parrishilton obviously you feel strongly that Asher is shorting his convertibles as you have mention shorting 4 times since January.Care to elaborate what you where getting at in the post below.If he is shorting on some kind of insider information (such as your reverse split claims) he is breaking the law and the proper authorities need to be advised :-)
parrishilton Friday, January 27, 2012 1:05:27 PM
Re: None
someone is shorting this stock which is keeping it low also it is in their best interest since they are shorting ENTB to keep the stock low by always being negative and twisting the facts with a negative slant. also if they can shake out shareholders that would make the stock fall below .01 which would benefit their pocket book.It is best to only focus on cold hard facts that are filed in reports and also do your own home work to avoid all these diversion tactics employed by con poeple.
parrishilton Monday, January 30, 2012 10:33:17 PM
Re: casper1 post# 1881
you are close to the answer casper 1 what if you own convertable notes ? you would not be naked shorting then ?
parrishilton Friday, February 17, 2012 2:52:09 PM
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I am not so sure this is a failure since they do in fact have a huge amount of revenue coming in. If only they could pay off the convertable notes that Asher owns who keeps shorting the stock that would take the pressure out of the equation. Also stem cell therapy is a valid business and can bring in money if it is developed correctly. I do see this unsteadyness as an SUV with run flat tires . tires are flat but because of pre-planning the car is still headed safely to its goal just not as fast. With a few adjustments and some more clinics it could certainly get back on its feet. Let us not forget that MR Koos has a doctorate of business administration in finance. I see based on past performance that he will get this ship on course since ENTB has met many of the milestones they set out to do verses companys that are all talk with no money coming in.
parrishilton Thursday, April 19, 2012 11:02:40 AM
Re: fireballz post# 2381
i know Asher is shorting convertable notes and want the share price to stay low but there is no way they have all the shares that are being dumped. also only really 4 big block holders and they would not dump. would market makers buy and sell over and over ? for what? the PR firm did not have enough shares to dump to match the volume. why and who is dumping right after market closes ? i think some of the restricted shares have passed their date and can be legally sold. could some insider purposly be trying to keep share price low to make a boat load of money if and when it goes up either on their remaining shares or place an order for a huge amount before a PR is released-oh but they must give notice--this is a real puzzle.
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