The OSC is not looking at your "big picture". The OSC is looking at past events and will rule as to whether Sulja acted contrary to the public interest by breaking the Securities legislation of the Province of Ontario.
With the transactions in the nominee accounts and PV's own admissions ... the finding can only be YES ... they broke the law. imo
Grande25, to which "spirited international company" do you refer? From what I have understood, the company is a lumberyard in Ontario that has made no international deals. IMHO
"This perception is mainly held by bitter short term investors who have sparked the flame of doubt in so many folks"
NO, this is the truth. AD and PV and prob others, all were involved in putting out false PRs and selling shares to make themselves rich with our money. If you were not in SLJB DO NOT pretend to know what really happened...Many people lost a lot of money and some are still in waiting for it to recover enough to sell and get out. The lawsuits and legal expenses for years are gonna drain this company.
It is a flip stock and nothing else.
They even put a PR out about a possible $20mil rev stream that can only happen if they have the money to build a place and buy items for sale to stock it..
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