Clients of Magna Group and Hanover Holdings

[Cassandra]

Magna Group / Hanover Holdings is typically just as toxic as other similar financiers like Asher Enterprises. Magna is a newer entity so less notorious (inception in 2009).

There are two types of PIPEs specified in the 8-K. The first is what is sometimes called a shelf offering wherein ADXS will file a registration statement for the shares underlying the offering. Once the registration is declared effective by the SEC, shares already issued as well as future shares will be immediately free-trading.

The other is assignment of two convertible notes. These shares are often sold in reliance upon Rule 144 and, if over 1 year old, are often converted as free-trading shares.

Interestingly the shelf offering is being done by Hanover Holdings I, LLC - an affiliate of Magna Group while the convertible notes are with Magna.

The specific terms for both the shelf offering and convertible notes are included with the 8-K: http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=8887000

You will likely notice certain market makers (e.g. AUTO or others) executing the sales of the dilution shares but they will not show the entire block on the ask. They are typically in small blocks with a new one showing up seconds after execution of the former one. It's impossible to tell the true depth of the ask with this method of trading.

From the Magna Group website:

IN-HOUSE TRADING DESK

Our blocks of shares are handled exclusively by our in-house desk

Stock is worked on a trade-by-trade, second-to-second basis – we never place a limit order on an entire block of shares

We use agency-only executing desks, no market makers take positions against our orders and order placement is discreet

Our traders are only trading the small and mid-cap markets and have priceless experience in understanding the differences amongst these and the broader stock market

http://magnagroupllc.com/why_magna