Saturday, February 24, 2018 11:45:02 AM
The violations could include the failure to file a 10-K for 2016, something that happened over a year ago, yet the SEC hasn't taken any obvious action on these violations.
If the SEC can begin punishing Greenshift and/or Mr. Kriestler without a complaint from a shareholder, then I can legitimately ask why they haven't done so.
If the SEC needs a complaint from a shareholder before they can take action, then I can just as legitimately ask why none of the other shareholders has taken the obvious step of filing a complaint in order to be better able to make informed investment decisions.
FWIW, I continue to believe that the next filing will raise the GERS price.
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