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Codycrusher

01/09/20 1:09 AM

#28726 RE: farml1234 #28725

EVERYBODY READ, according to the SEC law and how things roll, if you are a 10% shareholder or majority shareholder of a company, you can only sell your shares so many such shares I believe but am not certain, it’s either every quarter period of the year or every year, you are limited to only selling a certain limit of shares each and every quarter period or year, Subpennies could not place 200 million or whatever shares at once to sell because he is restricted to selling only a certain limit of shares per year, and if by any chance he was selling past his limit of shares per year, OR quarter period, and If the SEC caught onto him, he could be penalized and be in a sort of way, breaking the law.

MAJORITY SHAREHOLDERS AND 10% plus shareholders have legalities connected to them they must follow or they are considered breaking the law and will be held accountable.
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noping

01/09/20 1:03 PM

#28734 RE: farml1234 #28725

Because that’s Chris. He’s posted before and left enough clues. And yes he still holds 1 billion shares. Of course he’d like it to go up. But at this rate when is it going to. He’s stuck like the rest of us who had our notes converted. Right now we’re restricted but when they free up either we flood the market and screw ourselves or hope for something big. At this point Chris has nothing to lose with those shares. Although I’m not positive they are all tradable at the moment.