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Dig Dug Player - This is not investment advice, merely opinions based on data in SEC filings and other public information. Always do your own work!

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Sometimes the news you're looking for isn't in the headlines. Well, not yet at least. ;)
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Buck fiddy three sounds about right.
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Have some fun here. Remember this? They actually had to start filing "in a timely manner". Because that information is key to making an investment decision. I think I even suggested some lawyers use this angle in any class action they might want to bring.
Auspex (@AuspexResearch) profile pictureAuspex@AuspexResearch31 Jul 2018
Haven't had this much fun with Form 3s and 4s since we cause MNGA to start filing theirs in a timely manner! Grab a beer. Let's have a little fun stating what should be obvious. $AWX
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5 years later: "These ownership reports give investors and other market participants the opportunity to evaluate whether the holdings and transactions of company insiders could be indicative of the company’s future prospects." Who? AgEagle sec.gov/news/press-release/2…
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“Timely disclosure of insider transactions is critically important to both investors... According to today’s orders, the insiders and companies charged in these matters in the aggregate deprived investors of timely information about over $90 million in transactions" Just $90M?
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Quote of the Day comes from old fav, $CYDY's newly filed 10-K: "Since our inception, we have been insolvent"
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For the record: To the day before they kicked it off. And 1 week later The same people did it again to you. See what I mean about how things will never change? Jelly of the Month Club
Auspex (@AuspexResearch) profile pictureAuspex@AuspexResearch17 May 2023
$BIOC blast from the past. $130,000 (split adj) to now $5 Reverse split season continues!
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$BIOC blast from the past. $130,000 (split adj) to now $5 Reverse split season continues!
Auspex (@AuspexResearch) profile pictureAuspex@AuspexResearch23 Jan 2019
I swear to Jobu if you #@$% people pile into $BIOC again I'm gonna lose my shit. Don't do it. Don't you dare fu$%in' do it.
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This is professional-level dupeshittery. 20 years later and I gotta sit here and watch the same guys pull the same scam on you all. I guess most of you weren't even born last time they did this, tho. Anyway. You will learn a hard lesson in the end.
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Hopefully, someone out there at least learned that certain definitions of similar words have wildly different meanings in particular contexts. OK. What's next on the list? Have you guys run through all your COVID money yet?
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Hey, don't we know these guys from somewhere? Get Shorty! And our old pal, the tv shill is back to his roots, playing dumb while pumping for the bad guys. (This one is a doozie for those diggers who enjoy global fraud) PS - It's you. You're doing it. That's the scam. ;)
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And wait for it. lol Is that a 1 for 10 reverse split I see? Then we are going to borrow money to buy back shares? Wait for it. lol
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And wait for it. lol 13 million at less than 32 pennies. The EuroCrims thank you for not being old enough to remember this rehashed game from 1998. "It's you. You're doing it. That's the scam." ;)
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$CYDY Not that any of this matter to anyone anymore, but just look at this absurdity. Just for shits and giggles. The CFOs dumps in 3 tranches: 1) 12,100 @ $7.00 2) 453,997 from $6.99 to $6.02 3) 245,704 from $5.98 to $5.03 He did this on December 22. Let me draw you a picture.
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Like I said, that's the "get me the **** out" 10b5-1 trading plan. Because it only makes sense to dump millions of dollars onto retail in the middle of a stock humping when your drug is about to cure COVID, cancer, HIV, etc next month.
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Hey, you guys should go do everyone else now! This has been going on for decades. “We allege that Mr. Peizer violated Rule 10b5-1 as it has existed for two decades by establishing and executing trading plans while aware of non-public information" sec.gov/news/press-release/2…

SEC Charges Ontrak Chairman Terren Peizer With Insider Trading

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Short sellers should get wise and offer to join these campaigns to find the source of the stunning liquidity in these functionally bankrupt companies. Together, we can do more! ;)
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Too bad they never took this question on the CON call. 😆 Answer: Write down
Auspex (@AuspexResearch) profile pictureAuspex@AuspexResearch31 Mar 2022
$CYDY You can start here with one of their own quotes. Since it is obvious they lied about the latter, ask them about the former. "Do you expect Samsung to get paid with sales from existing inventory or do you anticipate having to write down that inventory?"
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$CYDY Looks like the effect was great, indeed. $83 million worth of inventory written down to zero. I guess you didn't want to go for the extra accounting fraud, huh?
Auspex (@AuspexResearch) profile pictureAuspex@AuspexResearch1 Apr 2022
$CYDY How will your recent communication with the FDA affect your ability to "rely specifically on CON 6 R. 25" to comply with FASB Accounting Standards - ASC 330-10-20 regarding inventory capitalization? You've come this far. Why not add accounting to the list in 2 weeks?
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$CYDY And the final $17.929 million worth of inventory has now been written down, bringing the total on the balance sheet to absolute zero. Congrats! And you are left with, well..... yeah. Thanks for the show.
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Auspex (@AuspexResearch) profile pictureAuspex@AuspexResearch15 Aug 2022
$CYDY After the inventory write off (because it was all a giant lie), you are left with: Total Assets = $29 million Current accounts payable = $68 million Total Current Liabilities = $123 million And a $36 million convertible note that is somewhat toxic, to say the least.
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