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Posted On: 09/17/2023 1:00:32 PM
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Great post - well stated and very true.
Nobody is stealing from these supposed 'loyal longs', there are many many millions of shares available - and as seen this week, nobody wants them - even at these prices.
Dalton has not followed through on a single statement over a period of a decade, and at this point people have simply had enough. His companies only exist to the extent he can lay claim in their legitimacy, not a single partnership alluded to has ever materialized, neither have any of the products he asserted ownership of, his own board do not publicize their involvement in UNVC or own any shares - he has lost all credibility.
Bless Ritchie, if he was really buying every time he stated he was - which was almost daily even during the peak highs - the poor guys stimulus check and any money mom and dad gave him is lost, he will be truly under water. The irony is he believes he is a 'true long' and wears the badge with pride, yet the 'true longs' that influenced him were cashing out like pirates... which does raise the question, who are the real manipulators?
On that note... perhaps look up the SEC rule called Regulation Fair Disclosure.
Regulation Fair Disclosure states that “when an issuer discloses material nonpublic information to certain individuals or entities, the issuer must also make public disclosure of that information.”
We can only speculate that Dalton is unfamiliar with this rule.
Nobody is stealing from these supposed 'loyal longs', there are many many millions of shares available - and as seen this week, nobody wants them - even at these prices.
Dalton has not followed through on a single statement over a period of a decade, and at this point people have simply had enough. His companies only exist to the extent he can lay claim in their legitimacy, not a single partnership alluded to has ever materialized, neither have any of the products he asserted ownership of, his own board do not publicize their involvement in UNVC or own any shares - he has lost all credibility.
Bless Ritchie, if he was really buying every time he stated he was - which was almost daily even during the peak highs - the poor guys stimulus check and any money mom and dad gave him is lost, he will be truly under water. The irony is he believes he is a 'true long' and wears the badge with pride, yet the 'true longs' that influenced him were cashing out like pirates... which does raise the question, who are the real manipulators?
On that note... perhaps look up the SEC rule called Regulation Fair Disclosure.
Regulation Fair Disclosure states that “when an issuer discloses material nonpublic information to certain individuals or entities, the issuer must also make public disclosure of that information.”
We can only speculate that Dalton is unfamiliar with this rule.
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