Monday, May 22, 2017 5:16:05 PM
The company had two years to get their filings in order.
They could have filed a simple form 15 terminating their requirement to file periodic reports with the SEC.
They chose to do nothing.
Ok, so this company that intentionally declined to handle its routine minimal requirements, has a list of claimed clients ,claimed employees, and traded a bunch of stock one day.
So what?
If this was a pump n dump play , sorry game over.
If this was a "real" company. Was the 'list' verified line item by line item as being accurate and current? Sorry game over.
450mill traded one day? So what? Maybe somebody knew what was coming?
Sorry Game still over.
This crap can be expensive.
NOTE: the use of forward looking words or statements in a rebuttal renders the entire statement null and void and I will completely disregard them.
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