Dave, please don't waste my time.
"you lost me, what does PIKE Form 4 have to do with share structure? PIKE was a fool who thought he was buying into good inside information and his greed came back to haunt him. As for those acquisitions, they would be electronic trades and thus would not show up at the TA cert reports (unless PIKE pulled his certs). But I am sure you know that right?"
I am more than happy to discuss share structure with you. In fact, I WANT you to evaluate the evidence from an objective perspective.
But it is clear from your referenced response that you are not making ANY effort to give the issue of share structure any critical review. Asking what Pike's Form 4 has to do with share structure even suggests that the topic may be too "overwhelming" for you.
Sorry to express that sentiment, but, "As for those (Pike)acquisitions, they would be electronic trades and thus would not show up at the TA cert reports," clearly proves the reason as to why you cannot see the issue as others, like Faulk, have been able to do.
The fact is that Pike actually has 10 certs, representing a holding of 75 million shares.
Another cert, in the amount of 16.5 million shares (#4159) also appeared to be enroute to Pike Capital, from the data I've examined as of Dec 09. A conclusion that was presented to the court, and obviously ignored by you, and suggestive as to the reason why I "lost" you, in this discussion.
And to that speculative statement about cert 4159, I will add one more. I believe we will see that Pike's holdings, along with other segregated holdings which will be proven to be beneficially owned by the company, will reflect a total of 699 million shares, of what will be proven to be an effective (true) Outstanding Share total, of only 723 million shares.
AI
