Suissac, you don't have to stop Jimmy, the damage is done and his task completed. Jimmy will never (electively) do this again.
I feel sorry for you in so many ways because you are fighting a loosing battle. I told you many times, Jimmy is not the problem, stopping Jimmy just means another CEO will take his place on the next scheme and you will try and stop them but again after the damage is done. You have to know this because of your past tickers you invested in the outcome was the same.
Your fixation on Jimmy is part of the debt investors plans as well, They are making most of the money and Jimmy is just a “Take the blame” patsy that is leading you right where they want to lead you. To Jimmy not them.
It is the same reason they lead you to this ticker and not long ago you were cheering SGMD and praising Jimmy.
Jimmy knew very well this would be his first and last position as CEO of a public company and will exit with a few million bucks while the debt investors have already made 10’s of millions. By the time anyone reads your complaints or filed actions, there will be no SGMD to sue.
No Jimmy to track down and let say for discussion purposes you have a case that the SEC or congress will act on still will not affect the markets and how they operate.
Every ticker that did what SGMD did has the same investors cheering then threatening. The all to familiar terms are;
The CEO will be arrested by the SEC (The SEC does not arrest anyone).
I will see to it the CEO never does this again.
And my all time favorite; “We are not going away”
If your actions to stop Jimmy have any success, please let us know. As for Jimmy not posting PR’s, that was elective to get the stock to move down in price to attract the cost average buyers.
You are taking credit for no PR’s being issued it seems and when SGMD folds and Jimmy is no longer part of SGMD I am sure you will say you stopped Jimmy as well.
Jimmy stopped the PR’s and Jimmy will end up leaving SGMD when it folds and is again part of the plan. If that is a victory for you while losing money at the same time is your investment strategy, I have no words for that other than.
I have a large old bridge in Brooklyn; I would like to sell it to you.
