Green Oasis (GRNO)

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It could be all of us just nibbling like a fish on a worm. I recall Luken claiming he bought quite a bit last week; something like 85,000. That's not as impactive as the large blocks of the last several weeks, though. Could it be MONK?
Another thing that's been bothering is the timeline of events in the Williams complaint.

71. During late February 2010, Green Oasis hired Williams to promote the company by, among other things, selecting the company’s stock as a Float Lock Down target. Green Oasis paid Williams 1.4 million shares for $0.1 per share, at a time when the stock was trading at $0.8 per share. On February 26, 2010, the day after Williams received the first 650,000 of his shares, he sent an Email Alert selecting Green Oasis as a Float Lock Down. Subsequently, Williams posted the selection of Green Oasis as a Float Lock Down on the Monk’s Den message board, and maintained it as a Float Lock Down stock throughout at least 2010.

I can't be specific re: the time Ms. Mitchell came on board as GRNO's legal advisary & consultant. It's stated on the GRNO web site only as 2010. It seems that she would have known about the FLD plan in effect and the 1.6 million share payment at 10¢ (the complaint shows the stock price as $0.1 although it is likely it's meant as $0.10 to coincide with published historical pricing. This may be construed as nitpicking on my part but anyone knowledgeable of legal documents should be exactingly correct; that is should be but I find them frequently with errors significant enough to change the course of history.) I have to ask, Was Ms. Mitchell privy to the FLD negotiations information? Did mgt. inform and disclose? According to her job description on the GRNO web site,

Sharon D. Mitchell - Legal Consultant

Sharon has been with Custom Carbon Processing Inc. (CCP) since 2010 as our Legal Consultant.

Sharon has been primarily involved in developing and reviewing our corporate structures, lease applications, consultant contracts, press releases and development requirements in the applicable jurisdictions. She remains instrumental in organizing our rapidly expanding company.

All legal requirements are reviewed by Sharon prior to GRNO entering into purchases, assignments, and local registrations. We are pleased to have Sharon with us, as we are able to immediately respond to our ever-increasing opportunities.

With this, I'm hoping she did know, reviewed the FLD plan and found it to be legal with the concept that Williams would have held his shares to a higher appreciation without the "scalping" part of it.