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Re: fly_fisherman post# 15468

Thursday, 08/21/2014 4:43:08 PM

Thursday, August 21, 2014 4:43:08 PM

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'The SEC definitely needs to know.'

The SEC told me yesterday that I should file a written complaint to better get results. There is somewhere on their webpage for this. I don't know if I have enough information to do this. It's not that I don't want to give my identity away because I already gave them that yesterday. Maybe someone more knowledgeable could help here.
The way I understood what they said was
1 - We must satisfy an exchange to accept SIOR for trading.
2 - If those filings are not updated regularly then the SEC blocks the trading.
My main question was what if a company IS earning money, but is not keeping filings up to date - in a TIMELY manner? They said that that was something they would investigate. Since I don't know the status of our relisting efforts I couldn't accuse anybody of deliberately not filing and thus appropriating our funds.

I can't just forget about this. It's large money to me that I put into SIOR. Unfortunately I'm not a lawyer or an oilman and I have little money. In fact SIOR is one of only two stocks I own. But the fact that our money is being used to generate profits for SIOR and we can't partake of any profit annoys me tremendously. I was once given the application to be a Gusher, but I can't afford that. So like many of us the stock trading and growing was the only way to make money from SIOR.
I only want justice for us. Please help if you can.

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