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tutankhamuns

06/20/18 8:17 AM

#169629 RE: Dailygainz trading #169624

Please read the entire excerpt from the filing before assuming that’s what I’m “angry” about. Lmao

895 shares of common stock couldn’t even satisfy the most insignificant note issued by BVTK. THAT’S the joke...

Tom has absolutely no interest nor incentive regarding BVTK. Hence why he has successfully dumped over 10 trillion shares (yes, Trillion with a “T”) since becoming CEO of the company.
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stemcell

06/20/18 8:19 AM

#169631 RE: Dailygainz trading #169624

gov't clearance has nothing to do with holding stock. where do you come up with this stuff?

Can you find me an individual that has government clearance that has ever had the ability to hold common shares from a legal standpoint ? Lol you won’t find one . Please understand these things before you share your anger



what???? legal standpoint?


“Aside from any financial disclosure and ethics obligations mandated by the Office of Government Ethics – the 287 form is the relevant one – merely holding stocks or trading stocks isn’t a security concern on its own,” explained BradP. Moss, Esq of the Law Offices of Mark Zaid. “That’s standard financial behavior for millions of Americans.”

That sentiment was mirrored by Moss’s colleague Mark Zaid, Washington D.C. attorney specializing in litigation and lobbying on matters relating to international transactions, torts and crimes, national security.

“There is nothing within the adjudicative guidelines that would prevent a clearance holder from owning stocks,” Zaid told ClearanceJobs. “Absent violating a rule or law regarding ethics or insider trading, simply owning stocks – even foreign mutual funds – is not a security disqualification.
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flyersdh

06/20/18 9:22 AM

#169640 RE: Dailygainz trading #169624

Uhh thousands of people at Raytheon, Leidos, Lockheed, Boeing, Northrop own common shares and have government clearance.