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lucky, mydog

05/14/20 8:56 PM

#81996 RE: cvinvestor #81992

no, not exactly. if decn prevails, they would still be on the grey sheets. the sec can't do anything about that because the sec didn't send them to the greys, finra did. consequently, it's finra that gets them off the greys.
so, if decn prevails, what essentially that is is a "no further action letter" meaning there would then be no roadblock to decn to find a sponsoring market maker to submit a new form 211 to finra and finra would have no reason to not deem it effective..

airmikeyy

05/14/20 9:24 PM

#82005 RE: cvinvestor #81992

In either case, it forces the SEC to show its hand and the company to defend itself, not something you would normally do if you know you are guilty.



Agreed. I know a few people mention this already but if a movie were to be made about what is goin on with DECN I would defenitly pay to see.


DECN $$$$$$