This is too funny - first the stock doesn't exist that you posted Merrill Lynch owns 2 Billion shares - BYRRF. You do understand that the F means the stock is traded on a Foreign Exchange and can be a company that provides high quality disclosures in the home country exchange.
Institutional investors don't become involved with Form 15 companies (stinky pinkys - non-SEC filers - Dark companies) like AVVH. Especially one that is a empty shell that was recently hijacked.
"You’re just wrong about the whole sentiment there tho like institutional investors DO invest in pink stocks there’s countless I could name hell MERRIL LYNCH owns 2 billion in byrrf for example. Management has delivered on everything they said they would, and will continue to do the same. You’re messing with the wrong management here buddy better just cover your short position now"
Of course no one is shorting AVVH - it isn't economically feasible - and you certainly don't have any proof it is being shorted - there isn't any FTDs so there goes the naked shorting storyline.
OTC investors that post about the nefarious shorting don't have a clue about the mechanics of shorting - the $2.50 rule makes shorting stocks below $2.50 especially true penny stocks financially improbable - then there are margin maintenance fees and borrowing fees.
Management hadn't delivered anything - AVVH, Omnis and GQC are all empty shells or companies.
Cooley is still providing information to investors although it was stated that SSM sold Krisa the controlling Preferred shares - then Krisa was supposed to have sold the controlling Preferred shares to Omnis which is owned/controlled by Sanchez but Cooley is still the mouthpiece.
And it is hilarious that anyone would believe a institutional investor is interested in a shell company (void of assets and revenue) - Cooley is just another Twitter pumping gasbag.
Remember Cooley was also involved with the Justin Costello scams so he lacks any credibility.
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