Yuenglings Ice Cream Corporation (CE) (YCRM) Quote

Mojo… I’m not pouting bro :) chill out. Time reveals all facts

Doubt it. OTCM just wants their fees paid and the filing requirement met. Then they will quote it again and give it Pink Current status. If he wanted to, he could get it back to Pink Current even before the Form 15 is effective.

It still has really good share structure. The last RS was not good for shareholders, but I'd expect this to be pumped up again in the near future.

I'm where Budwiser is right now. The latest news to have unfolded caught me by surprise too. I still am 'higher' on this company than on any other OTC company I've bought into except one. I'll just wait to see how this unfolds and hope it goes back to pink soon and then they iron out whatever's going on with the finance books allegations. This still is a company that currently operates, generates revenue, has employees and is continuing to acquire MSPs. I'm just hoping they're able to navigate those times when there's a cash crunch in lieu of expansion/consolidation. We'll see.

Wouldn't be surprised if OTCM slaps some sort of other restriction on this with the sketchy games Rick tried playing with the fiscal year and the form 15, which he followed up on video in Telegram (sketchy also) explaining his sketchy ways. The dude just doesn't get it.

If it's an SEC filer and posts the required 10K/Qs, it only takes a day to go from EM back to Pink Current. However, this is going Alt Reporting in Oct. This will take some time to get the fins to OTCM, reviewed and deemed current. Months to a year.

Well, the only saving grace is that as we approached the deadline to be moved to the expert market nobody was really selling, including myself, and actually, there was some substantial buying to raise the price per share. Somebody believes that, actually a lot of people seem to believe that this company will Prosper and elevate out of this current situation. That’s all I have to hang my hat on now anyhow ….as I made this decision to hold tight.

He's clearly as smart as a box of rocks.

Last ticker I was in that went EM got delisted

You don't have a choice. Your shares are hogtied. I wouldn't expect a name change or a ticker change either.... for quite awhile if ever.

Usually, EM is where stocks go to die. Not saying that is the case here.... but it should not have happened. It's unfortunate for shareholders.... but there were quite a few red flags on the way here. It may be awhile.....

Quick question. What’s the fastest anyone has seen the “expert market” designation removed after it has been placed on? The average I would say is a year. I know it’s been sooner but for the most part I always see that they take like one year to come off. Not trying to scare anybody, obviously as I cannot buy at this point in time. But usually they (OTC MARKET PLACE FOLKS) are sticklers at removing that designation over at the OTC markets once it has been put on.

Haven't watch Shark Tank in a long while, but watched it long enough to know, that he like the others have a whole lot of irons in the fire. And it also seems to me that they are the most active to get companies off the ground, but at some point, if the people running them can't keep the ball in the air....... Like I said, many irons in the fire.
I've always like your sober approach to trading GTC_123. 😜

PS: Seems that someone like him would also have a limit as to how much questionable judgement (ethics) they are willing to be associated with, but that is JMO.

Like I have mentioned multiple times, there is obviously potential to make money here. Me pointing out glaring red flags does not negate that; it’s the OTC, after all. Rick has obviously dropped the ball and has 0 clue what was ahead of him in a pubco capacity. Whether he has Harrington on board or not, people would be surprised how little Harrington actually does in a day to day. Everyone touting his huge pumps to big boards or the moon or whatever is spewing pumpy items to make it seem this will follow suit. FWIW, with everything coming out, I would also not be surprised if this never recovers. So, ymmv.

Well… you’re still here, so imma’ stay too :)

“Also… Fruci joined a conference call today and we have movement. I am being told by them they intend to “wrap up by Friday” for the 10-KT. This is simply factual and I am taking it probably like you are and am continuously pushing.

In the mean time, lawyers still working OTC. A bunch of BS there.

Understand please that these efforts are in parallel. Whatever happens quickest is the best and will determine my next step”

If the stock is not tradable or there’s no market for them to liquidate their shares, I’m positive they will sue ReachOut and Rick.

Then how else will they get their money back?

You keep saying that, but you continue to fail to mention that they can get their money back while retail investors get screwed every way possible. Them getting their money back does not mean that the PPS will go anywhere.

Robert Bohorad is still around as the CFO from the Aureus/Yuengling days.

Likely they file unaudited, get out of EM and pivot to something else.

MOU/LOI with an AI company reverse merger pump run to .10+ to extinguish that $1.1 M convertible debt?

Trillium will get their $1.1 M+ back either by suing the CEO or from
retail shareholders.

They wouldn't have had any idea this would turn out the way it did.

And the only way he’s getting $1.1 M+ back is if he runs this up to .10+ while selling then dumping some more back to .0001.

Being on EM is the definition of “over” for retail investors.

Yes and exactly what’s coming AIMO… rather RO or Trillium promo’ I’m waiting for that wave…….. PERIOD!!!

Trillium needs to get back their $1.1 M and that won’t happen while in EM.

Don’t mind me~ I’m just the optimist that until it’s over~ anything can happen! I’m invested here and on till the end, so why would I wish any different??

Lmao 1.2 million is tanking… BTW I’ve never pumped, I trust grown folks to make grown folk decisions on their own behalf lol :)

Keeping up with volume this week:

I really don't spend time on such GUESSES. At this point, all I am waiting on in terms of trading, is any steep and sudden drop (not just these smaller up & down fluctuations.) and of course, the 30 day period preceding any of the MANY convertible notes that RO has outstanding. (Not just Trillium.)

Before Trillium took over the shell, there was a pump for the previous note holder to get exit liquidity for their $219k outstanding convertible note.

While converting they ran it up from. 0007 to .0235 while selling and extinguish their $219k convertible debt.

If the previous note holder ran it to .0235 to extinguish a $219k convertible note, how high will Trillium need to run this to extinguish a $1.144 M convertible note?

I am not at all certain, as to what the law/PACER says about the posting of that information that I downloaded from their site.
I'm busy with other trades and don't have the time to research that. (Quite sure I'll have to look high & low to find an explicit answer to that.)
Plus, I'll have to get help from my son (lol) as to how to make sure that something that I download to my computer, will not leave a footprint back to me, for my own security. The format used at the site, as well as what I downloaded cannot be "copied & pasted".

Besides, what I have given should be enough to entice folks to get off their asses and do the work. JMO

Alternate scenario if/when Trillium wants to get their money out.

Go alternative reporting, publish unaudited financials, pump, dilute, get their $1.1 M back and call it a day.

Trillium will always gets paid.

RJ didn't even have the chance to pump the stock once that he already lost the company? Wow that makes him one of the worst CEOs in otc ever.

Post it here.

If you do join PACER, you'll see that isn't the full extent of what she had to say. A lot more than those couple of pages. And the way in which she was fired.

I read the link you sent from Mojo's post.

You read her statement?

Wow, what a dirt bag. No turning back now.

I don't remember how I originally signed up for PACER, but that is all I've ever looked up using that service.
I do remember in the particular case, that I initially tried to be very specific and go through the exact court mention in the first doc that was posted last week, and that the search did not work for me.
I then backed out and went through a wider national search using that number in the post and it took me right to it.

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=174778888

Pretty sure it's the ex-controller.

If/When they come off of the EM, I would definitely be on the lookout for the STOCK PROMOTION flag on their OTC page, for that reason.

For whatever they say they have lost or damages that they have incurred.

I'm sure the IRS in on @mrrickjordan ass as well. They will be 1st in line, for sure.
@work-n-hard which product should I register for on Pacer? Case search only? Again, much appreciation for the info.

Trillium ran $CZNI a 10 Billion+ float from No Bid to .0018 in the middle of July 2022 when everything was selling off so they can run anything.

First in line for what?

Either could happen, but looks to me like they are not first in line, as far as Complaints go.
She identifies others who have, or may, made/make a claim.

Your Welcome and I hope this statement if correct, but after pouring through many choices of docs, IF I am remembering correctly, the Controller's statement was within what was identified as the last Affidavit in that long list of events/docs posted chronologically.
That will save some time in looking for that one.
But I do think RO's complaint and the Defendant's counter are worth reading.

Either Trillium sues ReachOut/CEO and seizes all their assets or they needs a massive pump to retail exit their $1.1 M+ position.

That said, Trillium may be regretting the $1.1 M loan for the acquisition of RedGear as they wouldn't have predicted the ensuing cluster and may be looking to get their money back now.

Unlike 2020-2021, there isn't enough retail liquidity in OTC now for Trillium to sell $1.1 M+ worth of shares, so they likely need to get this to Nasdaq for exit liquidity for a profitable return.

Can't say, maybe they'll be the ones owning this ticker, somewhere down the road? And I have my doubts as to what today's company will be comprised of, after any & all lawsuits are filed.
But if you read what the Controller has to say, they may not be the first ones in line. Just the ones with the largest claim.
(If her statement is proven to be correct.)

How will Trillium get their $1.1 M loan back?