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Lynx Global Digital Finance Corp CNONF

Lynx Global Digital Finance Corporation is a Canada- based financial technology, solutions, and services provider for merchants, financial institutions and other business-to business (B2B) industry partners by way of integration to the Lynx digital payment platform. It offers a digital payment platform with a full suite of payment solutions, which include merchant acquiring solutions; card issuing; remittance and forex; and custodial digital asset services, including digital wallet services. Its card issuance solutions are designed to allow businesses to deploy a variety of cards to consumers which are used to facilitate any number of transaction types or client relationships. Its money transfer solution allows any currency to be sent anywhere and received in any form. Its merchant acquiring solutions allow merchants to accept a range of payment types. It also offers a range of different currencies available and multiple exchange options for its customers.


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Comment by HomerAndCompanyon Jan 24, 2019 10:41am
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RE:RE:Stockhouse engaged today, "Oak Hill" IR signed on yesterday

RE:RE:Stockhouse engaged today, "Oak Hill" IR signed on yesterdaymystique1, I'd like to hear more about "strong managment" and "platitudes for IR", as I respect you opinion & I'm not sure what you're saying there.

But BridgeMark is an interesting case. If I understand it right, their scam involved issuing stock to "consultants" and then paying much of the proceeds back to them for consulting services. The "consultants" then proceed to flog the stock and as long as the company insiders and "consultants" who are initially the only stockholders restrain their selling the shares go up. In this case, as the consultants didn't really have a net investment anything like the IPO price, the actual value of the company could be near zero.    
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