Sharp did steal the Calasse stock and the SEC caught Sharp and made him return the stock to Calasse - obviously the SEC didn't accuse or indict him for securities fraud.
It was established that Calasse didn't create or generate any press releases.
Why are you so obsessed by a puppet CEO (Calasse) that the Awesome Penny Stocks pumping crew - it is amazing that you still don't understand how APS always used a puppet CEO - the SEC understood that is why they didn't file a complaint against Calasse.
You clueless about what happened - APS gave Calasse stock for being a puppet CEO.
What and read the magic.
"The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filed civil fraud charges on Friday against a man they say is behind a pump-and-dump scam involving CYNK Technology [CYNK.PK], a penny stock company that briefly rose to a $6 billion value despite having no revenue.
The SEC said that Phillip Thomas Kueber, 54, filed a false and misleading registration statement for the company, and then enlisted a small group of "straw" shareholders and "sham CEOs" to conceal his control of the company's non-restricted shares.
Penny stock companies are often hijacked by fraudsters who seek to pump up the stock with phony press releases so they can quickly dump it before the price plummets.
CYNK grabbed headlines last year because its value skyrocketed despite having no revenue and being listed as a "development stage" company.
At one point during the stock's rally, shares rose more than 20,000 percent in a matter of weeks, hitting an intraday high of $21.95 on July 10, 2014."
Since mid-June, a mysterious penny stock called CYNK Technology has surged an astonishing 25,000%. On Friday, in response to the meteoric rise in CYNK's share price, the SEC halted trading in the company until July 24.
At the height of this trading frenzy, CYNK was technically worth over $5 billion on paper. However, filings show the company had no revenue or assets. It's also a mystery who is really behind the company.
Business Insider has had several conversations with a Belizean man named Javier Romero whose name and career history match descriptions of one of CYNK's CEOs.
Though Romero eventually admitted there was a "proposed transaction" where he was allegedly supposed to purchase CYNK shares, his conversations with us were highly unusual. They were peppered with contradictory information and denials he knew anything about the company.
CYNK has had a handful of CEOs since it was founded in 2008. One of those executives is a man named "Javier Romero." A filing with OTC Markets, the platform where CYNK is traded, described Romero as "the President, CEO, Secretary, Treasurer, and Director of CYNK Technologies, Inc." and said "since 2009 Mr. Romero has been a Fisheries Officer for the Government of Belize."
As you can see Javier Romero was never charged with securities fraud because the SEC understood that he was a puppet CEO. One of the APS pumping crew a ex-Hells Angel received 12 years in Federal Prison.
I met Phil Kueber in Las Vegas - his programmer was a friend and a world Class hacker.
My friend called and alerted me to CYNK at $0.06 but I was smart enough to not get involved.
I hope you have a better understanding of why the SEC never filed a complaint against Calasse. And why he never created or issued any press releases.
Your continued obsession of Calasse is amusing but borderline a sign of mental illness - you have the facts and you continue to post pinkyland wishful thinking - without any facts.
Your obsession of Calasse has you believing that he is El Cucuy and responsible for all things bad - which is exactly the storyline wants his cult to believe.
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