TAAT Global Alternatives Inc C.TAAT

Questions for the call today

[grenoullle]

I won't be on the call today, hope it's a good one now that the adults are in charge. I do hope that someone asks the following questions:

 

1) Accounts Receivable was supposed to be paid as per Joe in his April interview. Yet the AR exceeds the last 9 months of revenue. Let's hope that Joe explains.

 

2) If revenue for fiscal 2022 is projected at $92 mil, then the projection of $88 mil for June 2022 to May 2023 would represent a decline in sales volume - why?

 

3) 6 month net loss of $11 mil less non-cash items of $6 mil, means loss of $5 mil non-cash excluded loss, yet EOY non-cash is projected to $1.9 mil. As they expect quarterly losses through the end of 2022, how are they paying for the $3 mil reduction of losses, in shares perhaps?

 

GLTA

[Twattingham1]

Dumbass Daryl, it's your best "friend" Twatt, I have a few questions for you ole sport: 1) who pissed in your cornflakes this morning?; and 2) where did you successfully steal said cornflakes from?

[IIIIIIIIIIIIIIl]

Please you are asking questions that they cant answer or will not.One look at SEDAR filings and I see a train wreck in slow motion.Once they cant raise money with dilution the train crashes like most of these startup specs

[ReaIInvestorII]

Agreed.  Another excellent analysis. Saxon joined TAAT as an advisor in November 2020 when they launched.  His fingerprints are all over the failed management strategies....losses more than 8 times revenues, Trade Receivables more than 9 months of revenues, cash burn more than 8 times revenues....... These are not the signs of a successful operation.  At the current rate TAAT will