As noted above, Green Day, now a subsidiary of KGET, was originally GDT Tek (GDTK). GDTK, a former Pump & Dump scheme itself, was a mess. As of its most recent SEC financial report, on 30 June 2011 it had 38.8 billion shares of common stock outstanding. Albert Reda had been CEO since 1998. In December 2011, subsequent to the filing of the referenced 10-K, Reda--long known for his unsavory penny stock activities--was arrested by the FBI in a sting operation and charged with mail and wire fraud. He was convicted in November 2013 and will be sentenced next month.
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