MNTR threw away $2,121,000 in 2014.
$1,500,000 to Bhang, now in arbitration (arbitration forced on MNTR by a Federal District Judge).
$621,000 paid to someone somewhere for "credit default insurance".
And then paid CEO Billingsley $258,396 in March 2014, on top of his usual $120,000 salary.
Chester is in a "better position".
Many lawyers are in a "better position".
The people who conned Chester out of $621,000 in cash are certainly in a "better position".
Are MNTR stockholders who bought at $5-6-7-8 a share in a "better position"?
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Do MASSIVE AMOUNTS of due diligence.