Tauriga Sciences Inc (TAUG)

[loanranger]

I would NEVER describe one of your posts as "infecting the boards", but I would strongly suggest that you look into the Massacre blog's provenance. The author is a, well, just look into it. Especially if you're going to use explanation points ("the toxic financing restraints may come into play for a goodly portion of the OTC!")

If you can provide a source for your belief in that possible eventuality other than the one provided...one that you've looked at carefully...I'd like to see it.


ps. This is secondary, but I just read it again:
"the regulators are getting very tired of the ripoff artists making a personal bundle on the backs of the shareholders"
This is really simple.
Certain company managers who run companies that don't qualify for normal sources of funding because they SUCK at their jobs look to shady (AKA toxic) lenders KNOWING that it usually isn't in the interest of their shareholders. The lenders make A LOT of money accommodating them.
Shareholders who are paying attention (watching those backs you're worried about) can SEE in the financial reports of the companies they invest in that their CEO's are borrowing from lenders who are taking money out of their pockets by being able to buy shares way below the market price, driving the market price down. They should use their heads and avoid buying the stocks of those companies.

So it's okay to call the toxic lenders "ripoff artists"...they are...but they have willing accomplices in the form of the CEO's and shareholders who make it easy for them.