Posted On: 10/12/2015 2:03:35 AM
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Re: SevenTenEleven #8
Add ticker, SFIO, to that list as that stock is also under an unexplained mysterious illegal global lock by the DTCC seemingly after a massive naked short selling attack was launched against the stock a day after SEC litigation came out against the previous CEO of the company.
The iLube criminal manipulation ring gang of naked short sellers working with their crony foreign hedge funds in Europe, Malta and the Caymans were boasting about how there 'is a lot of money to be made naked short selling' OTC stocks in trouble with the SEC, etc and to 'come over' to the dark side to make 'a lot of money', minutes before the bear raid began, bragging how in minutes they were going to 'take it down' and the stock then dropped from $0.038 to $0.0041 in the last 15 minutes of the trading session, the day after the three online criminal brokerages, ETrade, ScottTrade and TDAmeritrade naked short sold all day, over half of the float worth of IOU phantom shares to unsuspecting retail longs, their very own client customers, and then after hours on the same day the DTCC announced a 'global lock' on SFIO.
It should be interesting, to say the least, to witness what the ultimate outcomes are for these globally locked stocks, in the end.
GLTY
The iLube criminal manipulation ring gang of naked short sellers working with their crony foreign hedge funds in Europe, Malta and the Caymans were boasting about how there 'is a lot of money to be made naked short selling' OTC stocks in trouble with the SEC, etc and to 'come over' to the dark side to make 'a lot of money', minutes before the bear raid began, bragging how in minutes they were going to 'take it down' and the stock then dropped from $0.038 to $0.0041 in the last 15 minutes of the trading session, the day after the three online criminal brokerages, ETrade, ScottTrade and TDAmeritrade naked short sold all day, over half of the float worth of IOU phantom shares to unsuspecting retail longs, their very own client customers, and then after hours on the same day the DTCC announced a 'global lock' on SFIO.
It should be interesting, to say the least, to witness what the ultimate outcomes are for these globally locked stocks, in the end.
GLTY
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