Moving the Shrimp to Fiji, if the plan works.
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I buy and sell, not just watch. You are even funnier with your blindfold off.
No, this is a BK play. It's a lot like pin the tail on the donkey. It depends on the offer that someone makes to return the company to liquidity, and the Judge's acceptance of the plan, or his decision to sell the assets into an illiquid market and lose the whole donkey in the paperwork.
Most of you are playing with blindfolds on, and I just sit around and watch the antics.
In reply to your OT, I invested in EGLS a few years ago, and they just hit the skids again this year. Last time they owned the Real Estate, and had a backup plan to profitability. This time they don't, and will lose their assets in BK. They evidently never figured out the "profit motive," and over the course of 20 or so years, they lost $200 million courtesy of the Mootches (Mutual Funds) and the "sophisticated" investors.
I don't care if you watch. You can't see me. Where is my order? If you can see it, I want your software.
Truthfully.
I really want to know where my order shows.
Does level 3, or montage show it?
Does it only exist on the ledger of my account and as a little scrap of paper in the MM's hand?
But I want some more cheap shares before then. Nobody is selling since I bought them at .008, and I didn't get enough.
Sell! Sell! (to me) (to me)
I would rather complain to Barnum And Bailey. At least they know they have a circus act.
Sure. That's all. Trading was suspended without due process of law. That is simply a violation of the Constitutional Rights afforded the Corporation under the Bill of Rights.
It's UnAmerican.
That still doesn't matter. The SEC can file their charges and prove their allegations, or they can let it drop until they have time to gather the evidence.
There is a difficult legal terminology for what they have done:
Put the cart before the horse.
Maybe American Judges can sentence people to death now, prior to even arresting them?
Who suspends, and why they suspend is not the issue. The US constitution, and the rights of those who live under it is the issue.
So let Nevada suspend the trading. The SEC is in violation of the Constitutional rights of the corporation, and I feel like burning a flag on their front lawn.
I originally thought that the asian community should be outraged by this offense.
I now think that all Americans should be.
Suspension of trading is similar to an arrest of a human, in that the "liberty" of the corporation is impaired. The actual wording of the Constitution defines an "arrest" as taking away liberty.
I suppose you are correct, but you need to actually file such allegations in a court of law within 72 hours of the arrest. You must then proceed to prove the elements of the crime which you named, and prove that the shareholders who had the controlling interest did not participate in the actual act.
DUE PROCESS
I just figured out how to hijack, and I suppose it is possible. Of course, it isn't so hard to extablishy legitimate control in the same fashion. I don't have a link to the site your mentioned, nor your insight to the conclusion. Maybe you would like to actually describe the evidence of your allegation?
Again, to remind you: A Corporation is a legal entity which has the right to due process under the US Constitution as a human.
An arraignment is required within 72 hours, or they must be set free.
Read the applicable articles and amendments of the constitution. No such entity,ie person or corporation may be denied liberty without due process.
Where are all of the shares? Seems like the hands got stronger.
Somehow, I just knew that support at .32 wouldn't hold. I am a market technician, but I believe that fundamentals drive the technicals in the long run. Bottom line: Revenues are necessary to sustain the price, regardless of the inherent value of the technology.
I think you're right, and I hope you get them. I have to clear some funds. I got lucky today, and sold a dog.
I wish they would follow due process, and make adequate allegations before suspending the trading of a "public citizen" as addressed in Corporate Law.
Under the Law, A corporation has the rights of a human and deserves an arraignment within 72 hours.
When an insider posts on a message board; there is always a hush on. I like transparency, but you still have to obey the law.
That is old technology. I want to sit on the beach on Venus, and watch a green sunrise.
It looked good up there. Did you load the truck?
I have a few from the lows.
It sounds like they have a good handle on the pitfalls of the technology, and I believe my patent pending aquaculture device addresses the same pitfalls and provides a more substantial profit margin. I just hope that OOIL's technology is also patented and does not infringe on my processes.
I can see benefits to the technology that OOIL has, and my technology focuses simply on the process, not the access to the solar source or the form of containment. The actual level of competition with what I have seen of OOIL technology is minimal. I could use their technology to impletment mine if necessary. There technology might allow my technicans to maintain a more sterile media for my oil producing organisms.
My technology has been published by the Patent Office, and is public knowledge. It actually appears not much different than what sapphire claims to have, but the patent was applied for in Jan 2007.
Look at the capitalization of the IPO verses the current balance sheet and the market cap. Somebody made a bundle printing the shares, but as far as I can tell they haven't sold them yet. It's all fluff. Supply and Demand will rule the day in short order. They ran their IPO funds down to nothing.
Have they filed a patent yet? Mine was filed two years ago on a competing technology, and is about to be approved. I might consider licensing it.
The 144 rule was just relaxed to 6 months, but you are essentially correct.
Yeah, but technically speaking, buying a newspaper on your way out of town is "doing business in an airport."
For me right now, it isn't so much whether they are a scam, look like a scam, or want to be a scam. It is what the burocrats in Washington decide after they make a decision to suspend on flimsy evidence.
I did my own dd on the other two, and they don't look so much like scams as they have poor record keeping policies. The SEC is chasing ghosts and jousting with windmills.
And if CNTN is a scam, It has been one for about 8 years.
So why the sudden push to close the barn door? The horse has been in the neighbors pasture for a few years now.
Watch out, folks. The SEC is hot on the trail of anyone suggesting a reverse merger these days. CNTN and ALIN are both suspended. Assume no inference by my comments, but that burocrats will be burocrats.
Be thankful for such blessings. AON orders are invisible to the public. We never really know the ask or the bid unless the spread is really tight. The way this trades, there really isn't enough share power on either side. 1,2,3 hundred dollar transactions? Chicken scratch.
Now our pals at the SEC have suspended another micro-cap: ALIN.
They are alleging some suspiciou activity, but I happen to believe they are incorrect. It is no more suspicious than half of the listed companies. Maybe they should just close the entire market?
The NASD was supposed to be self-regulating. We see how well they have done. Why not let the shares trade, and suspend the MM?
I suppose you are good at the fishing, and have some good trading partners. You just have to get those deer out of the garden. You might try growing some alfalfa on the fringes and see if they will prefer it to your lettuce.
Deer problem? Maybe you should take up hunting instead of fishing?
What good is money? It's just some ink on paper. Shares represent ownership of assets. The US dollar is backed by hot air from DC.
Speaking of Ass-ets. I just bought some MLDS. If you ever get down to Dall-ass, you might want to check it out. It's just a small over-the-counter transaction.
Since some of my funds have cleared, I am losing my patience. I was only able to spend about 10% of the allocated and cleared funds in two days. Fortunately, I learned a lot of patience in waiting for the funds.
I was the bid whacker. I accumulated down there, and I am thinking about whacking the ask to get this bicycle rolling.
ET phone home. I want to borrow your bicycle and go to the moon.
I still think there are a few too many cheap shares with my name on them in somebody elses hands. If somebody decides to whack the bid now, maybe we can arrange a name change.
Look at that bid rise. She is waiting on the news like we are. If someone gets antsy, she might blow before we hear.
The way it looks, we either did, or could catch shorty with his pants down.
How does your garden grow?
I live in beautiful So. Cal, and my Broccoli is just a week or two from harvest.
If anybody knows the history here:
CYID is AMY.
Temp luvs AMY, but then amy went Wong, and left me in the Lurch.
You Wang?
Also, the major Vietnamese television stations are located in Garden Grove, which is also in the neighborhood.
Keystone Cops, the sequel.
The SEC has probably managed to alienate the entire local asian population.
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I live about ten miles from there. Maybe I can go down and interview the CEO for an "IHUB Exclusive?"
Just a side note: Samsung America is HQ'ed less than ten miles the other direction. I used to work in the electronics Biz.
I suppose that's what happens when the head of the Treasury can't even read a tax form.
Maybe they should read the SEC's rules on stock manipulation. But then they are almost right, In "Today's Dynamic Economy" the SEC looks like the Keystone Cops.
IHUB moderators are probably more effective than the SEC at putting down the scammers.
By the way:
Was the NASD created to be "self-regulating" or "self-enriching?"