Replies to post #140537 on NanoTech Entertainment Inc (NTEK)

[jutkl]

Yup, all good.:)

[drifter]

I did what you suggested, reread Nadia's post.

Here is one from May that caught my attention


Nadia Tuesday, 05/07/13 12:20:36 PM
Re: None
Post # of 140545

pos NTEK hits 3 month low of $0.01.

Still OVERVALUED by a factor of 40-50 ($0.0002)

Mark this post.

Thanks...

[Nikodemos]

Oh really? SHOW ME WHERE THE 278mm shares NTEK
"effectively" retired off the O/S (in 2013) came from:
The 238mm already put down & the 40mm in escrow for
Foxconn manufacturing LOC (that are designated
for RETIREMENT thereafter!!!)


When someone can SHOW ME where those shares CAME FROM
PRECISELY,....ALL OF THEM, then their might be a
conversation to be had.


GET THE FACTS!!!

NTEK

[Pennylanepam]

PROVIDE THE LINK FOR FORM 4

No selling of shares by a company official without it!!

Remember or do I have to post the regulations again

[Pennylanepam]

Ok just for you again and Nadja

WRONG YOU DISQUALIFIED YOUR FURTHER POSTS BY STATING WHAT YOU DID

Here's the facts folks in order for FOLEY to sELL SHARES OF HIS shares he has to file a FORM 4

Q: Can investors find out when the CEO is selling company stock?

A:
Securities regulators require a company's officers and directors, or investors that own more than 10% of the stock, to file documents outlining their ownership with the Securities and Exchange Commission. That includes the CEO.

There are a number of forms these officers and investors must file. When a company first issues stock, the CEO must file what's called a Form 3. This document describes the officer's ownership stake and is available at the SEC's website at www.sec.gov.

More importantly, over time a CEO may buy or sell the company's stock. These changes in ownership must be disclosed on what's called a FORM 4 These documents must be filed within two business days of the transactions. The Form 4, also available from the SEC's website, is the document that's most important since they contain most of the major transactions reported to the SEC.

Lastly, officers and directors must report any transactions that were exempt from being on a Form 4 on a Form 5. These documents are much less common, but still important to get a full picture of what the CEO is doing.

There's just one caution. Just because a CEO is selling stock doesn't mean the company is in trouble or the stock is about to tank. Remember that CEOs are people, too, with kids to put through college and homes to buy. Excessive or unusual selling is one thing to watch for, but just regular or routine selling doesn't tell you much more than that a CEO is looking to raise cash, usually for personal reasons. That's why some investors pay much more attention to when a CEO is buying stock. When CEOs buy the stock in the open market, and not part of an automatic purchase or pay package, that can be a promising sign about the future.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/columnist/krantz/2013/04/07/ceo-selling-insider-trading/2049909/

So if FOLEYis diluting shares then provide us a link to the form 4.

GET THE FACTS OR GIVE ME A LINK!!
You scare only novices here not US!

NTEK LONG STRONG

BY THE WAY , THE AUTHOR FROM MEDIA MARKT NP1 Article confirmed IT WILL BE BLOCKBUSTER!

[Pennylanepam]

Company officials bought over 250 million shares last 4 months