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$UPERMAN

03/28/15 2:35 PM

#35781 RE: Cuppy #35780

Absolutely false info there!!

Since Facebook is not the legally recognized communications channel for SEC-compliant news releases


All media has been approved as OK to release company info's.
Since last year already bud.
The days of paying every time a company wants to update its
investors is long gone. Welcome to the digital age.
Facebook quickly became the #1 public source of company release
of day to day updates.

Go MVTG


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sps50

03/28/15 7:01 PM

#35783 RE: Cuppy #35780

The SEC regulations and reports will tell us about insider activity. The legal aspects of PR's NR's, tech office visits, work contracts, etc. tell me of solid progress. Much more so than the years 2008-2012 IMHO, so I am pleased as an investor here.
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eiddle

03/29/15 12:17 PM

#35786 RE: Cuppy #35780

Social media can be used for news releases as long as they are made public at the same time and company informs public where....news releases can be found.
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Ecomike

03/30/15 5:19 PM

#35811 RE: Cuppy #35780

I suggest you recheck the SEC status of using social media, like facebook for investor updates

"Since Facebook is not the legally recognized communications channel for SEC-compliant news releases,"

As it is now accepted by the SEC in leu of 8-K fillings thanks to NetFlix and the SEC approval of the use of social media....in 2013.

It is also accpetable in leu of PRs to use social media for non SEC required updates to investors. Not every change in a company requires an SEC update, nor is every change in a company insider info just because it has not been released in an SEC 8-K. Most changes in companies do not require any SEC update. For example, Amin's departure from MVTG was not an SEC event, as he was not a director. His departure was know the day it happened by anyone (like me) watching his Linkden profile.

In fact if another huge $$$$$$$-BP-operation explodes again, you can bet it will be all over social media, and public long before the 8-K is filed.