Empire Energy Corporation Intl. (fka EEGC)

[Doc Metz]

I just thought of a scenario that could make sense. What if, as Howard keeps telling us, EEGC management is a lot smarter that we think. EEGC management knows the owner of every share of stock. Let's assume that management knew of a Fund that held between 10 and 20 million shares of EEGC stock. Let's also assume that management knew that this Fund was in financial trouble and was going to be forced to liquidate all of their holdings by a certain date, say June 20th as an example. This Fund would be required to dump all of their shares on the market before that date regardless of the share price at that time or anything that might be going on within the company. When would be the worst possible time for this to happen? I believe that would be at a time after drilling had started and the share price would have started to move up. So here would be a case where EEGC management could actually have these shares dumped on the market before drilling actually had started. And the company could control this by just postponing the drilling until after the 20th of June. Could it be that this is exactly what has happened? Maybe it is just wishful thinking on my part.