Tuesday, August 31, 2021 9:54:02 AM
Is Because Davies controlled ATHI not GNGR. When the SEC knew Davies was doing fraud to both GNGR and ATHI they had to tie him to the one he controlled (ATHI) to make the charges relate directly to the company he controlled.
He could have easily said the CEO of GNGR was the one who was doing the fraud even though the SEC said no action is to be taken against GNGR.
GNGR was a victim of Davies not part of the problem.
The SEC’s focus was on Davies who took a $.12 stock up to $12.00 but the SEC closed the ticker before he could dump.
They were watching him and wanted to nab him as the one in charge of ATHI not just as a pump and dumper with GNGR but also as the one in charge of the OTC Company.
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