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Re: lucky, mydog post# 79384

Wednesday, 05/06/2020 1:15:02 PM

Wednesday, May 06, 2020 1:15:02 PM

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Interesting article. What jumps out is that this is coordinated from home and dependent on data from insider trading, fraud detection and market manipulation to a great extent. This seems to confirm they are dependent on various computer algorithyms to trigger alerts and computer scans for information...

The Task Force – headed by Ruppert – manages a centralized repository of intelligence gathered from across the organization to help ensure efficiency and maximum coordination. Specific areas of concern include potential fraud by broker-dealers and registered representatives, over-the-counter issuer fraud, insider trading, market manipulation, and investor harm including fraud targeting seniors and vulnerable investors.



For example, the NCFC's Insider Trading and Fraud Surveillance teams recently identified suspected COVID-19 fraud activity at select firms.



What I've suspected and posted in the past is that DECN's suspension may not be based on the test kits at all, but on other issues related to the market manipulation and trading of the stock which may or may not have any connection to KB at all. And because the task force is working from home and the SEC as well, the interviews with KB were most likely not in person and no one could believe he had a test that works in 15 seconds or could manufacture enough kits to sell hundreds of thousands, so DECN got lumped with others on a fast track to suspension.

As long as DECN passes FDA testing and KB is not directly involved in any insider trading or market manipulation, having the SEC eyes now publicly on the trading practices of the stock could in the long term bode well.

If the FDA approves the test kits, and that's a critical if, then the rest will get worked out and investors will have their return.