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Old man realtor Scimeca still pushing his snake oil crapola.
It obviously isn't working on him.
Czech the ratio of SELLS into the bid today versus buys at the ask. This turd is under massive, endless distribution. The A/D line on this turd is among the worst you'll see for such a prolonged period of time.
As do all insider enrichment schemes that rely on endless dilution and floorless convertible notes. Which is what NTEK is and has always been. Even when the lies of the 60,000 NP-1s was used as the bait to hook the unwary and uncritical sheepvestors.
The Death Spiral cannot be beaten. Ever.
Bwahahahaa!! This article describes a phony shell scam just like DaFoley has been using to create the faked "Sales-Media" bogus revenue numbers:
http://www.businessinsider.com/a-short-selling-firm-is-accusing-valeant-of-being-enron-and-it-says-it-has-proof-2015-10
D SHOAFing the Nanotech Media Inc shell and others.
With Foley's Royal Capital Group dumping tons of ILLEGALLY unrestricted shares into the market every single week
There can never be an audit of NTEK. Ever.
Only a forensic audit by the FBI will be done.
... on Sony yet?
Now 14 months AFTER the announcement that UF was on Sony ...
Kohler is putting a dedicated UF flush handle on its latest economy model toilet. It's a high-volume flusher designed to flush 10 milly newly issued shares per flush.
The model is named "DaFoley" and it's guaranteed nott to clog on any flush less than 12 million shares. However, Kohler cannot make any guarantees about preventing SEC suspensions that may block it up.
DaFoley
... butt the audits!
"Bill" will win CEO-of-the-Year at FCI-Milan.
Yes, NTEK completely lacks credibility. 60,000 missing NP-1s "shipped into the retail channel", no audits after three years of claiming they are right around the corner, completely fake, fraudulent 'financials' that make zero sense even if you believe the numbers - they simply don't make sense either within a Q or between Qs, oh and then there's the deception of the Associate DaDavey and Lisa masquerading as Royal Capital Group and issuing and selling shares without a legal exemption from registration...
... yes, a company lacking any credibility at all.
And is UF on Sony yet? 14 months AFTER it was announced as being on Sony?
Audits?
the SEC can't revoke a unregistered stock
Ummm ... I said SUSPENSION nott revocation. The SEC SUSPENDS trading in non-reporting Pinkies all the time - see SKTO/AEGY, CRGP, CYNK, and thousands of others.
The SEC suspends when there is clear evidence that the public disclosures of a non-SEC reporting company are misleading and the marketplace lacks adequate information and is exposed to clearly false information from the company. That's why the SEC suspended SKTO shortly after its genera counsel gave clearly false information in a shareholder telecon. The SEC suspended that within a week or two of that telecon.
Revocation takes years usually - and tickers are long dead by the time they are revoked by the SEC. Those zombie tickers float around for years and years sometimes.
In the case of SPNG, I believe the first thing that happened was the arrests of the CEO and CFO at 2-7AM one morning, IIRC. Then the stock was suspended for 10 days and reopened as a grey. Same with FNRG (another BIG Bennie scam).
I ran across this gem and realized it was almost a perfect mimetic of the behaviour(s) seen in pennyscam investors - such as the persistent clingers to CMKX and SPNG scams.
For illustrative purposes, I have replaced the name of the pharmaceutically active agent with the ticker CMKX.
Following the administration of an incapacitating dose of CMKX stock, a typical sequence of events occurs. The onset is more or less insidious, with the first symptoms becoming noticeable at about one hour. Early central nervous system manifestations include heightened deep tendon reflexes, ataxia, incoordination, slurring of speech, dizziness and headache. Nausea, usually without vomiting, is frequent. Subjective weakness, without appreciable loss of strength, occurs primarily in the legs.
During the first phase (1-4 hours), discomfort and apprehension are present. Extreme restlessness occurs, sometimes with involuntary clonic spasms of the extremities and birdlike flapping of the arms. Errors of speech and scattered moments of confusion may be noted.
After a crescendo of restlessness and ataxia, a second phase (at 4-12 hours) begins.
During the second phase, sedation, stupor, and even semi-coma develop. The individual sleeps, or appears to sleep, and responds only to direct and sometimes only to strong, stimulation. Spontaneous groping or crawling may alternate with lying quietly. The subject mutters incoherently from time to time. Sometimes he shows "obstinate progression" as he stubbornly tries to crawl in a straight line over, past and through all obstacles. As this primitive behavior (reminiscent of the "running response" in decorticate animals) subsides, the subject enters a third phase, beginning at during 12 hours, during which more spectacular symptoms develop.
As speech returns over the next few hours, it is in clipped, flat accents, containing rapid bursts of commonly associated words and phrases, particularly those that are most colloquial and habitual. Logical continuity is lacking and most sentences are meaningless or absurd. Hallucinations seem to dominate the field of awareness, and real objects and persons are generally ignored or ludicrously misrepresented. Touch seems to become the most important sensory system, and the hands are ceaselessly active, exploring clothing, bedding, walls, floors and crevices of the environment. Smoking and drinking of phantom cigarettes and beverages are very common.
As delirium subsides, food and drink previously ignored or refused may be accepted in small amounts, although appetite and thirst are generally decreased. The subject begins to respond to short instructions and may be quite tractable, but at times is negativistic and refuses to cooperate. If he feels annoyed, he may strike out at the source of his annoyance. Attention span is very short and distractability is correspondingly heightened. Drawings and handwritings show marked deterioration.
While incapable of sustained intellectual effort, the subject may persist in an activity in spite of failure, ceaselessly prying at cracks in the wall, for example, in an endeavor to escape from an enclosed area. Sometimes he may succeed in conveying some wish, such as a desire to use the latrine, and then be too confused to execute his intention. At other times, he may react violently to hallucinated events and engage in pantomime combat with phantom assailants or in ludicrous play with imaginary companions.
As recovery proceeds, the subject gradually begins to converse in a more rational and coherent fashion, but his grasp of the situation is still impaired and he often makes paranoid misinterpretations. He may feel, for example, that someone is out to kill him or that his food is poisoned or "naked short sellers stole my money". He may wonder why he is under such scrutiny and why he is being 'treated like a kid'.
While recovering, the CMKX-intoxicated subject tends to deny that he is impaired and tries to make excuses for errors or failures during testing or questioning. The casual examiner may be fooled into thinking that little or no impairment is present. During this period, the overall demeanor and manner of acting is sometimes reminiscent of paranoid schizophrenia.
If the reaction lasts more than a day, a period of deep sleep generally precedes full recovery. Return of appetite, interest in recreation and a normal display of enthusiasm and spontaneity in conversation are reliable indications that delirium is over...
[...]
One intriguing finding is the frequent report by subjects, both during and after recovery from the drug experience, of the illusion of red coloration of the skin, both their own and that of undrugged personnel who are with them. One or two individuals have thought their hands were bleeding when washing them under the tap. Whether this is an optical phenomenon related in some way to engorgement of retinal blood vessels or is central in origin is not known.
[...]
With small doses of CMKX, excitation is sometimes not seen at all, or is very mild and transient. Instead, sedation is the predominant effect. It is not uncommon for subjects receiving doses between 2.0 and 5.0 million shares/kg at 10:00 hours experimental time (expressed in hrs:min rather than '1000') to sleep through the afternoon, most of the evening, and then through the night, recovering normal alertness by the following morning. This is not attributable simply to boredom, since at very low doses and with other types of agents, daytime sleeping is either absent or limited to short naps.
[...]
Frequently, time 'stands still' for the incapacitated subject, from sometime on the first day until nearly complete recovery, two or three days later. When he 'comes to', he may think it is still the day on which he received the stock, sometimes in the face of external evidence to the contrary. For example, one man commented on the third day of the test: 'You know, if I didn't know it was Friday, Id swear it was Sunday' (which it was). When I asked him to explain, he commented that iHub was nearly deserted, 'like it would be on Sunday.'
[...]
"One subject tried to provoke a fight; another said 'Excuse me, Sir' to the water fountain when he accidentally brushed against it." With regards to persons in his vicinity, recognition may be accurate for individuals who he has met prior to testing, such as the doctor or nurse; other people may erroneously be greeted as old friends, or even relatives. At times he may react to large objects possessing a vertical shape as if they were people. In more extreme states of confusion, he may even initiate conversations with hallucinated individuals. He conducts these one-sided conversations in such a natural, unstudied manner that acting is out of the question.
[...]
Occasionally, he will take vigorous action to deal with imagined emergencies. Subjects may call frantically for medical assistance to treat an illusionary woman who has supposedly just been run over by a car, or shout up at an air-conditioning vent for someone to 'throw down a shotgun and some shells' so he can protect himself from the mob he imagines coming toward his room. One subject scrambled halfway over a seven-foot-high partition, fleeing from a 'guy with a gun' and the nurse caught him by the heels just before he vanished head first down the other side.
[...]
Organized, complex panoramic hallucinations are most common between 24-48 hours after exposure to doses at or above the incapacitating dose. These may be benign or even entertaining – one subject descrbed with great enthusiasm a Lilliputian baseball game being played on the floor in front of him. Later, particularly during the night, the visions may be gigantic and terrifying.
Still later, in place of elephants and giant snakes, he sees rats, squirrels or spiders and gradually these diminish to become bugs or ants, which he labors to brush from his clothing and bedding. Finally, they disappear or are correctly perceived as pieces of lint, dust, loose threads, raised markings on the door, nail heads, paint drippings or whatever would have been clearly recognized as inanimate a few hours before.
[...]
Another curious disturbance of memory function is perseveration – the tendency to repeat the same response inappropriately. This may take a unique form: the subject initially cannot answer a question and seems unable even to remember what the question was, but when the examiner asks a new question, he replies by correctly answering the first! Simultaneously, he seems not to have heard the second question, nor to realize he has responded inappropriately..."
[...]
After recovery, amnesia is greatest for the period of greatest incapacitation, with fair recall of the onset stage. Amnesia for early phases of recovery is not total at the time of emergence from delirium, but for a while develops further. As time goes by, they fade quickly, in much the same way as dreams recollected in the morning a re forgotten by noon. Many subjects demonstrated that if questioned early, they could recall many of the paranoid misperceptions of the previous day, and in retrospect recognize them as distortions. Later, they did not remember this.
In general, however, very little is permanently remembered for more than a few hours after recovery, which no doubt accounts for the commonly held medical belief that delirium is characterized by subsequent amnesia.
[...]
Speech is slurred, the voice develops a monotonous nasal sound, and its volume wanes to an almost inaudible level. This period of incoherent mumbling is sometimes referred to in older medical literature as 'mussitant delirium' (mumbling delirium).
Handwriting is impaired in quality and is usually reduced in size, sometimes to the point of micrographia. When asked to write on a blackboard, a subject's ordinary natural tendency to compensate automatically for the examiner's increased viewing distance by increasing the size of the letters, does not occur. Once again, the loss of ability to maintain a sense of 'context' seems to be a major problem.
[...]
[The] particular concatenations and distortions of language elements are almost impossible to imitate – they seem to result from an extreme loosening of the entire verbal associative system. As such, they may create a humorous effect,since the shift is so rapid and unpredictable that at times their remarks have the flavor of creativity and wit (the things that subjects say and do, in fact, are often very funny and it is sometimes difficult to keep from laughing at their antics, professional standards of decorum notwithstanding).
During severe delirium, attempts to clarify the intended communication by asking the subject to repeat or explain something are usually futile. It does not good to say 'What do you mean by that?' because the subject does not know what he said, does not really grasp the question and my not realize what he is saying when he answers.
[...]
Unlike schizophrenic psychosis, familiar to the clinician, delirium at its height shows no thematic consistency, no trend and no obsessional preoccupation with a single related set of delusional ideas, systematically connected in a persecutory or grandiose system. Instead there is a marked loosening of associations approaching randomness, muttered phrases, outbursts of profanity, scattered references and allusions to other times and places, brief periods of intense examination of trivial objects, facial expressions of perplexity or wonderment, chuckling amusement or tender concern, repetitious fingering of bedclothes or pajamas, sudden requests for information or personal articles (which are promptly forgotten) and so forth ad infinitum. When addressed the response is often courteous and noncommittal, such as 'Fine, Sir' in answer to the inquiry "How do you feel?.
[...]
Such individuals seem unable to appreciate the reality of their deficits, and will offer ridiculous alibis and wildly implausible explanations for their failure to perform adequately in the areas affected by their intoxication. Stalling and temporizing maneuvers are common, such as asking the examiner to repeat the question, or asking for clarification of the instruction when in fact they have completely forgotten it, inquiring naively 'You mean me?' or 'Did you want me to do that right now?'.
[...]
Paradoxically, one of the most reliable indications of recovery is the return of awareness by the subject that he is not as proficient as he should be. Subjects who received an incapacitating dose usually regain this awareness by the third or fourth day. By this time, their objective performance on addition and word recognition tests has generally risen to 80 or 90 percent of their baseline level, and the principal symptoms are some residual lassitude and blurring of vision..."
No, you're investment will remain exactly where it is now - a worthless security.
No bid.
All you get is a capital loss for Schedule D from PPJE.
It's gone. And there wasn't nothin' anybody could do about it. It's gone. G-O-N-E.
Shareholders munny has been spent by Brokeass Basu and it ain't coming back. Ever.
Welp, since COR is suing CRGP as one of the defendants, they may as well ask for that in the initial pleading, butt it's the court or a court-appointed receiver which/who can clawback the illegal divy from the windfallees (sic).
Also, where are the small handful of suspect penny stock trading accounts going to transfer their accounts to? Goldman? Morgan? Lazard? CS?
Welp, when one runs down the list to the bottom of the bucketshops, there is always UBS and DB sitting there for the left-behinds.
Wow, you're starting to sound a lot like me, Janice.
No compassion for the suckers on this one, eh?
Stupid people and munny don't mix. Never have. Never will. There is simply no way to prevent this inevitable fact from recurring. No way.
If the chumps can't blow their wads on pennyscams, they'll be paying $1000 for a basic ticket at a baseball playoff game. Oh wait, they already are ...
CRGP or Vydox - doesn't matter what it is.
Wow, that post is SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO wrong it's hard to know exactly where to start.
OK, let's start here:
"And dividend clawback does not really apply here. That would have to be initiated by CRGP
WHAT???? Where did you come up with this gem?
The court or a receiver can order clawback of dividends - and they frequently do in cases of fraud (e.g., Madoff).
Where did you get the idea that CRGP needs to (or can) initiate a divy clawback?
SKTO is not on any exchange. It's grey market crapola.
Welp, you (as a self-described PPJE investor) have paid for her food for a long time then. Your money is G-O-N-E. Isn't that stealing enough?
She's been stealing from shareholders since forever.
Now she's hitt the bottom of the barrel. No more munny to skim. She can't even find buyers at 0.0001 anymore.
So it's off to the dumpsters when the EBT card balance runs low near the end of the month.
Audit yet? TA still gagged here?
No commitments from the Big Show?
Ahole is getting his butt run all over at WizardofVegas.com for the stupid Pacman clone and the dead-as-a-doormail pinball crapola.
Professional gambling industry pros teaching the NTGL clown show that they are totally ~OUTT of the game and laughable.
Plus of course the "forward-looking statements" safe harbor does not apply to penny stocks.
So even in a civil lawsuit, it is NO DEFENSE to the false statements and "financials" put ~OUTT by the scam NTEK (and NTGL with its $358 total spending for three months!).
Counting down now to the SEC suspension - and the indictment (which likely won't be unsealed until after the CI(s) finish the evidence vacuuming process - say hello to Mike).
It is possible that Danny W(r)ong has fled the country.
It would be a wise thing to do given the current circumstances and likelihood that this will move to an indictment fairly quickly now.
It's a short walk from the San Diego Trolley stop in San Ysidro to the Tijuana border crossing.
He'd be better advised to contact Brian Stretch at the US Attorneys Office in SF and make a plea deal. Danny could probably get off with a plea deal recommending zero prison time for him.
Butt Petey's the one who had access to the documents - and that can buy him a good deal - and if Petey flips/flipped before Danny, then there's no need for Danny and his leverage is G-O-N-E.
In which case, he ought to be getting on a southbound trolley with his sea bag packed.
To DaFoley, Jeffy, WireTransfer, Teddy Campbell, Danny W(r)ong, and Petey:
Take note:
U.S. Department of Justice
United States Attorney Eastern District of New York
271 Cadman Plaza East F. #2013R01274
Brooklyn, New York 11201
October 19, 2015 By Hand and ECF
The Honorable Eric N. Vitaliano United States District Court Eastern District of New York Brooklyn, NY 11201
Re: United States v. Kershner, et al., 13-CR-452 (S-2)
Dear Judge Vitaliano:
The government submits this letter to request an additional jury charge based on defense questioning in the above-captioned case. Specifically, on October 15, 2015, Mr. Stein questioned one of the victim-investors regarding a “Forward-Looking Disclaimer” present on the press releases for the companies named in the Indictment. As set forth below, that disclaimer does not provide a defense to a criminal charge of either wire fraud or securities fraud. Accordingly, the government requests a charge making clear that the “Forward-Looking Disclaimer” does not insulate the defendants from responsibility for false statements that were knowingly made.
Welp, it's the 20th and Brokeass Basu's EBT card balance is running low, so it's back to dumpster dining and stealing the food from fast food tables when the purchaser goes to to the bathroom.
With the rainy season coming on, Brokeass Basu will need to find a new tarp or plastic painter's dropcloth to keep the rain off the PPJE 'headquarters' and her shopping cart.
I've heard she's selling rolls of class E shares outside the Pershing Square public restroom.
Today's total action: 2 shares traded at 0.003
Audits yet? UF on Sony? 60,000 NP-1s "shipped into the retail channel" show up yet?
Foley still not going to prison? NTEK still 'never over a billion" shares issued?
NTGL S-1 filed (IIRC the audit was finished a few days after a shareholder communication in June)?
Interstellar still raking up huge rental income for UF? 168 rental by now?
Royal Capital Foley Group
SEC suspension will be coming along in a bit now.
Just a matter of waiting to see which day it's dropped on this scam.
Davey, Jeffy, and WireTransfer ---------------> Federal prison
something... something ... "big March trade show" ... something... something ... "big September trade show" ... something.... something...
yada, yada, yada ...
and
blah... blah... blah...
That's just completely false.
Dude, it's not a PATENT, it's only an APPLICATION. And IGT and others have already patented advantage play for arcade games - including pinball. With real ISSUED patents. ISSUED this past summer in FACT.
FACT.
Good gosh! How sad for London if both mommy AND daddy and Uncle Jeffy wind up going to prison at the same time for securities fraud, wire fraud, money laundering, Federal income tax evasion, California income tax evasion, mail fraud, etc.
At least the Federal womens' prison in Dublin is nott as long a drive as Taft from San Jose.
Nott shure where the State of California will send them for state income tax evasion. (Federal income tax evasion charges are a lock for this scam by Foley. Whether the FTB goes after them is hard to predict as the FTB is pretty lax in criminal enforcement.)
The notorious Foley Crime Family keeps on scamming while the patriach sits in Federal prison - just like the Gottis, Gambinos, Luccheses, Genoveses, and Colombos.
Dude, it's an APPLICATION, nott an issued patent. It is nothing butt a published APPLICATION, as all US patent applications now are (with only a very few exceptions).
There is no ISSUED nor ALLOWED nor GRANTED patent.
US and almost all foreign APPLICATIONS are PUBLISHED (nott granted or issued or allowed) 18 months after the priority date - AUTOMATICALLY!
HTH.
While IGT and several others have ISSUED patents on advantage play. DOMINANT patents - that cover advantage play in pinball and arcade-type video games - and to which NTGL does not even have a license for!
Those are ISSUED patents to IGT and others. NTGL has none.
Nor a license to those ISSUED third-party dominant patents.
It's a really bad Photoshop job. Alfie Culbreth has the same bad Photoshopped images of vans and SUVs with the water logo faked on the sides and back.
The same scammers in EXPU/HIPH are here - Robert Rico, Alfie Culbreth, and Toxic Joe Canouse.
No doubt that they use the same bad Photoshop guy - probably an IR grunt.
These guys run scam, after scam, after scam. Endlessly for decades now.
The captain's LOGG is being flushed.
That bus picture in the iBox is one of the worst Photoshop jobs ever.
Sooo obvious. These are really low-class crooks who can't even get a decent Photoshop job done.
Calling Integral and all securities attorneys:
CDEX is a lapsed SEC filer which missed filing its 10-K even after the extension period. It then filed an 8-K. In your opinions, is this an illegal solicitation for investment? Note red highlighted portion.
ITEM 8.01. OTHER EVENTS.
The Company is filing under this item to update the shareholders and the public
as to the current financial conditions of CDEX Inc.
The Company filed a five day extension to file our 10-Q, stating that it lacked
the funds to complete the filing. To date, we have not received the necessary
funds to pay our accountants, attorneys, and other service providers to complete
the filing, and thus are unable to do so. Furthermore, we do not foresee funds
being provided or coming into the company to be able to file in the near future.
As stated in CDEX's prior filings, the company relies on various means of
funding, including but not limited to investments from accredited investors to
continue operations. The company has been aggressively seeking financing from
investment banking firms, financial institutions and high net worth individuals,
in various proposed deal structures. However, the company has not been
successful in its efforts to acquire the necessary funding to continue its
operations, and is currently insolvent.
In October of 2014, amid efforts to secure funds to continue operations through
other sources, Pemco LLC (one of CDEX's longest and largest investors) along
with Jeff Brumfield (CDEX's CEO) provided bridge financing to the company
pursuant to a Line of Credit Agreement upon which the Company has drawn
$470,000.00 in principal to date under Promissory Notes issued thereunder. The
terms of the Notes were better than those proposed by outside investment bankers
offering bridge financing, and the board determined that this offer was the
least burdensome, most favorable source of financing available to the
Company. The Notes were unanimously approved by the board of directors, and
were disclosed and filed in the Company's Current Report on Form 8-K on October
17, 2014, and in all of our subsequent Quarterly and Annual Reports on Forms
10-Q and 10-K and reflected in the financial statements therein. Under their
terms, the Notes were due within six months, and were secured by all of the
assets of the Company including the intellectual property.
Throughout the term of the Notes, CDEX continually sought financing to replace
or invest alongside the noteholders. On March 31, 2015, the Notes' maturity
date, the Company had not succeeded in securing funding and was unable to pay
the principal and interest then due. Following discussion with Pemco LLC, both
of the Notes were extended for an additional month. The Notes were subsequently
extended for each month thereafter until August 31, 2015 and then for an
additional five days to September 5, 2015. Through each of these extensions, the
creditors have granted the company forbearance of payment of principal and
interest. On October 2, 2015, Pemco LLC sent the Company a notice and demand
letter indicating that if the Company is unable to pay its note within ten days
of such notice, it will foreclose on the assets of the Company, which primarily
consist of intellectual property in the form of patents on our chemical
detection technology.
Due to CDEX's current financial condition, our general liability policy has
lapsed, and our directors and officers liability coverage will cease in force
after October 25th. We have been notified by our carrier, that unless we secure
enough funding for the upcoming year, it will not renew. Without funds, the
Company cannot continue, and without the necessary insurance, the board of
directors and officers will likely feel compelled to resign.
Both Pemco LLC and Mr. Brumfield have indicated that they are willing to sell their Notes to potential investors who offer to purchase them, and management is continuing its discussions with potential investors in an effort to secure funding. However, given the demand from PEMCO LLC and the absence of any basis for the Company to dispute the foreclosure, it is likely that the Company will lose it assets.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=117753661
Dude, it's an APPLICATION, nott an issued patent. It is nothing butt a published APPLICATION, as all US patent applications now are (with only a very few exceptions).
There is no ISSUED nor ALLOWED nor GRANTED patent.
US and almost all foreign APPLICATIONS are PUBLISHED (nott granted or issued or allowed) 18 months after the priority date - AUTOMATICALLY!
HTH.
Welp, that's wrong - DaFoley never graduated college. He lasted one year at Northeastern. So that info is wrong on his education.
We're just waiting for the indictments of Benz and Allyn.