Replies to post #79659 on Decision Diagnostics Corp (DECN)

[Johnny_C]

Of course, X or Y have no way of verifying that it is actually a scam, right? It's just a WAG or SWAG on X's or Y's part, right? X or Y have not actually been party to insider information that has seemed to de-legitimized the company, right?

There is only one reason the stock is trading in the greys, and it is not X or Y, or Z. or C.

It is because of press releases that that triggered and SEC investigation and led to the SEC suspending. Berman wrote the press releases.

The cure is simple, prove the device works and file an 550 with the SEC. Berman should be humble and perhaps even admit he was misleading with press releases and other publications and claims online.

Here is the link explaining what to do, I am sure Bozo Berman has memorized it. I would suggest he get a BOD and an attorney to read all future press releases;

If he validates his device, takes off his Bozo suit and deals with the SEC respectfully shareholders (which i am NOT) will have a chance.

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https://www.sec.gov/about/rulesprac042004.htm#550

Rule 550. Summary Suspensions Pursuant to Exchange Act Section 12(k)(1)(A).
(a) Petition for Termination of Suspension. Any person adversely affected by a suspension pursuant to Section 12(k)(1)(A) of the Exchange Act, 15 U.S.C. 78l(k)(1)(A), who desires to show that such suspension is not necessary in the public interest or for the protection of investors may file a sworn petition with the Secretary, requesting that the suspension be terminated. The petition shall set forth the reasons why the petitioner believes that the suspension of trading should not continue and state with particularity the facts upon which the petitioner relies.

(b) Commission Consideration of a Petition. The Commission, in its discretion, may schedule a hearing on the matter, request additional written submissions, or decide the matter on the facts presented in the petition and any other relevant facts known to the Commission. If the petitioner fails to cooperate with, obstructs, or refuses to permit the making of an examination by the Commission, such conduct shall be grounds to deny the petition.

https://www.sec.gov/about/rulesprac042004.htm#550