GetSeriousOK
1 month ago
It's not a scam any more. It's a shell. It's a custodianship play, to be specific. The itBra and Cyrcadia and Jimmy Holmes are all gone, RIP. None of Jimmy's scam has anything to do with this shell.
I still think Currier can't do an audit for some reason. I don't know what that reason is, but I suspect it has something to do with Jimmy's books, or lack of books, more likely. An audit has to balance the books, not just show what happened in the past year.
Currier and Acropolis first said they were trying to do an audit and file a Form 10 for LLBO back in early 2022 when they went that route for KATX. Three years of trying and failing is a long time.
GetSeriousOK
1 month ago
Be Aware, I'm planning to buy LLBO but not to hold it for long.
To which KATX spike are you referring? What date? If you mean the spike in May, that was a 1:6500 reverse split and the stock immediately lost half its value. Not good.
Look at the 5-year chart for KATX.
July 2021: the biggest spike, when it became apparent that Currier was going to try and resurrect KATX. This was before the OTC forced all the bad tickers into Expert Market. That spike fell back to earth quickly in August and September.
September 28, 2021: the day all the bad tickers went to Expert Market. Including KATX and LLBO.
Now look at their filing history after 9/28/2021 and compare it to their 5-year chart:
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/KATXD/disclosure
10/4/2021: Currier filed the first Form 10 in the effort to resurrect KATX.
11/15/2021 - 2/9/2022: filed three amended Form 10's. Price steadily climbs but it's still not trading in the USA yet.
3/15/2022: Currier files 10-K and 10-Q to get the ticker current. I forget what day it actually switched back to Pink but the next spike peaks on 3/28/2022. Factoring in the recent KATX reverse split, that peak was about .01
And that was the best KATXD did. Downhill from there. Like every Currier custodianship play.
So let me clarify MY plan for LLBO. I'm going to watch for the Form 10. THEN I'm going to watch for the 10-K and 10-Q filings that move LLBO back into Pink (or, by then, it will be called OTCID) and LLBO starts trading again. THEN I'm going to try and buy it the DAY it starts trading, likely for .001 - .003.
And then I'm going to sell it when I think it's peaked, .005-.008, maybe the same day.
I hope Arnie gets his money back, and all the other longs who've been holding this stock for so long, but I don't see that happening. I'm only telling you MY plan for LLBO.
Look at the 5-year charts for LLBO and KATXD side-by-side. Don't look at the prices because KATX just did that massive 1:6,500 revere split - just look at the mountains and valleys. Notice the spikes before 9/28/2021..... notice the little bumps in January 2022..... and then look what happened to KATX when it got current. That is EXACTLY what I expect LLBO to do and there's no way to predict the PPS but a penny would be pretty high.
A lot depends on what kind of hype PR they release about the new owner, if any. You want Crypto or AI or Quantum. You DON'T want Klok and "online gaming."
Best of luck!
GetSeriousOK
1 month ago
Arnie, I hope that all happens for your sake.
I expect it to open at about .001-.003, then fall back, then maybe spike one time to a penny if there's a decent hype PR about a new owner, but then fall back to earth quickly. Just like the chart shows on every other Caren Currier custodianship play. Look at the chart for KATX. That is exactly what I expect for LLBO.
Yes, I plan to buy LLBO when it starts trading again, but not to hold it for long. I just like to gamble on pinkies. I would buy it at .001 and then hope for a penny but probably sell at .005
I'm hoping the Klok story about online gaming isn't true because that's not going to get anyone excited, IMO. That wasn't an official PR and most investors looking at LLBO know what Klok did to KATX.
Best of luck!
Groveman1
1 month ago
Lucky, Just went on Twitter sites for StockRunners and Caren Currier, and both have nothing at all posted on each site. There's a post from Twitter saying when they Post, it will show tweets, and both sites have nothing on them at all. Very odd. Check and see if you see the same thing.>>>>> Nevermind, both sites are back.
GetSeriousOK
1 month ago
The problem with AI is that it's not very "I" yet. AI doesn't know how to do good DD, in other words.
KATX was one of three Acropolis / Caren Currier custodianship plays: LLBO, KAST, and KATX. Here is the Form 10 that Acropolis/Currier filed to revive the KATX ticker:
https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=15264083&guid=gEc-kagUSLM6dth
I stand corrected, though, about Currier selling the shell to Klok. Currier sold the shell to John Olson in March 2023:
https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=16484722&guid=gEc-kagUSLM6dth
Then Klok bought it from Olson in September 2023:
https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=16989166&guid=gEc-kagUSLM6dth
In Nevada, Currier is still listed as President. It would be a HUGE coincidence if Klok doesn't know Caren Currier from the KATX deal but coincidences happen.
If you want to know about Klok's promises about KATX, research Golkor and ask on the KATXD board. Here's a good link:
https://golkor.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Deck-Golkor-9.4.pdf
Also note that Klok allowed KATX to fall back to the Expert Market in 2025 because he was late with the 10-K (fiscal year ends 11/30) and again with the 10-Q for Q1. In the last two weeks, he revived the ticker to Pink Current and completed the reverse split.
KATX has $522 in cash and still hasn't generated any revenue. They haven't released a PR since Currier and Acropolis revived the ticker in 2021. otcmarkets.com calls it a "shell risk."
If you want to know about the massive KATX reverse split, here's the 8K (it was 6500:1):
https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=18494248&guid=gEc-kagUSLM6dth
If you want to see how that R/S caught KATX shareholders off guard, again, read the KATX forum. It's KATXD now, as is common with reverse splits. And read this 14C from April 2024 which made shareholders expect a R/S of 679:1
https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=17429181&guid=gEc-kagUSLM6dth
There wasn't another 14C to warn shareholders that the R/S was going to be 6500:1 instead of 679:1 and that's why there's talk of lawsuits. When you report to the SEC you need to disclose what you're doing.
And there's your Gregory Klok.
Cheers!
GetSeriousOK
1 month ago
You know about KATXD (Golkor) I assume? You know that Klok is a mining/exploration guy?
https://golkor.com/management/
Don't get me wrong, I think this Klok story is good news because it hints at the resurrection of LLBO. But I'm not excited about Klok being the CEO. He bought KATX from Currier in 2023 and he's done nothing he promised other than a reverse split, and that reverse split was so massive that it caught KATX shareholders completely off guard.
IMO, Klok's new PR about LLBO is unimpressive for these reasons:
* Klok doesn't have the resources to do anything with GOLKOR, but he's got time for... an online gaming software company?
* Klok is not named as CEO or President anywhere else. Not on otcmarkets, not on the Nevada website, not on a reliable news service.....
* That PR was free on PR.com. To get that PR distributed to services like yahoo or a reliable financial site, it would only cost $60. Klok doesn't have $60? The free package receives a reduced distribution to general search engines, in PR.com, some 3rd party and news websites, and RSS feeds
https://www.pr.com/press-release-pricing
In summary, I'm not saying Klok isn't taking over LLBO, and I plan to buy LLBO if it starts trading again, but I don't see any reason to get excited about Gregory Klok.
GetSeriousOK
2 months ago
I think this is typical of custodian plays. Currier gains nothing from keeping shareholders informed. I'm sure she's trying to get the ticker trading again and trying to find a buyer because that's the only way she gets paid.
Stockrunners threatened to TRY to take Custodianship. It would not have been a slam dunk. I don't know if that made Currier do anything or not.
Currier isn't legally obligated to get LLBO tradeable. She is obligated to TRY, or at least make it look like she's trying.
I don't know what to think of that Klok press release. It's not a real press release because it's not been "released." It's only on PR.com and it was free to create. In theory, I could create one too saying I was buying LLBO and turning it into a crypto stock or an AI stock.
KATX shareholders are not happy with Klok right now. The reverse split he did was much larger than expected and caught them by surprise. And Klok's experience is in Mining -- now he wants to run a software company that designs gaming apps?
I don't know whether Klok will be successful and I don't know whether Currier will get LLBO trading again, but this development is interesting and way better for LLBO shareholders than silence. Again, I suggest watching for the Form 10, and then watch for a bunch of 10-Q's and 10-K's to get the ticker current, just like they did with KATX.
GetSeriousOK
2 months ago
Hard to tell what Klok is trying to do. Releasing a PR like that without any prior disclosure about LLBO being revived is alarming.
Look at KATX (or KATXD now) to see what to expect, IMO.
KATX resumed trading but Klok never did anything with the shell. He promised some things but never did any of them. Last week he did a massive reverse split. Doesn't look good for KATX shareholders.
I would expect the same thing will happen to LLBO. Yes, it will probably trade again. If you look at the chart for KATX (currently KATXD from the R/S), that's what I think you can expect for LLBO:
* an initial spike that went up for two months
* PPS falls back to earth
* a couple of smaller spikes based on PR's and pumping/hype
* eventually, down to current levels when Klok does nothing he promised
So if you're asking my advice, look for that initial spike when it starts trading again, and SELL. LLBO is probably never going to be anything than another post-custodian zombie like all the other tickers Currier handled. But there is likely to be a spike when it resumes trading. How high, and how long it will last, is pure crystal-ball speculation and impossible to predict.
"Global Odds Holdings" has two employees and looks like it's only existed for 2 years (linkedin).