That bitchy old man who smells funny, talks to himself, and generally has a shitty disposition? Yup, that sounds like me.
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Did they say how they were going about PC current w/o filing a Form 10? Curious.
The "couple weeks" was in a press release. Read the back boards. It came out today.
As for the meetings highlights, everyone thinks Randy is the cutest boy in school (except Darleen, who has a crush Moab, but she always liked the dark, swarthy type). Jenna's Aunt Flo finally started coming to stay at her house this week. Betty let both Ian & Shari get to second base, but not at the same time. And Grechen got caught shooting heroin in the bathroom. Again.
That would be fortuitous timing. I need to get my car on the road & drive to Chicago by August 19th. I've got a coup to stage!
Press release as opposed to Twitter-only is encouraging.
They would pump it so they could sell off the ask. No bid support would help, actually, as if the bid was high, bid sitting would look more attractive & therefore discourage buying off the ask, where the company is selling.
Not saying that is happening here, but there is certainly reason for the company to pump, and they likely possess shares to sell, as it also appears they added 200m+ shares to the OS the day they went EM.
My question is this: who is supporting the share price with these almost-baily 5000 share buys off the ask, always when the price drops after an apparent sell into the bid? It's happening like clockwork.
Maybe he should hop on the Spaces event today. Tell management how he really feels.
I'm almost tempted to tune in ... they want 90% of the questions to be abt Prodigy, but I'm guessing 90% will be about CNNA. Gonna be a bit of a shit show, methinks.
Don't get me wrong. I'm not humored by their failure, but failure can be damn humorous in it's own right.
Shit, glad I blocked him.
If it happens, it's likely early-to-mid afternoon. Seems when they usually post to Twitter.
I'm! So! Excited! Seriously, Prodigy might be huge in 3-5 years, right?! If management doesn't scrap CNNA & purchase a new shell, and can eventually hire a firm which can bring CNNA out of EM (both of which remain wildly up in the air ATM, it appears), this could be quite a nice hold! It is an exciting prospect for all of us!
Tuning in Tuesday is a bit useless for me. Seems very premature. Had CNNA filed by the time of the Spaces event, it would have made perfect sense to have a Prodigy update. Without filings, however, it's like touring a multimillion dollar house you can't afford - interesting, lots of "oohs" and "aahs", but only something one does to kill time.
I don't have any questions about Prodigy, although I hope they do well, especially if CNNA experiences a turnaround. I'm sure if something important is said, I won't be able to miss hearing about it for the next week.
Currently, CNNA stock is just potential - potentially valuable, potentially tradable, potentially worth concern. It's been over a year with little (if any) progress bringing CNNA current (I really don't even know exactly what the problems are ... besides Borgers. Or what progress has been made ... besides "none", as there is "no other info worth sharing"). One to two years more in EM wouldn't surprise me. But sure, I hope I'm wrong & it files minutes after i post this. It's just incredibly unlikely, looking at the last year.
Best to all!
No reason to believe you, no reason not. Citations (ie proof) would help you prove your point to everyone, though.
Why would YOU tell the truth? Rhetorical question.
Like that Stained song, though. Good taste.
You strike me as less-than-honest. Blocked.
It is indeed. Smelly, stepped-in horse shit.
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority is under pressure as new email transcripts emerge exposing the corruption in the stock market. FINRA currently has multiple lawsuits filed against them for Security Fraud in the State of Florida, and California. Congress has made an official request to FINRA for the MMTLP blue sheets, and investors are getting the FBI involved. The new email transcripts prove that FINRA was aware of fraud in a security and the regulator authority allowed it to trade for over a year. This new evidence destroys trust in FINRA, and the S.E.C. since they’re not protecting investors, and companies.
FINRA is a government-authorized not-for-profit organization that oversees U.S. broker-dealers. The organization states they “undertake efforts to protect the investing public against fraud and bad practices” although it seems like they’re the ones committing fraud. FINRA’s board includes Hedge Funds, and Market Maker. According to GTSX website the CEO of Global Trading Systems (GTS) Ari Rubenstein is on the board of FINRA. GTS is the first market maker that appeared when MMTLP first became tradable in October of 2021. Investors are asking why there are bad actors, hedge funds, and market makers on the board of FINRA.
OTC Markets owns OTC Link, a broker/Dealer/MM that is a total conflict of Interest and is shorting OTC stocks, the same stocks they have total control over. The current SEC is already planning to force OTC to break it up. The US Congress is already investigating the corrupt, self policing FINRA group that is controlled by the Hedge Funds/BrokerDealers/MM/Shorts, and pressing the SEC to clean up that mess.
The above quote is by far the silliest thing I have read in the last 30 minutes, good job. Its funny how all the hedge funds and brokers and shorts work together when its good for one persons narrative.
the reason why I am posting here is because I am talking about the stock CNNA.
Read. Your broker can sell your shares & "save" you. So leave or shut up. Please.
From OTCM blog:
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Yeah
Have a great day now!
Sorry all others. I just lost it. Happens.
You should read the original of what I was going to send you. Made me proud!
My disdain for you is boundless. Please feel the same for me. Would be an honor.
Reading your posts is worse than reading nothing. Blocked.
I'm so done with your flip-floppy 🐴💩. It's worse than a gaggle of 12-year-old girls. You're blocked.
Leads back to Biden & tons of anxiety.
🦇💩 crazy?
🐴💩?
Twaddle?
Piffle?
Blather?
Drivel?
Only half serious. But have a feeling someone, someday, will be shot for using "malarkey" (not you, of course).
Please don't use the word "malarkey."
How many law firms are paying you to violate I-Hub no ads rules to post their ads here?
Well, thanks for c'ing&p'ing all that into one place. A mod should save this, as it's possibly useful down the road.
I'd seen most of it, and on a couple items may not have paid enough attention or was not sophisticated enough in the area to completely understand what I was reading. But yes, I did DD. *shrug* That said, I'm 50/50 on having Covid, & concentration is rough. Let me hit you back if you don't mind. If you do, ; let me know.
I know it.
"The face of cnna has no authority."
"The authority of cnna has no face."
Damn, you are hard up. Is cash that tight, b/c you are embarrassing yourself six ways to Sunday.
Wonder how much grandma's basement goes for?
I'll stop, but I could do this all day.
A Washington-per-post don't add up quick, ya know.
This story has nothing to do with CNNA.
CNNA should, yes. Not Prodigy. Not their job.
Hopefully they refuse to take questions & refuse answers on CNNA, their "parent company". It wasn't intended when they set up the meeting and it's not Prodigy's responsibility. If I understand correctly, Prodigy management has stated or implied they have no insights into the status of CNNA. And that's fine. An across-the-board "we don't know" is completely acceptable in their position. They have enough on their plate as it is.
Someone somewhere, however, must know something about what is happening with CNNA. After over a year of attempting to leave EM, there has to be more concrete information than wild guesses re emergence. I would really appreciate some insight, as I assume others would. Maybe the folks at Prodigy could give us some valid contact information, though? Not a phone or anything, just an email or physical address that will provide replies? That would be awesome!
Totally off topic, Duelittle2, but I was told crow tastes something like old shoe leather & a two hour old chicken tender from the grocery store. Thoughts?
They even went out of their way to try and tell us the progress THEIR SUBSIDIARY was making while the company sat in EM and what did they get for that effort? They were treated like dirt. They told us up front they had nothing to do with the Corporate side of the business and relisting, yet immature morons harassed them to SILENCE!
You were told the last mechanic(auditor) was incompetent and replaced and that any work they did had to be totally redone.
I would imagine that since it was an on going SEC investigation of the Auditor, CNNA and their clients were lip locked until the investigation was complete.
They [Prodigy] even went out of their way to try and tell us the progress THEIR SUBSIDIARY was making while the company sat in EM and what did they get for that effort?
And what other NEW NEWS could the company supply other then our new mechanic is working on it.
If you are invested here BE THANKFUL this management stayed they could have very easily thrown in the towel and moved to another cleaner shell.
Price came close to doubling after announcement. People are waiting for the filings at this point. Then they buy.
Um ... what has been worth the wait? I can't think of anything we have been waiting for having come to pass ...
I want to throw this out to everyone (well, almost everyone).
We are one week & 10 hours away from our Prodigy-is-awesome-and-we-will-answer-every-question Spaces meeting abt Prodigy. What if there are still zero filings? Zero reasons offered for no filings? Instructions not to even bring up CNNA at this "Prodigy only" event? Then just a happy-go-lucky rundown on Prodigy ... a company we cannot profit from and do not own.
What then? Is there anyone who is planning to attend, keep their mouth shut about CNNA, and be excited about whatever they are told? If so, why? If not, shouldn't we act collectively in some predetermined way?
Looking for serious input.
Ever have a mechanic tell you your car will be done by Wednesday and you tell your spouse we should have the car back Wednesday but ends up taking to Friday? Would you call that lying to your spouse?
Fat finger. Sorry all.
Preposterous! I've looked all over the OTCM & CNNA web pages & I have seen nothing saying the company is a "regulatory nightmare."
Please provide a definition of "regulatory nightmare," provide at least five (5) sources to support your thesis, and identify at least three (3) other examples of companies in the past seven (7) years deemed "regulatory nightmares," providing a rudimentary explanation of each.
Looking for 5-7 pages plus a title page, double spaced, APA citation with at least ten (10) non-internet citations.