1. If people have reported pawson's actions to the SEC, that would mean CBAY is being watched in some capacity. If they are aware of his trickery then that will help narrow down possibilities.
2. Was curious to know some of pawsons tactics, but that's personal business so lets leave it at that.
What I'm after in a way is to know if pawson was aware that he is in trouble. If he's in trouble by the SEC, creditors, investors, and any litigation via the supposed asset deals, then we can safely assume he's looking for an exit. Now he's not exiting without some sort of gain (greed). That can give us some kind of indication to what he is up to, and where he's going. Rizvi may be part of his exit plan, and so taking into account what we know we can make a better prediction of what the future holds.
When I look at Rizvi's fillings I see two things.
1. He purposefully used deceptive measures to entice short selling, and to keep investors away.
2. He's some young gun with to much of daddy's money, and not enough business sense. I would say a moronic maneuver.
When I think of 2nd, the possibility of pawson being involved seems likely to some degree, but to what extent. We have to think greedily, and realize that pawson has shares of his own. Now if he's exiting, it's to his advantage for CBAY to rize in PPS, unless he has shorted some how. Maybe he's providing consul to Rizvi, it says he was terminated as President, and CEO, but if he still has a sizable share count does that not mean he could still be a director? That's one reason we need to know what the share structure is.
In any case I want to review the Lenox deal again before delving to deeply in the subject, but before that there are other questions to deal with. Namely the convertable notes, and Aspen Cove.
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