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Ecomike

11/22/11 10:43 AM

#965 RE: doggone #964

All I can tell you is he did not try to convince me to buy, sell or hold. Just gave me ABAT's and ABAT's auditor's side of the story of versus Nasdaq, that Nasdaq was acting one minute like they would wait for the bank data they asked for, then suddenly switched and said opps time is up, early, and suspended trading, in other words ABAT did not refuse to supply the bank data requested, only asked for what I gathered to be a few more days to arrange for the auditor to travel to the central bank to get the bank data proof Nasdaq demanded, or something like that. Long story, short, this can quickly go either way, news wise, and thus the price could go way up or down on news and trading resumption. Frankly I do not trust the SEC as much as I trust China firms these days, sad to say!!!! I no longer the US Congress or Europe to getb their act together either!!!! I would not be surprised if the SEC was being manipulated by short hedge funds. Hell look at how long they ignored Madoff!
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okvestor

11/22/11 10:47 AM

#966 RE: doggone #964

You can see more about them at:
http://rubensteinir.com/

They appear to be a relatively small IR firm based in NYC. They list ABAT as one of four case studies on their website. You can also find a bio on Tim Clemensen. All of this, of course, if written about them by themselves, so it may be biased. :-)