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Re: gempicker post# 4661

Friday, 06/22/2018 10:29:50 PM

Friday, June 22, 2018 10:29:50 PM

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I have to say the aggressiveness of the converting by the lender does have me a little puzzled. Great Basin had much worse warrant deals and back in 2015 when it was on Nasdaq it wouxpd have its bounces. Once Great Basin was on OTC I never played it. Anyway I remember them having I think 5 or 6 different warrant series. It had its bounces though. Its first dead cat was at around 5 cents and it went to 13 for example. I have seen so many warrant conversions and convertible notes through the years but I've never seen this from over a dollar straight down below half a penny. Even what people think was the worst ever (great basin) had 2 dead cat bounces by this time in the process. Why this toxic lender is hitting this thing so hard actually seems to be coming to a point where he might actually make things harder on himself. I mean he knows what hes doing better then I would know for him but with FINRA rules concerning amount of times a company can reverse split, and now only a 0038 pps to work with, I feel the toxic converter may have shot his own feet off considering he's got 2 more series of warrants to convert. I don't see how he does that if he continues what hes been doing. Its really weird and different what this guy is doing. I mean I would think the toxic lender would protect his interest and make sure he can convert future warrant series but at the rate hes going he won't be able to.

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