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07/03/19 10:37 PM

#63035 RE: TooFrank #63034

Wrong.

It was a perfect storm involving 2 or more outside trading entities with deep pockets.

SHMP didn't know what hit them as they did not capitalize fully on the opportunity - what a disappointment. They (the company) could or should be in a better financial position.

Delgado's friend already told everyione it was Delgado. SEC (FINRA) will verify and they (SHMP FRAUDSTERS) will be in a better confinement position...PRISON.

Oh yeah, didn't SHMP say that FINRA was already to La Coste and gave SHMP a clean bill of health? That was another lie.

Good day.

AfternoonDelight

07/03/19 11:14 PM

#63036 RE: TooFrank #63034

FINRA has already taken care of any questions they had with SHMP.

And they left with NOTHING!!

Maybe they need to come around here and bring their SEC buddies and see what’s cooking.

I have thousands of saved screenshots to share with them.

So do several of my fellow SHMP buddies.

Let’s do this!!

Yeah

@@@Roll SHMP Roll@@@

rt1127

07/03/19 11:45 PM

#63037 RE: TooFrank #63034

I agree. The run could have gone a lot higher and they could have received their funding for practically nothing had they been in-tune with investor expectations. I call it a blunder of a golden opportunity rather than an orchestrated attempt to manipulate. Possibly there could have been some efforts by Delgado but I believe the rest of the crew might have been so focused on the job at hand that they were clueless to what was going on. I’m probably going to get some flack for this, but the CEOs interviews were sloppy and contradictory in my opinion. A CEO with their finger on the pulse might have been more beneficial.