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Re: nwsun post# 200028

Tuesday, 02/10/2015 7:15:29 AM

Tuesday, February 10, 2015 7:15:29 AM

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Look up the margin requirements for shorting a pink stock and then re-read your post. Not to mention there aren't enough shortable shares to go around but your welcome to look that up too.

Shareholders are seeing dilution and the next round of financials will state this just as previous reports did the same. If management gave you discounted shares in exchange for cash and didn't bother notifying shareholders of the transaction until well into he future would you hold on to them?

Of course not you would minimize your risk just as management has done by entering into this type of funding strategy and dump your 50% discounted shares ASAP. This financing strategy pushes all the risk onto shareholders and management has the audacity to say" stick with us shareholders it will be ok". Meanwhile management assume no risk whatsoever by guaranteeing themselves a salary and the necessary monthly operating capital to try and build a company.

Why would management change any of this when shareholders are clearly ok with it?