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bullmkt99

05/12/26 11:38 AM

#45132 RE: Alley-oop #45126

This is day 25 since Javier apparently submitted the FINRA paperwork.

As I already posted, as per my research with AI, for simple, fully documented and correct FINRA submissions for a 6490 Corporate Action (Acquisitions Dividend Distribution), it should take FINRA up to 30 calendar days to give their approval. However, I have zero clue of the quality of Javier's paperwork that was submitted to FINRA and any remaining "FINRA standard and expected processing issues".

I am speculating that the SNTX's action of changing their transfer agent has delayed this FINRA process so I would keep this in mind.

I think that FINRA giving their approval by mid June is a fair timeline. However, if FINRA has still not given their approval by then, I would not be concerned just yet. I would give up to 3 months for this FINRA approval.

Since the SNTX acquisitions have been completed and since the GTVH and the SNTX have the same transfer agent, once FINRA approves the dividends, these shares should be distributed quickly to GTVH shareholders automatically to their trading accounts.

I remain VERY confident that the GTVH shareholders will receive the SNTX Acquisition Dividend shares. I am speculating that Javier or someone close to him will also be getting these SNTX Acquisitions' Dividend shares so I believe he would have a huge interest and motivation for this Dividend distribution to happen.

AI response:

"Key Reasons for FINRA Rule 6490 Rejection?"

Incomplete or Unreliable Information: Submissions that are inaccurate,
incomplete, or lack proper corporate authorization.

Lack of Regulatory Compliance: The issuer is not current in its SEC reporting obligations.

Fraud or Investor Protection Concerns: If FINRA determines that the transaction is fraudulent, misleading, or poses a threat to public investors.

Uncertainty in Settlement: Significant uncertainty regarding the transfer agent's ability to handle the change in the security's settlement and clearance.

Regulatory/Criminal Investigations: Persons involved in the action are currently under investigation or subject to pending regulatory actions.

Premature or Improper Disclosure: Issuers releasing news of the action before receiving notice that FINRA has processed it

Given the above, I don't see how FINRA will NOT approve the SNTX Acquisitions' Dividends. I think the SNTX/GTVH will qualify.

IMO.