Thursday, April 13, 2017 4:22:54 PM
(2) There is no market maker that will sign an approval for a corporate action to fight a near 8 year old SEC suspended hijacked shell. Let's not even get into the last known 15-25 billion o/s count. PS, a corporate action would be needed for a r/s which cannot happen either, because that's a corporate action. Not to mention the fact that there is no one who legally owns the defunct shell of a shell (no one to even file for the application for a r/s which would 100% be denied anyway - along with any other corporate action).
MGLG shareholders own NOTHING, except a possible quick catch of market makers shifting a miniscule amount of shares for reconciliation. The broker commission probably outweighs the trade.
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