Sure, Mr. Trapped, sure.

All your " profitable LOL" trades were posted well after the fact.

Go read your own posts.

You're trapped.

There's nothing like wishing and fantasy.

Mr. Trapped is a master at both.

Profits.

Really? While begging for a redo.

Double HAR!

Yes, please, someone other than me.

Please bring Mr. Trapped back to reality.

He's overdosed on hopium.

Mr. Trapped.

You wish house money.

Its why you need a new deal. Har!

We'll see.

An 8k is filed and you're hoping for a press release?

Good luck, Mr. Trapped.

When all else fails, read the 8k.

Takes rudementary reading skill and 3rd grade math.

The 8k is a legal document signed by the "tough Canuck" himself.

Purposely didn't read this board for a week.

I see I didn't miss much.

FDA has a fantasy that the debt will magically be "negotiated down". How fanciful is that? You're owed debt. The company comes into enough money to pay it and suddenly (due to the goodness of your heart) you agree not to accept the full amount.

And the longer the debt remains unpaid the more penalties and interest accrue. The debt is already in default.

Just facts.

Actually, you're trapped.

Anybody can make anything up after the fact. And that's what you do. No one can believe a thing you say.

Deal with it.

Har!

5 million shares and no place to go.

That's why you're so desperately hoping for another deal.

Ain't happening. You're trapped. Deal with it.

Har! Nice try again, Mr. Trapped.

Har! Nice try, Mr. Trapped.

Too bad it didn't hit 4. You could claim you sold it there.

Of course no one believes a word of your self praising BS any more.

Don't you get tired of posting it?

And how does it feel to be trapped?

Admin FDA. You're not worth my time now.

Troll? Is that the title you get for posting facts?

You'll notice I addressed the company, while FDA addresses me. That's probably because FDA has difficulty with financial statements.

The TRUTH is that nearly all of this "deal" gets eaten up by debt, and the rest by the CEO.

See any 5 million share bids out there? Somebody is trapped.

Guess who.

Not strange at all. Nearly two years ago (the date of the last financial filing) the company had over 9 million in debt, and interest (and penalties) were accumulating at a rate greater than 2.5 million per year. That would put debt now at over 12 million. IF (and that's a very big if) there were no other claims on the settlement it would work out to less than one cent a share. Remember Marc has awarded himself 75 million shares to bring outstanding shares to nearly 400 million. All of the above is an extremely conservative estimate of where the shareholders find themselves. I don't think Marc is finished with pulling cash from the settlement for "other expenses" for one second.

IMO the only share buyers left are those who can't read financial statements. Wait till the new financial statements come out - if they ever do.

Marc's next fast one will probably be changing the company name to "bitcoin something" to ride the latest fashion and gather in a new crowd of suckers.

Remember. After this "deal" is over, the company has no real assets at all.

5 cents a share. In your dreams. Har!

Exciting around here, huh? This is a pity post.

No posts for nine days has to be some sort of record.

Conspicuous by absence? FDA.

While we're waiting? Oh, yeah. Well, first Marc has to issue himself 75 million shares. Then he has to make payments to himself for back wages - say a million or two - because he's done such an outstanding job, you know. Then there are probably "expenses" to pay, like travel and entertainment, plus the ever present "consultants". Maybe a bonus too.

Then the shareholders will get whatever crumbs are left over, if there are any.

Big meeting coming for SDRG, huh?

And FDA,

Two can play the same game.

How funny.

How funny.

You have to read this to believe it.

From the 8K:

"On May 17, 2017, the Board of Directors of Silver Dragon Resources Inc. (the “Company”) approved the 2017 Stock Incentive and Equity Compensation Plan (the “Plan”), The Plan authorizes our Board of Directors or a special committee of our Board of Directors to issue equity awards to our officers, directors, employees and consultants. Under the Plan, the Company may issue up to 75 million shares of its common stock."

Board of Directors? There is no board. There's Marc. So, on May 17th, just a couple of weeks ago, Marc has a meeting with himself and decides, "Hey, I need about 75 million more shares". What an utter scam.

So what stops "the board" from having another meeting and issuing millions more? Of course there are only 300 million authorized shares, but that doesn't stop the "tough Canuck".

Wondering now how long it will take.

Har! The "tough Canuck" is going to issue himself and his cronies 75 million shares. That's nearly a 25% dilution of shareholders equity. And now it's June 5th, not May 5th. No doubt to give him time to issue the shares and complete the screw job.

Like I've been saying, Marc will get his and the shareholders get the shaft.

Buying more, FDA?

The truth is always profound.

You and the truth are complete strangers.

Telling others to buy as you sell is quite simply lying.

Probably what you're trying to do right now, by the way. But you're having trouble getting takers this time.

You advise? You ARE a comedian.

Expected? By who? June 10th is over a full month beyond the terms of the " deal". But, then again, deals around here are subject to "change", eh, FDA?

Really, FDA, don't you get tired of making excuses?

You should have been a comedian FDA.

When it breaks 2.5 look out.

What!? The "tough Canuck" isn't in China already?

Har! Is he on the Lamb?

Hey FDA. When the stock was a nickel you said it was headed for 40 cents. Remember? And what did it do? As for zero, stand by. It's not over yet.

Anybody see a bid for 5 million shares?

Are we at 9 yet? How about 4?

Thats even more fun, FDA. Keep it up.

Kinda fun to watch the market makers play.

Worry does create acid, doesn't it?

Nah. FDA wouldn't sneak out (again) would he?

A million shares offered at 3. Buy it, FDA.