Being a public traded company, there are also securities violations, among which was the conspiracy with Jason Nielsen where he ran pump and dumps and used some of the proceeds to pay ArrayIT's rent.
$ARYC as a mandatory SEC filer had a duty to report to shareholders on a periodic basis. They tried to evade their duty by deregistering the security in 2019 and going dark.
To be clear, $ARYC could have reported tens of millions in losses or profits annually. The mandate to report in a timely manner is the same. 2018 was still a mandatory reporting period. No question about that.
1. It was a tweet 2. It was revenue guidance 3. It was $2 million per week
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45. Some of these tweets were false or misleading. For example, on or about March 11, 2019, SCHENA tweeted that Arrayit “increases weekly guidance for medical billing associated with its physician-prescribed allergy testing services from $1,000,000 ($1 million) per week . . . to $2,000,000 ($2 million) per week.” This implied not only that Arrayit’s billings had doubled, but also that Arrayit’s prior billings were greater than $50,000,000 per year.
I screenshot all of those tweets. Yes it was tweeted. Alot of false info was tweeted. The Nasdaq bullshit uplisting 3 times tweeted. Lots of screenshots.