Long Thesis on SOS Limited.

First off, I am LONG on SOS Limited. The reason why I am sharing this DD is because I want everyone to be informed and to be rational.

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I am an investor that recently took interest in meme/momentum stocks and I am actually very fascinated by what I've been able to learn/discover in this niche through researching SOS Limited.
I won't comment too much on the company from a fundamentals-standpoint, because I can see clearly that this company is massively undervalued. Based on my research, what's happening to the stock right now is price manipulation by a few hedge funds.
If you pull up SOS Limited's SEC filings ( http://sec.gov ), you can see all of their detailed information on financials, including details of their direct offerings.
You can look up the information yourself, there's quite a lot of filings and documents you have to read through, but this type of DD is a standard routine for the value folks.

https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?company=&match=&CIK=SOS&filenum=&State=&Country=&SIC=&owner=exclude&Find=Find+Companies&action=getcompany
What is interesting to me, is that one of SOS Limited's recent registered direct offerings was purchased by Intracoastal Capital, LLC.
The basic question I wanted to answer was - who are these institutional investors that are buying these shares? What are the terms of the arrangement and are they long-term shareholders?
So I dived deeper and Googled Intracoastal Capital and learned that it's a hedge fund owned by Mitchell Kopin and Daniel Asher and they own about 9.99% of SOS Limited (the 9.99% is important, remember this).
They are quite infamous, in fact, for their short strategies, and there's quite a few Reddit posts in r/pennystocks and other subreddits about them shorting other companies down to the ground.
I kept peeling the onion layer little by little, and learned that Intracoastal Capital often attack companies together with other hedge funds such as Anson Funds Management, Sabby, and Hudson Bay Capital.
If you google these other hedge funds, especially Anson and Sabby, there's quite a lot of articles about their corruption and short attacks as well - a lot of people complaining that they should be reported to SEC.
Well guess what? Intercoastal, Anson, and Hudson Bay Capital are all the largest shareholders of SOS Limited.

Here is a lawsuit involving Intracoastal and Anson, it's further proof that these short hedgies often work together:

https://casetext.com/case/sharp-v-intracoastal-capital-llc-in-re-blue-earth-inc
They all own a lot of shares. What is going on here? Why are they the largest shareholders of SOS if they are known for shorting companies?
http://archive.is/IQTMz 

In summary, these funds basically participate in direct offerings under the disguise of investing in the company or helping the company (pretty sure at this point the CEO of SOS Limited is clueless about their real intentions).
By owning less than 10% of the company, these funds do not have to report their short position.

They basically short the company behind their back in orders of magnitude greater than what they put into their long position.

https://www.sec.gov/smallbusiness/goingpublic/officersanddirectors
They intentionally attempt to sabotage the company through various devious methods.

They also have buffer on their long position due to the warrants, the mechanics of which I won't go into here.
This should help explain all of the bear posts in social media that have been going around lately.

If you google Moez Kassam and Anson Fund, you'll find that even the man himself talks about trading based on sentiment and controlling them through social media.
Especially because retail traders are now taking an outsized role in the market due to COVID/everyone staying at home.

Anson Fund returned 44% in 2020, one of his largest returns, and he brags about being one of the earliest funds to manipulate retail investors.
I'm pretty sure at some point, these hedgies are going coordinate and dump their SOS shares all at once to create massive panic in the market and bring the stock price down.
They will time it to near-perfection, since they are large shareholders and have insider information that the public is not privy to (e.g. imminent PR release).
We will be left wondering, why did the stock plummet when a huge PR just got released which should have sent this stock skyrocketing?

More panic, uncertainty, and doubt will ensue, and people will start selling, driving the stock down even further.
These hedgies are doing the exact same thing to XSPA right now with Citadel.

Yes, you read that right. Citadel, who was involved in the GME scandal.
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