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09/26/10 1:05 PM

#28225 RE: eddy2 #28224

There is a reason why some companies ask that you don't have shares kept under your brokers street names, also a broker who has a client that owns shares in companies that there financials are not for the public to see as in the case of UVSE they are not allowed to buy the shares them selfs, but can if the shares of there clients are in there street name they can charge the client in a round about by diluting the company that the client invested in.


Think out side the box and no your SEC rules and make sure you have your shares registered under your own address to prevent the company you invested in from being diluted.


No your SEC rules and think out side the box on how those rules can be taken advantage of and how you yourself can be diluted by fractional shares.


I'm a retail investor who has read the sec rules to know how it works. Ask your broker if any of this what I have said is true should you have a broker you can talk too then watch him skate around avoiding your questions and feeding you pure BS.


She is a pirates game Warren Buffet had his fathers brokerage business. Read his books. He dosn't spell it out in black and white but he will give you enough information should you know the rules to figure it out how it works it is not hard.


IPO'S are a big gamble and if you don't how the market works the risk goes up a hundred fold if your not set up to protect your self from what I have been warning you of here.


There could be a dead cat bounce were the ones who are set up will come in again once they put other capital to work and buy more private companies to expand there opporations and bring in more clients granted they can't push a stock that falls under certain guild lines it is called manipulation and is in violation of the sec rules if I'm correct as to what manipulation is.

Even if your not set up, make sure you hold on to a few shares cause there will be name changes etc. It will allow you to follow the company when she trades back on too the over the counter or if your luckey the Nasdeq and you can jump back into the game should every thing go well.


There are out right scams out there, business men with lots of assets, be careful and know the people your investing in and there companies.