Over on yahoo, someone called "mr_spocks_stocks" asked some interesting questions:
"Isn't there liability for telling shareholders that you have a contract that extends through 2021 when you don't? For that matter, is there liability in telling shareholders who sell their stock because you don't have european distribution rights when in reality you do? In either case, the seller or buyer is acting on inaccurate information, information that the company certified to the SEC was accurate."
Yesterday Conrad claimed that Marineo didn't sign the agreement, so it wasn't valid to begin with!
Of course, I inquired, if it wasn't valid then why bother tell everyone you plan to "nullify" it?
"spocks" brings up some other issues that arise if what Conrad said is true. And considering it has been TWO YEARS since the agreement was signed, who knows how many shareholders those issues could apply to?
