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08/22/15 2:37 AM

#38851 RE: notbrad #38850

I thought I would post this in relation to the ambulance chasers and a post from YMB that stated they are going to sue

Good luck trying to prove intent because you bought stock on a secondary market (not ipo) and the burden of proof is significantly higher. You will have no case. But if you had taken entry level accounting regulation you would know the difference between the different SEC acts (1933 and 1934) and the differences of burden of proof when purchasing stock on the open market (secondary) as opposed to primary (ipo). Sue all day long you have no proof, the ambulance chasers failed last time for the same reason. Ask yourself this did the ambulance chasers tried to sue NWBO last year? What was the outcome? Answer they tried last year, and they failed because they had no case (meaning they could not pass the burden of proof). Case closed