Remove the "probably's" and the "common sense" assumptions and the fact is the public doesn't know who owns all the erhe shares other than the 400 million identified in the only 5%+ SEC filing. The other 2.6 billion shares is just a guess.
So why is it so frightening to declare where one stands on the list I presented? I see you have already declared you believe item #2, what about the other 9? Or are these bullish pieces of bullshit too ridiculously false to even touch?
1. There are over 1.5 billion shares short in secret foreign accounts
2. Offor owns over 50% and maybe 100% of erhe shares
3. There is a done deal with Total
4. Total is going to buy erhe for 10 cents/share or more by the end of this year (or maybe end of 2021 since it probably won't happen this year as originally promised with 100% probability in an earlier version of the bullish narrative)
5. With good news from erhc, a massive short squeeze will occur that will cause the financial markets to crumble (yes, that was also one of the narratives)
6. All erhe shares are in strong hands and no one is selling until a buyout is announced or commercial oil is proven up (even though selling is happening almost every day)
7. erhc will issue multiple 1 cent dividends in the near future
8. erhc will have the SEC reporting problems fixed in the near future
9. erhc shareholders will be better off if the company is privatized
10. There is a small circle of investors who together control more than 50% of erhe shares, yet only 1 person has complied with SEC disclosure regulations and reported a 5%+ position:
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