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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Captiva Verde Wellness Corp C.PWR

Alternate Symbol(s):  CPIVF

Captiva Verde Wellness Corp. is a sustainable real estate company that also invests in sports and wellness opportunities. The Company has not generated any revenue from its operations.

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Captiva Verde Wellness Corp > TheCapitalist
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Post by JefffCEO on Nov 09, 2021 10:26pm

TheCapitalist

The only person I would be sceptical of is the TheCapitalist.  Every thing you have said is 100% false.

1) Captiva is the registered owner of the 200 acre farm, the 36,000 square feet of buildings, all the improvements and all of the hard assets.  Check with Health Canada.  Solargram certified under penalty of perjury that Captiva is the owner.  Solargram owns two licenses but zero hard assets.  Solargram wrongfully fired their head grower who was their gold medal grower that was famous in the industy.  There are many good growers including their former head grower than can run Cannabis operations. 

I cannot comment on the litigation but Solargram is trying to convince a judge that it owns the assets. We do not have to because we already own the assets and we always have. Solargram convincing a judge that it owns the assets will NEVER happen.  Call your agent and read our our counter claim filed in Moncton today.  

2) The old Captiva sold $6.5 Million cash of organic vegetables from Aug. 2015 to June 2016

3) I took over Captiva in 2013 at $0.01 per share when it was called Arrowhead Water. It was not my company and it was public for 20 years. When I put my name on the company in Oct. 2013 the shares went from $0.01 to $0.63 with big volume in three weeks. A 6,300% gain. No rollback. I have never rolled back a company that I was the CEO of... no rollbacks.

4) The old Captiva ficked up for other reasons. There was a big shareholder fight and I left on Sept. 12, 2016. The company was run by other shareholders into the ground until THEY had it halted on Oct. 25, 2016

5) I rejoined the company in April 2017, had it relisted in Oct. 2018 with NO ROLLBACK and a $0.05 IPO. The shares traded over 140 Million shares in 18 months and traded up to $0.76.  Everybody made money and everyone got out if they wanted. NO ROLLBACK

6) None of the current Captiva projects have ever NOT worked out.  Solargram is the red-headed step child in that their lawsuit is both vexatious and frivilous.  Its a short sighted attempt to cover up from Solargram folks sending Solargram powerpoints (Not Captiva power points) saying that they would do $120 Million in year 1 and $500 Million in year 5. Their lawsuit is a red herring to distract their friends from their own false promises. There is no Law of Equity that allows them to steal Captiva's assets.  Again, I cannot comment on the litigation but our court filing today is available in New Brunswick. I don't want to publish it but you can go and find it.

7) There is NO ROLLBACK coming ever and I bought over 2 million shares of the PP and some very wealthy people bought the rest. I did not take the market to these price levels but the Solagram lawsuit has lead people to believe a mess when in reality the company assets has not changed.

8) A comprehensive news release will be issued as we close a few of our other projects and nothing has changed from when the shares were 50 to 76 cents.  I have simply watched the stupidy on this board and the stupidity from Solargram take on its own life.  No use fighting the flu when you can rest and let the virus run its course. This is the end of the stupidity.  The company will succeed and I will make sure the loyal and patient shareholders will prosper as I always have since my first public company in 1985.  

9) I hate the price at these levels BUT it is temporary. If you don't believe me then sell. Don't waste your time here. Move on.  I am a buyer. My business partners are buyers.  I was NEVER a seller.

Call me on the phone if you have questions or send an email.

Have a great day!

JEFF CIACHURSKI
Chief Executive Officer
Greenbriar Capital Corp
Greenbriar Capital Holdco Inc
Greenbriar Capital (U.S.) LLC
Captiva Verde Wellness Corp
9 Landport
Newport Beach
California USA
92660
Direct: 949-903-5906
email: westernwind@shaw.ca
www.greenbriarcapitalcorp.ca 
CREATE. BUILD. GIVE
 
“Talent hits a target no one else can hit; Genius hits a target no one else can see"
Comment by BizarroJerry1 on Nov 10, 2021 12:17am
Fee CEOs would take this time to make a comment like this on a message board. Call me bullish.
Comment by FloatsnJets on Nov 10, 2021 12:42pm
Glad to see Jeff back on here. I have been buying as well lately and adding to my large holding of this company. Cheap at these levels I believe   Once we see solid sales numbers from our operations we will be back on track with a corresponding share price.  Get in while you can..... 
Comment by BizarroJerry1 on Nov 10, 2021 1:06pm
According to Sedi Jeff has been adding all year, including all the way down. And his 2m buy on the private placement is worth $120k. He obviously believes strongly he can turn this thing around. Though I'm still very unthrilled about the warrants at .09, what in the actual hell?
Comment by Schoen on Nov 10, 2021 5:04pm
Jeff, thank you for sharing more info on Solargram's spurious claims. The New Brunswick courts say the documents can only be viewed in person. There appears to be a publication ban, so no online acess to Solargrams' original suit or Captiva's response.  Shareholders can see from the link below, that yesterday, Captiva filed "Form 27C-2 -  Statement of Defence and ...more  
Comment by BlindMouser on Nov 15, 2021 12:03pm
I've heard enough of "jeff's side of the story". He sure likes to paint a pretty picture. Let us return to facts please.
Comment by BizarroJerry1 on Nov 15, 2021 1:06pm
Great what are the facts you take issue with? That Captiva owns the entire infrastructure and has actually evicted Solargram?
Comment by BlindMouser on Nov 16, 2021 12:53pm
The Facts are burried in court docs right now. There is always 3 sides to every story, but by all means, swallow that hook.
Comment by BizarroJerry1 on Nov 16, 2021 3:07pm
well as a lawyer I know there's no basis for a group of shareholders to call themselves special and seize the assets of the company away from the other shareholders so there's always that.
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