Brokerages are holding shares that were priced at point zero zero nothing when trading ended. All of the 10 billion shares in the float amount to a total of a few thousand dollars. No one is going to litigation war over such a paltry sum.
To start with anyone associated with Newton is by definition DIS-reputable. Gene starting another company and taking it overseas would be unstoppable. Hell, based on what we know now he could even call it RCCH and just add it to the numerous other RCCH entities in the world. LOL
What is so amusing here is the incredible irony hard wired into the fantasy. The basic tenets of the fantasy include a nefarious naked short attack designed to drive a company off the market. This evil plot evidently avoids all of the regulatory restrictions such as transaction settling requirements and tracking short position lists monitored by authorities. Furthermore the fantasy derides the regulatory agencies as being inept, corrupt and ineffective in allowing these things to happen. Now that the company has been driven from the boards due to its own scam reaching the end of the line, the fantasy is still in full swing blaming it on the short sellers. The true believers who now see their self fulfilling prophecies have come to pass have now had a huge change of heart. Obviously this can't be the end. Even though the company can no longer trade and in fact no longer really exists. The short sellers have not won. Truth and honor will still prevail and irony of ironies, it is the regulatory authorities of the 'world' that will save the day and require the 10 billion shares in the float to be reinstated and purchased at great cost to the short sellers. I love it.
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