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uwf2466

11/19/10 9:27 PM

#22912 RE: bigstocksnbonds #22909

If Crescent had held their shares this long, this would have given them theoretical ownership of 5.98% (44,444,444 / 743,732,651). Assuming that pink sheet companies still have to follow rules imposed by the SEC, which they do, a Schedule 13d has to be submitted "by anyone who acquires beneficial ownership of 5% or more of any class of publicly-traded securities in a public company." Source: Wikipedia

That doesn't mean that they weren't slowly selling for the past month, but if they were slowly selling, it probably put them over 5% and would have necessitated an SEC filing. The odds suggest they wanted their money. And the odds also suggest they doubled the $220k that was loaned to PCFG when they sold.

Just my opinion, but I think that Crescent saw the opportunity to get their money back and took it in early October.

Captain Black Bob Blanco

11/20/10 2:39 PM

#22942 RE: bigstocksnbonds #22909

Tv metguy has no proof that Crescent is selling. It is just more of his wild speculation. Maybe some of the longs are taking some profits before the upcoming holiday season. I sold over a million shares at 5 cents to get my initial inveatment back plus some gains, and still hold a large position. Lots of people bought in at sub-penny prices, and probably got tired of waiting for the heavily promoted upcoming pr. Pcfg has a track record of missing momentum surges with their prs. Shareholders get all excited, and then nothing for months at a time.