Well, with the SEC poking around...any day now...looking into schoengood's disposal of tens of millions of ntek shares......I'd rather hope that mfst, the company, is clean.
I'm sure that the ceo isn't.
Kinda funny that mfst ceo schoengood has the extra cash...to "invest" in ntek...yet doesn't...with mfst.
He could have negotiated better terms with himself and perhaps received more than $64,594 ($63,480 + $1,114) for damn near the entire pos mfst company (11,131,750 shares).
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