No doubt, thanks... im around just watching and waiting. I think itll all come to fruition.. my bet is placed been in and out of CCTL for a while now since last year, but since the run down bought a bunch of shares before CE was unjustly placed... (unjustly because it caused brokers to infringe on our right to use our money how we see fit).
See my opinion of all this is that they shouldnt have the right to tell us what to buy or what not to. They could however make a second step in terms of a unsolicited order, and add another form users need to read and sign, that they do realize its buyer beware caveat emptor. The information also in that form each buyer needs to sign (electronically), will also detail the WHY it happened in the name of investor transparency.
Otherwise brokers are halting purchases without any other info to send to their clients other than sorry rejected order. Some people would say its up to management to divulge, but it wasn't mangagement that put the CE on their own company, so those that put it on need to be up front about it.
A 2 factor authentication of sorts for purchasing CE stocks, would give investors greater transparency on the WHY you should beware when purchasing this stock, notify them about the heightened risks while leaving the freedom of people spend their money how they see fit, not some schlub behind a grey cubicle with other shit bureaucrats, and cronies.
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