By not being able to view the amended convertible Notes, the door remains open that there may be some clause in the new debt conversion terms that will allow the Note holders to avoid losing money if the price drops below $.004/share. In fact, I'd be shocked if there isn't.
Yep. Betcha anything.
Yes, it is possible that the RDGL Note holders had already called for some conversions prior to the 10 day freeze using the old conversion terms which would have given them stock at $.0014/share. They could have still still been holding that stock through the 10 day freeze then started selling it immediately after the 10 day freeze ended.
I don't think there's any doubt. On the 10th, RDGL traded 200 million shares, way more volume than it'd seen in a very long time.
I really wonder who their attorney is. My guess would be that since they withdrew the S-1, they're not going forward with the firms that compiled it. But as with so many things RDGL, we just don't know.
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