Monday, April 04, 2016 6:58:36 PM
lesn: Got it. You believe FINRA is 'being dishonest' - it is unclear why they would do that. Why does it matter why FINRA stopped KEYO trading? It stopped and will trade again. The reason is not very important (except the market marker story is complete nonsense). However, FINRA did say it was because the status of Keyon is dissolved. We know that is true.
Your argument seems to be that it is not dissolved enough. Only 2/3rds dissolved. However, the Delaware status is clearly 'Dissolved.' That must mean Delaware is also not 'being honest.'
And you have claimed Tom was not 'being honest' when he said he dissolved the company years ago.
And Soon-Shiong was cleverly not 'being honest' when said he wanted an IPO.
And the SEC was absolutely not 'being honest' that all the KEYO common shares had been terminated.
Your argument seems to be that it is not dissolved enough. Only 2/3rds dissolved. However, the Delaware status is clearly 'Dissolved.' That must mean Delaware is also not 'being honest.'
And you have claimed Tom was not 'being honest' when he said he dissolved the company years ago.
And Soon-Shiong was cleverly not 'being honest' when said he wanted an IPO.
And the SEC was absolutely not 'being honest' that all the KEYO common shares had been terminated.
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