Tuesday, October 16, 2018 8:24:21 PM
While Ruppert and Ross were involved in fraudulent activities the SEC didn't become involved - because no one took the time to file a detailed report with the SEC.
Kim hasn't committed and fraud - and we could argue about his fiduciary responsibilities - Kim has been negligent or uninterested in building a real business but the SEC wouldn't think he was negligent in his fiduciary responsibilities.
Shareholders could file for custoniandshipm of NGCG with the Delaware SOS and it might be successful but since he has filed quarterly reports - it might be difficult to make the argument for custodianship.
Something must to be done since it seems that Kim is completely disinterested.
Great question - but the SEC doesn't provide much oversight to the 10,000 OTCM companies.
IG
"Are you gonna pull those pistols or whistle Dixie?"
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