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Sunday, 08/05/2012 8:14:47 AM

Sunday, August 05, 2012 8:14:47 AM

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It is funny when someone tells me that I do not know anything about penny stocks and nss trading. My group is still invested in Sedona and this goes back to before 2000. Sedona hit a high of $10 and quickly fell below $1 and is now trading at .04 cents. Mr. Byrne thinks there are 100's of millions of nss in Sedona. Mike Mulshine is a large shareholder of Sedona and once was an officer of Sedona. So I am well aware. Mr. O'Quinn has since passed away and I am not sure what involvement Wes Christian still has in the lawsuits for Sedona.

I believe Mike when he says there are nss in Treaty but one can not be sure of the numbers. Nss usually are in the high numbers. If they ever have to cover then hopefully they pay a high pps for their criminal acts. And the SEC is known to be a part of these criminal acts. The SEC does not care about protecting shareholders. Mike will also agree with this.

A question I have is how does it cost the nss traders when they do not deliver the stock they sold? I know they must pay when they borrow stock that they short but what are they paying to sell stock that is phoney? I would guess just commissions and that is all.

So if we get huge news and revs I believe this will hurt the nss sellers and this can make them begin to cover. Treaty is in good shape and even if they can make the pps go down Treaty will prevail and be a big winner in the short term.

GO TECO

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