Replies to post #93548 on Expo Holdings Inc. (EXPH)

[fourkids_9pets]

btw .. something to .. er .. think about

we know that from march 2010 OS/AS essentially 1B
and that today the OS/AS is essentially 3.33B

so if mgmt wanted to release info in one fell swoop
how many of those 2.3B <of which we know at least
approx 600M are/were restricted common> would be held
by those *entities* who have the *LT* interests
of the company at hand?

i'm guessing *easily* 60 percent

i so look forward to what all forms show
for all co. insiders <mgmt/bod/beneficial>

i have the oddest feeling *some* are going to be *surprised*

and even with a 30 to 40 percent cover .. the .. er .. *volume*
that will have to be done .. will be *record setting* on exph

ho hum

patiently biding my time

==
4kids
all jmo

[ThePennyGuru]

Nice post and you are exactly correct. No insiders have sold one share.

[Renee]

Without those cotton pickin Form 3's to prove that EXPH MGMT's conversion of Preferred to Restricted Common as former CEO JD Brown declared in a public news release the collective intelligence of market participants quite apparently believe the EXPH insiders did sell vast amounts of purportedly restricted shares into their dozens of verifiably FALSE , MISLEADING , and definitely embellished news releases .

The SEC regulates Securities first and foremost . From requests that have been table-pounded for several years for the SEC and Finra to investigate manipulations in EXPH I can dadgum assure that the SEC will first look at EXPH the Security they regulate , and only if EXPH is squeaky clean on all counts would the SEC and Finra look for secondary causes of manipulations .

With approximately 3 billion shares traded in July , August , and September 2009 on a FLOAT that was authoritatively declared by you to be no more than 108 million the SEC should certainly investigate the approximate 3 billion in trading volume and the run to .03-ish cents during those 3 months .