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Drugdoctor

03/24/13 8:47 AM

#52353 RE: GreenClover #52352

This is correct. The insiders control about 31 million shares and are not selling them, no form 4's... The remaining 10 million shares are held by the previous debt holders, are free trading, and it does seem they are feeding them into the float at this time, as the price has trended steadily down recently as the volume increased. Will the HYPE of a gambling site launch attract enough investors to cash out the sellers? I'm not convinced, so I am on the sidelines watching the show. Also, has there been additional "free trading shares" issued for other reasons that we don't know about?

The seanimac website where the "Irish Casino" will be operated still seems to be all dead links, http://www.seaniemac.com/# -so I'm wondering if it will, in fact, launch on time? And then, will it attract enough players to actually turn a profit?

Finally, it will take months before SEC filings reflect what the company actually reports as revenue, so, imo, there is plenty of time to buy into this version of "COPI", as it still is a real gamble on an offshore gambling website, imo..

GLTA

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Pennieweyez

03/24/13 2:34 PM

#52360 RE: GreenClover #52352

Ok so I looked over the 8k while I was not falling asleep and ascertained the following:

RDRD was created for the acquisition of Seaniemac...yes

The 10,000,000 "unrestricted freely tradable post reverse split shares" of COPI were ordered by 11th circuit judge Miami Dade County.

Barry Brookstein, [CEO, Chairman, CFO and Secretary (usually a red flag)] and his partner are still owed $1,000,000 by the company. He also effectively owns ALL of series A,B,C and D of preferred convertible stock.

The company must ensure that they are converted or redeemed in rhe next 30 days and the owning parties have agreed to give them an additional 60 days.

The only shares applicable to rule 144 are the RESTRICTED shares RDRD has. Not these millions and millions of others that they paid their debt and own salaries with; including to a substantial amount to Brookstein's custodial partner Henry Ponzio. Really, Henry...PONZI-o. Like, "o Henry, where did my money go?"

They still owe substantial dividends for a few years, mostly to him.

For the next few years they will be required to pay multiple $10,000's of GROSS profit to the company that created their website/platform. The one with dead links, except for the investor relations portion...of course.

Thanks for the permission to trade as I wish by the way; instead, how about maybe we can all make some money here but let's have the right information and be aware on this one.