I believe we share a common understanding. As I previously acknowledged the improbability of your involvement in the suspicious activity, it's evident that there's an undeniable concerted effort to suppress TMMI's share price at any expense. Unfortunately, the lack of substantial updates from the company has inadvertently assisted these perpetrators.
It is incumbent on me to emphasize the potential magnitude of the naked short position caught within TMMI's share structure, possibly accumulating to hundreds of millions of shares over a span of twenty years. In my view, the notion is no longer speculative; instances where naked short positions exceed a targeted company's outstanding shares are undeniably real, as exemplified by the highly publicized GameStop short squeeze. The reported short position at that time exceeded 140% of the company's issued shares. This raises a crucial question: if the reported short position surpasses 140% of the issued shares, it begs the question; how many additional naked short shares are negatively impacting the company? Unfortunately, this is an elusive number to attain as it is by design that transparency is not available for us to determine the actual numbers. We can only rely on the daily short report for an indication of what that number could be.
If my assumptions are accurate, we possess a rare gem in this OTC realm that might trigger significant consequences for those responsible for the long-standing fraud that has unfolded unchecked over the past couple of decades. Here's to hoping for a positive outcome for all of us.
