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SevenTenEleven

09/23/14 4:35 PM

#41355 RE: janice shell #41351

HRNF - I would assume so. This appears to be more of an issue with R & T than anything else.

I agree. I wonder if the SEC took a look at their dealings with other clients.



One needs to ask if R & T was advising their clients on what they "could" and "couldn't do" with regard to issuance.

I know that in a court of law, they company and its officers are ultimately responsible for their actions and decisions. So claiming "the TA said I could do it" won't hold water.

But it is still a question to ask. How much ill advice was the TA giving its clients?

And also, how much was R & T leaking out, to select parties/entities, who were then trading, short or long, on information that had not yet been made public.

Many have suspected that there is a leak at the TA level, the broker level, and or the market maker level with regard to the issuance of shares, well in advance of the public being notified.