Friday, April 13, 2018 5:43:32 PM
Logic tells me that it must be a non-affiliated entity that is selling, not the company. Toxic noteholders are non-affiliated. Toxic noteholders are not the company. Also, there have been no t-trades today, and BMIC was nowhere to be found.
The dilution seems to have halted on a day that new dilution restrictions were placed on Alpine Securities. Alpine is a top OTC toxic noteholder. Alpine also uses MMs like BMIC in order to dilute. Do you not agree that this dilution could possibly be coming from toxic notes and not the company?
http://www.dailyreportingsuite.com/securities/news/SRD20180402
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