Monday, August 19, 2013 11:54:37 AM
It is the SEC that believes that BGMO requires investigation to protect the shareholders.
Will the issues of the failure to hold annual shareholders meetings, the issuance of over 60 misleading financial statements and press releases along with the non-disclosure of substantial share dilution actions out weigh the offshore funds (if real)?
My sense is that even if the money is real, BGMO may still be on the grey sheets for the above reasons.
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