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Re: Renee post# 36

Monday, 10/07/2013 6:44:11 PM

Monday, October 07, 2013 6:44:11 PM

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This one is a very odd duck. Pope has or had shares and loans to CRTP, and there are very obvious signs the company is in business and doing OK, if not doing very well.

http://www.ritarpower.com/

http://ritarpower.xmg09.host.35.com/news.aspx?id=212

and here comes the SEC to rescue us. I am getting real tired of the SEC letting these stocks trade in the first place, while the criminals are allowed to cash out, and then letting the SEC screw the retail share holders like me with a suspension and possible revoking of the shares right to trade after the cat is out of the bag.

The SEC has it backwards, they seem to be there to protect the Banksters and Lawcrooks, so they can legally unload junk, and then close up shop and stick the retail people with shares they can no longer trade simply because the SEC decides it is time to halt trading.

It is time the SEC took on the Bank-stab-lishment and protected the retail investor for once. It is time the SEC set up a way for these shares to be tradeable with out the expensive bloated costs for reported, tradeable by those willing to take the risk of buying and owning shares like CRTP of companies that actually exist with real operations, real products and real sales.


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