Replies to post #294178 on CMKM Diamonds Inc. (fka CMKX)

[rodgranite]

Oh really????

Maybe you can point to some shred of proof that there is a short, other than the lies of Frizzell and some bulletin board posters. Just a little bit of real proof of a short would sure make the case go easier I would think. You have no proof because you are delusional and refuse to see what is right in front of you. This scam will never yield a cent to any of you.

[Pedro2004]

Written by Pedro:

The Task Force never proved there was a short.

Written by strike4:

IN your Dreams..

No -- it was proved by those that faxed in their certificates.



I see you do not understand and you’re (secretly) asking for an explanation.
Great!
I don’t mind passing along knowledge to those that seek the truth!


NSS shares are electronic shares held in people’s brokerage account.
NSS shares are – not – backed up with a certificate.

The CMKM OS is at (rounded) 703 billion shares.
That means there are certificates (in the market) that backup the 703 billion shares.

I believe the Task Force shareholder number was (around) 40,000 shareholder that faxed in their certificates.
The certificates faxed in totaled (roughly) 630 billion shares.



The object was to account for all certificates (703 billion) and after all certificates had been accounted for…
Then get copies of the brokerage statements for those that could not get their certificates.

The Task Force counter reached 630 billion shares.
That meant there were 73 billion in certificates left on the market.

Since the Task Force counter never reached 703 billion shares --
Anyone still holding electronic shares in their brokerage account was backed up with a certificate.

If, in a hypothetical scenario –
There were 73 billion shares in certificates unaccounted for, AND….
There were 100 billion shares in brokerage account:
That means there are (100 less 73) – 27 billion share NSS.

In CMKM’s scenario –
The Task Force counter only reached 630 billion.
That meant there were 73 billion in certificates not accounted for, AND….
The number of electronic brokerage statements did not exceed the 73 billion number.



I hope you understand now, strike4?
The Task Force didn’t prove a short – and that’s not a dream.
It's a reality that I hope you finally accept one day.