Trio Resources Inc (TRII)

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Others might say the shell is empty and got reinstated

TRII never got "reinstated", because it was never delisted by the SEC. A stock by definition must be delisted first, before it can be reinstated. Note delisting occurs with scams, usually as a result of delinquency in filings. The SEC usually delists these Microcrap scams after 1-3 yrs of delinquency. This one last reported Aug 2015. It's approaching overdue for the SEC to delist it. Also Microcrap scams don't get reinstated once delisted.

because there is now some activity going on behind the scenes.

The only activity which can possibly occur is Duncan-Jeffy selling TRII as a shell to another scammer. Presumably that is why he bothered to pay Nevada $40 for a business license update. The only asset TRII has to generate mythical activity behind the scenes is its paper registered stock. Enabling it to be sold as a shell.

The brief history of the TRII Microcrap scam:

Duncan-Jeffy buys the land out of bankruptcy in 2003 per his private company. Price was $56K. Piddles around for a few years selling cobalt to China, until cobalt prices collapse.

In 2012 he buys a registered shell (Polish Boat Manufacturer). Then has his private company sell most of the mining property to TRII in exchange for a $500K debt note. In case TRII failed, he'd be standing at the front of the line ready to reclaim his hobby horse mine.

Like all scammers he boxed himself in via past claims, and/or a secondary stock offering making unsubstantiated claims. Then went delinquent so that he didn't hang himself in front of the SEC.

On 23-Nov-2016 Duncan-Jeffy sold all mining assets to the Canadian scam Cobal Tech Mining. Comically the new scam proceeded to recycle the 2013 TRII PR pumps about silver nuggets just laying around on the ground (e.g. mineralized rock). Our CEO hero sold the only physical assets TRII ever had out from underneath the SHs. One can lay a safe bet he got compensation for his $500 debt note.

So whatever mythical "activity going on behind the scenes", it doesn't concern mining assets, the only assets the company ever had, because they are now owned by another scam. By definition TRII is an empty shell.

Got to be in these early and sell when the crowd comes.

Why would a crowd arrive? There's nothing to comes for. Any "crowd" arriving now will see one of two things: 1. Duncan-Jeffy sells the TRII shell to another scam, and pockets the $10K. Any TRII SH be it the "crowd" or leftovers sees their shares suddenly worth 0001. or 2. Before Duncan-Jeffy can find a buyer for the shell, the SEC finally gets around to delisting it.

All I know is I am very green on this stock.

Which means you have to hope someone will buy at these very green gains. If Duncan-Jeffy sells it as a shell, maybe that will generate volume you can sell into(?). If the SEC delists it, then SHs are screwed - no way to sell. I'm betting on a delisting will occur. As Duncan-Jeffy isn't well versed on SEC regulations. Gee, wonder what would happen if someone asked the SEC why they are taking so long to delist this scam? LOL

Sorry you lost money here .

Nothing ventured, nothing lost. However, the entertainment provided by the past TRII PR pumps was priceless.