation has been massive.”

Birch69696969 Free

05/16/24 11:30 AM

Post #46,696

Re: #46,692: @Mojocash - Silly talk. Stop Pumping before you really piss

So, the two acquisitions is what Rick has for revenue? What has he been doing for 10/12 years? I thought he was building a company. It seems like he started in 22. With the last acquisition, he was adding 425,000 per quarter. But how many employees added with the acquisition? I’m guessing 10/12. I don’t see the .05 that was mentioned. I don’t see 2.5 to 3 million revenue. Rick needs to post anything on X or Stocktwits about the revenue or acquisitions future.

SF971

05/16/24 11:15 AM

Post #46,695

Ground floor of a growing, revenue-generating serial acquirer at $2 M market cap with only 349 M OS and effectively no dilution for a year.

Skynet11

05/16/24 11:07 AM

Post #46,694

Re: #46,692: @Mojocash - Silly talk. Stop Pumping before you really piss

This is a message board...anecdotal, informal for opinions, complaints, etc. One can hope. Investors always buy at their own risk.

Birch69696969 Free

05/16/24 10:43 AM

Post #46,693

Re: #46,692: @Mojocash - Silly talk. Stop Pumping before you really piss

Yes, you shouldn’t pumped up the price on any company.

Mojocash

05/16/24 10:16 AM

Post #46,692

Re: #46,691: @Skynet11 - If this thing uplists and hits over a

Silly talk. Stop Pumping before you really piss me off.....

Skynet11

05/16/24 10:07 AM

Post #46,691

Re: #46,690: @Bud-Wiser - I’m of the same mindset!!! See you at

If this thing uplists and hits over a few $ per share, we should hold a virtual party to celebrate. For those of us that were here at the ground floor. Seriously.

Bud-Wiser

05/16/24 9:43 AM

Post #46,690

Re: #46,689: @Skynet11 - That's my thought as well GTC. In some

I’m of the same mindset!!! See you at the top !!

Skynet11

05/16/24 8:48 AM

Post #46,689

Re: #46,678: @Gtc_123 - The debt is attributable to acquisitions. There’s 0

That's my thought as well GTC. In some of these acquisitions there was probably some assumption of liabilities and operating debt with consolidation moves which I think would be normal. The savings through consolidation for economies of scale would occur later down the road. I'm not concerned either. I'm just going to sit back, RELAX, and let Mr. Jordan and co. execute their long term plans :)

SF971

05/16/24 8:02 AM

Post #46,688

Gapping up pre-market.

SF971

05/16/24 6:26 AM

Post #46,687

$CETY at $50 market cap with comparable revenues ran to .10+ on 1.4 Billion OS diluting all the way up then 1:40 RS to meet $4 SP min for Nasdaq uplisting.

$YCRM only 349 M OS with no Trillium dilution until May 31, 2025.

Can this run?

SF971

05/16/24 6:21 AM

Post #46,686

$2 M Market Cap and $7.2 M+ Annual Revenue (TTM).

SF971

05/16/24 6:19 AM

Post #46,685

Another Trillium note maturing > 1 year on June 15, 2025, two weeks after the two prior notes maturing on May 31, 2025.

With all three Trillium notes maturing all around the same time, do they have something planned?

ReachOut has enough revenues and growth by acquisitions for a Nasdaq uplisting by that point.