PLYZ Plyzer Technologies Inc

$PLYZ Institutional Plyzer Technology stock buyers.. This is a huge firm if you’re already not aware of them- very far from stupid with their investments. 100% They invested in something more than we know right now.

$PLYZ Remember all the Shopify speculation back in 2020? Take a look at Exuberance Capital’s Facebook page and how frequently they tagged Shopify in their posts. 👀 Not saying that proves Shopify was involved in anything, but it’s interesting given the old rumors. And one thing I forgot to include in the timeline below: Exuberance Capital as an investor in Upshelf in 2023. Still trying to figure out where the original IP and ownership interests ultimately ended up. 👀 Bring back !!!

$PLYZ “14% leftovers”? Come on, my guy. Do your DD. You’re treating the last publicly disclosed ownership percentage as though it’s the final chapter of a much bigger story. The October 2020 agreement explicitly gave PLYZ the right to invest ALONGSIDE YYZBCN AND participate in certain future financing. YYZBCN ultimately committed over $3 MILLION to the operating business. Clearly, someone saw value worth pursuing. What became of those investment rights? Where did Upshelf’s valuable IP end up? What economic interests, if any, survived the restructuring? Nobody has established the final answers. I’m not claiming a merger is coming or that PLYZ owns more today. But reducing YEARS of financing, restructuring, and IP developments to “14% leftovers” is lazy DD. There’s a difference between knowing one number and understanding the bigger picture. Do your homework before criticizing everyone else’s.

$PLYZ opti filing catch-up reports after several years to presumably emerge from expert market. David can do the same. Not that difficult.

$PLYZ I’ve been digging through history, and the more I look at the people, technology, ownership and timelines, the more I think we’re missing one important piece. What happened to the original technology, IP and economic interests? Look at the bigger picture. 1. THE ORIGINAL SHAREHOLDERS - AND THEIR HISTORY PLYZ’s 2019 filings listed Terence Robinson with approximately 18.6M shares and Luis Pallares with 23M shares. Those are historical holdings, not confirmation of what either owns today. Both have backgrounds worth examining. Robinson has experience in corporate transactions and restructuring, including his involvement with Portage Biotech, which became public through a merger with Bontan Corporation. Pallares has participated in businesses that subsequently underwent acquisitions or changes in control. With Nennisiwok, for example, Damm acquired 60% while Pallares retained 40%.

$PLYZ logo looks very similar although this upshelf a .io website. Cant verify if associated w/ linked in info.

$PLYZ if he has something to show for he would have already said so...done so.. But how could he possibly explain the reductions in assets worth down by almost 90% ...

$PLYZ So you claim to know then?...Where did you get you "I know" from when this company hasn't reported anything yet!!!!,lol