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Wednesday, 03/29/2017 8:23:21 PM

Wednesday, March 29, 2017 8:23:21 PM

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When the company buries all kinds of horrible stuff deep within footnotes you have to have OCD just to survive!

It's nothing personal I have against Nelson or the company. I do think he is not ethical and ripped off his shareholders. I made money on this by a trading strategy that assumes that management self interest and the interest of p-note holders is held paramount and that common shareholders are to be used to further those primary goals.

I haven't gone long yet but I may because Nelson retired and got a ton of stock options at $1.30. Now that he is behind the scenes it will be easier for him, in my opinion, to use his connections to stock promoters to pump this up one last time.

When they said they are not going to capital markets in the near future, I believe it. They will go after the p-note holder is done selling everything and Nelson is done selling everything. Of course this is just my guess.

But speaking of the P-Note holders. Do you remember how at the start of March there was a big sell off and nobody knew why? Well those p-note holders got more shares and dumped them once again onto you. They have once again gotten very lucky (Insider Trading in my opinion) in timing their sales in a way that screws over the common shareholder to the maximum extent.


My 2017 general roadmap now looks like this:

1. Get Q1 out of the way.
2. PR / Stock promotion offensive
3. P-note and Nelson dump shares into this around Q2 and Q3 ER's.
4. Capital raise near the end of the year that obliterates once and for all all hope for longs.

I intend to focus my trading around those earning reports, should I decide to.

Really not much has changed since yesterday other than Nelson having more shares and an easier way to dump them. Not only him but Abe + Emil + Mike just got a bunch of shares yesterday (they have 800K each now) and that will add to management incentives to pump the stock.

I predict they will use pumping measures in the near term because the risk to the stock price in the long term is too high for them to risk not selling soon.