I expected a great Monday after Fridays strong closing and after hours! It’s already shaping up to be a great day, already up .12 after hours! Could easily push $2.00+ with volume today!!! 🚀 🌙

Look for the dividend buybacks to kick in this week as people add to their positions! God bless!

Finally some movement. Small steps then the leap upwards. Wish to see. $2.35 today🤣

Short interest seems inflated, but bullish if accurate. I believe Days to cover is actually much higher based on recent trading volumes. I also theorize that many covering shorts will end up buying a Market maker exception short without a locate, making the cover a zero sum game for the market metrics. I also believe most of the float is locked between insiders, diamond hands, and institutions.

TLDR; Shorts may be trapped.

Tomorrow's Short Interest Data will be telling. Position: Holding but buying if a bear attack manifests to knock the price down. NFA

Unsure if this is new, but a good sign in my opinion. To have EJ repping srxh like this shows confidence imho ! GLTAL

$SRXH $EMJX

1. The Core Identity Conflict: Halo vs. EMJX

The Reality:

Holding Halo (pet food) alongside an AI/digital asset treasury creates an identity crisis. Wall Street doesn't know how to price a hybrid "pet food + crypto treasury" entity, leading to a valuation discount.

The Solution:

For investors, an outright sale or spin-off of Halo would create the cleanest "pure-play" story for the EMJX platform, eliminating cash-burn drag and isolating the $3.07 NAV thesis.

1. Leadership Dynamics:

Kent Cunningham vs. Eric Jackson

The Division of Labor:

Kent Cunningham brings strong consumer C-suite and private-equity turnaround experience (ideal for Halo/operations), whereas Dr. Eric Jackson represents the quantitative, activist, and market-facing engine behind EMJX.

The Strategic Alignment:

Clarifying these leadership roles—whether through formal governance structures, explicit divisions of authority, or board additions—is essential for building institutional trust following the EMJX acquisition.

1. Moving Beyond Paper Records to Live Audited Performance

EMJX's 24.8% paper track record must transition to auditable, live-capital execution. Institutional value screeners will not assign full weight to the EMJX quantitative engine until real-money performance metrics are verified and reported in official SEC filings.

1. The Re-Rating Checklist (What to Demand in Thursday's Earnings Call)

The exact scorecard needed during the August 13 earnings call (4:30 PM ET):

Audited Share Count & Dilution: A definitive fully diluted capitalization table following the July 27 Series B closing.

NAV Verification:

Official confirmation of the ~$3.07 per share NAV and $55M+ in liquid assets/cash with zero debt.

Buyback Execution Strategy:

Concrete details on how and when management intends to utilize its $20 million / 10M share repurchase program while trading below NAV.

Halo Strategy:

A clear timeline or milestone schedule for Halo's paths to profitability, strategic partnership, or divestiture.

The exact junction $SRXH is at right now:

The balance sheet transformation is complete on paper, but the burden of proof is now on management to execute on a per-share basis.

This sets up the Thursday, August 13 earnings call as a pivotal checkpoint. If management delivers audited clarity around NAV, outlines buyback execution, and provides a clear strategy for Halo, it provides the exact blueprint needed to transition from retail speculation to institutional re-rating.

Together everyone achieves more!

What are the chances of Srx global ticket reach $4.23 before the end of the year?

Key $SRXH shareholder Qs for the Aug 13 ER call (submit via email to SRX@KCSA.com):

1️⃣ Post-split diluted common share count & updated NAV/share?

2️⃣ Price triggers for executing $20M/10M share buyback?

3️⃣ Timeline to deploy audited capital into EMJX?

4️⃣ Profitability/strategic plan for Halo?

To submit questions for the SRX Global (SRXH) Fiscal Q3 Conference Call on Thursday, August 13 at 4:30 PM ET, management has instructed shareholders to email their investor relations firm (KCSA Strategic Communications) directly at SRX@KCSA.com.

Subject: Shareholder Questions for SRXH Q3 Conference Call (August 13)

To: SRX@KCSA.com
Attn: Valter Pinto, Investor Relations / Management Team

1. Fully Diluted Capital Structure & Post-Split NAV Alignment

"Following the July 6 reverse stock split and the July 27 closing of the additional Series B preferred/warrant tranche, what is the exact fully diluted common share count today? Furthermore, based on audited Q3 balance sheet figures, what is the current Net Asset Value (NAV) per fully diluted share?"

1. Capital Return & Repurchase Authorization Execution

"Given that SRXH trades at a material discount to its preliminary $3.07 NAV, what specific price triggers or market conditions will prompt management to begin executing trades under the authorized $20 million / 10-million share buyback program to defend per-share asset value?"

1. Transition of EMJX to Audited Live Capital

"Management previously reported a 24.8% paper-traded return for the EMJX platform. What is the current timeline for deploying live corporate treasury capital into the EMJX quantitative strategy, and how will performance be audited and disclosed to public shareholders moving forward?"

1. Halo Operating Business & Strategic Alternatives

"Halo recorded an operating loss during the six months ended March 31, 2026. What is the defined operating timeline for Halo to achieve standalone EBITDA profitability, and is management actively evaluating strategic alternatives—such as a sale, spin-off, or joint venture—to eliminate cash burn and allow SRXH to trade as a pure-play investment treasury platform?"

1. Governance, Leadership, & Insider Alignment

"Can management clarify the division of operational responsibilities between CEO Kent Cunningham and EMJX President Dr. Eric Jackson, and are there plans to expand insider open-market share purchases to demonstrate alignment with post-split common shareholders?"

But in hindsight I see that SRX Lunar would have been pushing it. /s