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Posted On: 11/22/2018 10:56:50 PM
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Re: DieselBuzz #4041
MMEX / Mad J.'s partners in crime are the toxic lenders - loan sharks...
They're well aware of the game, unlike most of the MMEX STRONG. Mad J. is simply the insider collaborator on the MMEX side.
The ex-split price is the adjusted share price on the ex date when the reverse split occurs. But thanks for your failed, pedantic attempt at "lingo."
The toxic lenders are making out like bandits in Mad J.'s scheme, with an average cash-on-cash return around 300%.
They're well aware of the game, unlike most of the MMEX STRONG. Mad J. is simply the insider collaborator on the MMEX side.
The ex-split price is the adjusted share price on the ex date when the reverse split occurs. But thanks for your failed, pedantic attempt at "lingo."
The toxic lenders are making out like bandits in Mad J.'s scheme, with an average cash-on-cash return around 300%.
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Toxic debt companies don't know it's a share selling scheme? I think they would be forever grateful if you let them know too. Those guys are gonna lose some serious cash.
And don't you mean post-split? It's quite possible I may not be up to date with your institutions lingo. curious
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