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Re: jefra1965 post# 42731

Wednesday, 02/06/2019 12:23:01 PM

Wednesday, February 06, 2019 12:23:01 PM

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Wall Street absolutely has the attitude of 'what have you done for me lately



(1) What CVSI has done “lately” is bleed RED

(2) Wall Street implies The Stock Exchanges, you know The NYSE and NASDAQ. CVSI does not trade on a stock exchange they are traded on the OTC markets which are far less transparent and operate with fewer rules than do exchanges. Dealers act as market makers by quoting prices at which they will sell (ask or offer) or buy (bid) to other dealers and their own customers. That does not mean they quote the same prices to other dealers as they post to customers, and they do not necessarily quote the same prices to all customers. Moreover, dealers in an OTC security can withdraw from market making at any time, which can cause liquidity to dry up, disrupting the ability of market participants to buy or sell. Exchanges are far more liquid because all buy and sell orders as well as execution prices are exposed to one another.

This makes your premise about “Wall Street” and CVSI invalid

As to the Bankruptcy issue, Mona’s Bankruptcy was discharged in 2006 making him ineligible to file again for 7 years. Staring in the face of an 18 million dollar judgment for F R A U D the option he chose was to move all his Assets to the newly created Mona Family Trust. I could post the forming of the trust and those transfers as well but they contain Mona’s personal information which would be a TOS Violation Of IHub rules. I assure you this is the case. A cursory review of Nevada Public Records clearly shows this. It’s one of a myriad of reasons why there is and won’t be any NASDAQ Listing. It’s what NASDAQ and The NYSE call “unclean hands,” sometimes referred to as ” dirty hands” or “bad actors.” A more detailed explanation can be found where this is codified under rule 10b-51 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Stock exchanges most certainly do not operate on a “what have you done lately” basis when conducting background checks on who they will and won’t allow to list on their exchanges.

Regardless, you’re not claiming Mona paid that 18 million dollar judgment are you? I can assure you and prove he certainly did not.

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