InvestorsHub Logo

todd-m

05/14/21 6:31 PM

#79259 RE: frontloading #79257

For most companies, each shareholder may have one vote, regardless of how many shares of company stock he or she may own. I don’t understand, why does it matter if there is an upset shareholder who may have received millions shares in an illegal deal or an undisclosed settlement?

Ecomike

05/15/21 11:58 PM

#79349 RE: frontloading #79257

Well from the sound of this....

"out of thin air he resigns and supposedly instrumental in bringing in Salomonsky to investigate..Had no idea who Salomonsky was, nor his credentials to be chosen as nwgc investigator..Come to find out, Salomonsky ended up doing prison stint many years earlier for bribery corruption..the guy worth millions, plenty of high level political connections..and surprised he was bothering with nwgc at all.

Also surprised that Salomonsky set up his paper shell Mines llc prior to nwgc vs Robert Talbot lawsuit...Salomonsky spearheaded nwgc investigation, lawsuit filing indicates he was managing member for nwgc, although I never heard of any association anywhere in financials prior..

Anyway, we know it ended up undisclosed settlement."
--------------------------------------------------

...He is experience in that kind of criminal behavior, so he would make great investigator?

LOL

I see no possible way Mark Miller can loose.