JBZ, it appears that Southridge traded in Germany in 2008 and maybe the first part of 2009.  I took a look at the trading history on the following link.  They may have delisted over there.  Not sure what if anything is meant by having it trading on the German market.  Remember during the recession there were short interests that were taking upon themselves to set up trading on the German exchanges without the consent of the management of the company.  Many companies had to go thru the rigors of delisting their stock over there.  Could be some early shorts from that period too.  I really don't think it means anything to us or SRGE/Novamex/MSJ at this point.

http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=S2E2.BE

Also, found this Bloomberg German Market link for Southridge Enterprises, Inc.  Not is says they are exploring minerals in Canada.

http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/S2E2:GR