Steelerwheels my thoughts on your post:
"Don't you find it interesting how the press release navigates around Big T's public history, only listing a few of his stomping grounds ove the last several years, heglecting to mention quite a few....I thought the disclosure rules had to go back 5 years on bios....sure left out quite a bit of info."
Tony is very proficient in posting only what he wants to say rather than all the facts.
Two things you can count on with your find Blood
1) Oxis has most likely been bled dry by TC, and will never make another filing
Actually there are still about 414 million shares insider shares (primarily at a penny a share) to convert and dump on the newbies so I think this one plays out for a while longer. Besides Tony seems to be abandoning his 10K filings only in even numbered years VOIC in 2008 and GSTY and MTCH in 2010. Besides this is a dime a share on the very high side for Tony to "abandon" a stock.
2) GNBP must have some cash in the bank (at least for a few months)
Tony is gone when the cash is gone.
Anyone been able to connect the dots at how TC and his new under the desk flunkie Handleman landed here?
If this isn't a rhetorical question steelerwheels the answer here in very clear. Tony and his co-horts were brought to OXIS and GNBP by Bristol (Paul Kessler and wife) and Theorem (Anshuman Dube and employee Roman Cataldo) who are big lenders both at OXIS and GNBP and both have had ties at previous Cataldo run companies. Dube was also connected to the Mercator group in past if memory serves me right; another lending group that Tony has acted as flunky for. Tony takes good care of himself, his lackeys ( Panahi, Brooks, Handelmann, and others) and the lenders he works for (Firestone, Marr, Mercator, Bristol, Theorem, Breitman etc).
I'm stunned that the SEC can claim to be protecting the interests of investors, yet let people like TC treat the public realm like his own private toilet.
Yep its the Cataldo insiders on the one hand and the retail stockholders on the other. Very obvious what is going on . Apparently the SEC just doesn't care.
