Wednesday, April 25, 2018 3:06:33 PM
Here's the actual quote from the Sassano filing...
mCig Post # 94116
What are the facts here? Specifically...
1.) mCig was working with an investment banker (presumably to solicit investments in mCig)
2.) Paul said the investment banker was sitting on the bid price to support the stock price.
What's missing? Proof that Paul or mCig asked the investment banker to do that. Without such proof, there is no case that mCig was involved in manipulating the stock price.
Also, wouldn't it be part of company management's fiduciary responsibility to shareholders to prevent restricted shares from hitting the market when legally possible?
Another fantasy debunked
Les
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