Generative AI Solutions Corp C.AICO

PODA does not have 66.66% of the votes / to sweeten the deal

[deepoil0808]

Management pulled off whatever it could come up with and, they only have 41% of the votes from their shady crowd.

They need another 25% for the vote to pass and, they DO NOT HAVE THE VOTES.

The volume has been very low and no one is buying cause they need to sweeten the deal or, there is NO DEAL.

Most of the buyers of later were penny flippers, people whom sold are actually even lower.

Alltria is willing to pay $ 130 million Canadian for heat and not burn device.   Amount offered by Ryan to Poda shareholders of $ 55 million USD or, 40 cents per share is TOO LOWER.

The patents belonged to PODA until management decided to take it away from them for nothing and, sell it to Altria for $ 45 million USD.

Management needs to give up another $ 20 million USD from their end and, give it to PODA shares, say $ 75 million USD to Poda.

If they do that they votes will pass, if not, votes will fail.

Current price is indicative of failure.

Ryan will try one last sales pitch with Ritchie on June 2nd and if it fails, he will have to sweeten the deal or lost his nest egg.

Hold strong and management will have no choice but to give a respectable offer to shareholders.

My personal opinion

[podatlis1]

Yeah maybe that's what Ryan is going to tell us on the 2nd LOL hope your right deepoil

[MinerCPA]

Agree with most all you say. I believe we are not upset with the deal's overall sale price. It's just the  allocation of it to the shareholders who bought into PODA knowing the patents were owned by PODA.  The $45 million allocated to Ryan should be collapsed in full into the shareholders portion: less the $146,000 ryan paid for the patents in late 2021. My thoughts only.

[okdoke]

I'm confused... How did any shareholders buy in knowing the patents were owned by PODA? From what I'm seeing, none of the patents were owned by the company when they listed publically last year. There's a news release from April 2019 that talks about the patent transfer but it doesn't say what the new patents were that were invented, nor does it say what patents were transferred

[IIIIIIIIIIIIIIl]

Your missing a BIG point..41% of votes could easily win because unless all the retail vote against it is a mute point..Most retail dont bother to vote yeah or nay...in that case the votes are redundant......I have over 300k shares and probably will not bother voting them.........I do agree if the TWO Ryans sweetened the deal to retail they might get a big win..............

[Frogzilla]

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[okdoke]

"The patents belonged to PODA until management decided to take it away from them for nothing and, sell it to Altria for $ 45 million USD." You've said this a number of times but where are you getting that information?