If I am looking at the information correctly the person selling the securities needs to file the paperwork with the SEC. The company is not responsible for the filing.
Now if that's the case, it's all dependent on this investor to file and then for the SEC to release the info to the public. We may not see this until after the sell off is over.
Do what ya gotta do. Believe what ya gotta believe.
But I know one thing, if the company treasurer is saying that an investor is selling their shares and it's just the company that is really diluting the stock, do you think someone would be liable for this action?
Do you think the company treasurer wants to be out in left field all alone in this mastermind scam to dilute the shares?
I can't beleive that my friend, but hey you do what you gotta do.........
Boca_Bobby