No, his statement is 100% correct and fact, not opinion. You are making reference to "fraudulent pk's" that "make name changes." He (& I) are making reference to a formerly sec suspended pk. A formerly sec suspended pk (or any stock for that matter) will require addressing the sec suspension. Finra will not approve a name change without satisfactory explanation. Finra is the same one that approves form 211's (as we all know). Don't you think that finra came back with a laundry list of questions, regarding the symbol change, that stemmed from management change to the sec suspension? I'd bet 110% that they did. Finra was obviously satisfied. The SEC most certainly has involvement in the symbol change and finra approval of an sec suspended stock. Absooooo-lutely!
RE: "Additionally, the SEC has absolutely NO involvement in the process of corporate name and ticker changes. Your claim that ANWM/PIPI somehow "passed muster" by the SEC is 100% false.
Fraudluent PK entities change names and ticker symbols frequently."