the follow up call this week from the sec came directly from my last *complaint* with finra's whistle blower group a few months' back
The person called and said please stop sending us all of these complaints. We throw the Level 2 complaints in the trash and it is starting to waste paper. We throw the other ones away now too because quite frankly we are sick of getting these long letters that pretend to be some sort of secret code interpretation but in reality just show a lack of market understanding. Please stop bogging us down so we can continue to investigate all of the other scams out there and send out some more Wells Notices.
And as I've posted before mam, some issues here caught my attention when I initiated my own private process of fact vetting. Issues that are apparently are summarily discounted and taken as a given, sail right over smart peoples heads.
I believe I'm on solid grounds for contacting the SEC and asking very specific questions.
Hmmm, three aggregious errors about the company and two government "facts" that simply aren't even possible let alone feasible. Pile that on top of an almost certainty that the SEC would show absolutely zero serious interest in such ludicrous claims and suddenly the "Expo picture" clears up a lot from where it's being pitched at this end of the reality spectrum. It's no wonder that what is being waited for here is "transparency" from Expo Holdings. I once suspected it might not be recognized when it arrived, now all doubt has been removed, LOL. IMHO.