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Sounds like everything is actually progressing again, and our annual and quarterly reports are being worked on.
Take your own advice, bye bye.
I will definitely call him, very interesting.
Good I hope certain insiders do dump all of their shares so we will be rid of them if someone try's to resurrect this.
How many shares do you own Bioman, 5, 10, 15 million?
And where did you find this information?
I haven't been able to find anything about Jon being replaced. I assume this is just wishful thinking on your part.
And it is possible that it will take two more.
I think this unfortunate event was handled very well by management. The plan to re register makes sense, IMHO.
I would guess lower, a few people may just choose to jump ship IMO, not me, I'm in until the end.
For anyone that's interested. Looks like Congress realizes that the SEC's rules are getting out of control in regard to the small guys.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Friday, May 17, 2013
CONTACT: Genevieve Villari
(202) 225-4711
Robert Hurt Amendment Strengthens Legislation To Increase Federal Regulatory Accountability
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman Robert Hurt (R-Virginia) released the following statement after voting in favor of H.R. 1062, The SEC Regulatory Accountability Act, an initiative by the House Committee on Financial Services to ensure that the Securities and Exchange Commission is being held accountable to the American people in its rule-making. To increase federal regulatory accountability, Congressman Hurt offered an amendment to H.R. 1062 that was adopted by the House of Representatives and requires that all organizations under the purview of the SEC abide by the same more stringent standards of cost-benefit analysis set forth in H.R. 1062. Hurt’s amendment was adopted with bipartisan support:
“With the SEC playing a critical role in facilitating capital formation and protecting investors, the Commission is at the forefront of ensuring that our Main Street Businesses across the 5th District and the country have access to the capital they need to start, hire, and expand their businesses. However, like all federal agencies, too often the costs of the rules promulgated by the SEC far outweigh the potential benefits to the American people. Too often, SEC rules serve to discourage investment, stall markets, and serve as a barrier to capital formation and job creation.
“At a time when our Main Street businesses are drowning in a sea of red tape, it is especially critical that Congress exercises its constitutional responsibility to ensure that the bureaucratic rules are not unnecessarily burdening our job creators and our economy. The SEC Regulatory Accountability Act, now expanded to require all organizations under the SEC to undergo a more stringent cost benefit analysis and filter out unnecessary rules, is one more step toward doing just that. I was proud to support this commonsense legislation as the House took one more step today toward reining in excessive federal regulations, holding the federal government accountable, and removing the federal government as a barrier to job creation for the people of Virginia’s 5th District and all Americans.”
Background
H.R. 1062, The SEC Regulatory Accountability Act: A recent report released by the Administration indicates President Obama’s regulatory agenda in 2012 imposed more costs on the economy than the previous two administrations combined. However, some agencies, like the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), are not currently required to conduct cost benefit analysis on their proposed rules. As an independent agency, the SEC is not currently subject to President Obama’s Executive Order No. 13563 which directs non independent executive branch agencies to perform a cost benefit analysis on proposed regulations, tailor those regulations to impose the least burden on society, and retrospectively analyze old rules to identify those ripe for repeal. H.R. 1062 would codify President Obama’s Executive Order No. 13563 with regard to the SEC. It would require the SEC to:
· Perform a cost benefit analysis of proposed regulations
· Identify and assess alternatives to those regulations
· Tailor regulations to impose the least burden on society
· Choose the regulatory approach that maximizes net benefits
· Review existing regulations within one year of enactment
*Congressman Robert Hurt’s Amendment improves H.R. 1062 to ensure that all organizations under the SEC’s purview abide by the same more stringent standards listed above.
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No the movement will not end the lunacy, the European economic contagion will, if it keeps spreading. The key is to keep ROI's short. I have friends who built a mill, 2.5 years and it was paid off... of course not nearly this large.
See HHII, that company had a professional scammer dot evey I and cross every t and ran a pump and dilute for almost two years under two tickers, SEC better hurry... that's right, they're still trading.
Sorry, can't help, I wasn't a supporter, but hey, my money thanks him. It will be safe in a fka stock. Maybe this is to combat the quanta five easing that went on, that's it, we need to get some money out of circulation. Well I don't know what I'd do without the SEC protecting me from the pinks!
Everything that article said was completely true. The question is, how long will this lunacy last? Everyone I talk to seems to think the mills will be paid for before it reverses. The question isn't will it end, it's how soon will it end? The only thing that could bring about the end early is the European contagion problem. We'll see, but there is no doubt that there is money to be made while it lasts, big money.
This isn't the end of the world, and, you are right, this may give us a little edge up in negotiations. There's always a bright side I guess.
Well I know what the fk stands for, shareholders of -insert ticker here- you are... well you know. All in the name of investor protection. Man, I feel super safe now, how about everyone else?
Well I was wondering that too, but could just be coincidence. It wasn't that many.
Well more than likely, but they're starting with super sweet soft drinks first. Lets have a coke and trade MLXO while its still time... Oh wait, too late for the trading part.
Assuming they're still in possession of them.
It was probably the pump. I'm sure we were on the SEC's watch list and as soon as indication of a pump started they shut us down.
Well I guess we knew this was coming.
I've been thinking that since Jon took over, however... nothing yet.
It's about time, I was getting concerned.
I wish Greg was still I'm charge, but don't think so.
Well since apparently you have information the rest of us don't if you know that to be fact. Anyway, I don't think he has resigned, though... like I said, it wouldn't be the worst thing.
Thanks to whatever master trader dropped those 3,500 hundred shares on my order and cost me commission for a $21.00 trade. Don't spend it all in one place.
Well I don't think Jon has stepped down as I can't find any information regarding that, however, if I did... I wouldn't necessarily think that was a bad thing for the company.
More than likely just an upgrade, it was a lot of information still missing on it.
The climate is improving for funding everyday, hopefully MLXO will be the beneficiary of some of it eventually.
Amen
I heard it was 1 billion but maybe I'm wrong.
So how do you know this? I haven't found any releases stating that.
Tell it to keep buying!
Oh... well darn.
NEWS!?!? Where?
Maybe he just saw the paint job at .003 which was someone trying to scare weak hands to cover naked shorts IMO and came to that conclusion.
I haven't found anything about Jon resigning.
You and me might as well go home with people bringing big money like that to the table! Lol
How do you know Jon has resigned?