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trader59

01/24/20 10:18 PM

#98831 RE: Longstrongsilver #98830

There is no "discretion" in any rule/regulation to hide a deal for the company/shares throughout and past the closing of bankruptcy/CCAA proceedings. There is no "discretion" to make a deal for the issued and outstanding shares of a company that does not involve the owners of those shares in the deal making and approval. There is no discretion to make a deal and not get approval from the judges and for the details of that deal to not be disclosed. That isn't opinion, that is fact. Anybody that claims an alternate "opinion" is either severely misinformed or just propagating yet another fairy tale.

There was no other deal.

Real McCoy

01/24/20 11:25 PM

#98838 RE: Longstrongsilver #98830

There is discretion as long as anything reasonably expected to affect the price has to be disclosed.

I am not sure why you believe in the quasi-secret disclosure, where you announce a transaction, not by announcing the transaction but hinting at it.