Thanks for the link. Very interesting.
But to take the other side for a moment - it's all part of a
master plan to create a bogus exchange to encourage existing
shareholders to send in their certs so that the 'scammers'
can sell them (for nothing, like now) to make the MMs who
need to cover their short positions happy, and then run off
with the meager payback that they are getting, which somehow
is setting the stage for some brief future run-up that will
further enrich the scammers [but not any honest shareholders],
who will then finally disappear with all the cash leaving
everyone else holding the bag.
To take the non-scammer argument, it could be a legit attempt
to make things wonderful for Latin America, but maybe it will
fail with the same effect as if it were a scam.
Or maybe it will work ... but I haven't seen many verifiable
facts that explain the current situation with the stock price.
Is it just massive no-confidence by the marketplace?
