Posted On: 09/13/2013 11:15:25 AM
Post# of 5066
Here's my theory:
Koos made some crappy financing decisions (fact). One of which was with Asher Enterprises, a known manipulator that causes death spirals due the fact that the company capitalizes on a company's inability to satisfy the debt in the allocated amount of time. One of the ways this is done (so it is said) is by shorting the hell out of stock.
Asher is not the only one at play here. And if you think that Koos has rid himself entirely of Asher, you are wrong.
The amount of stock held by corrupt finance companies is greater than many would believe. These companies in their efforts hire basher's to assist with creating fear and panic among the retailers so that they can continue to get their grimy hands on cheapies. These slimeballs are pretty easy to identify over yonder. So, keep at them.
So, what's my theory? The contract's in place with these companies specifically states that the shorting of the stock is prohibited. As far as I know, if shorting can be proved, in a court of law, the contract is null and void. If Koos suspects manipulation and shorting by a company with which he is under contract, a CUSIP change should be permitted. So...my theory is, Koos has become aware of the shorting, suspects it is being done in part by companies he is under contract with and aims to act accordingly. They can then duke it out in court. Meanwhile, this stock moves as it should.
That is my theory.
BMSN
Koos made some crappy financing decisions (fact). One of which was with Asher Enterprises, a known manipulator that causes death spirals due the fact that the company capitalizes on a company's inability to satisfy the debt in the allocated amount of time. One of the ways this is done (so it is said) is by shorting the hell out of stock.
Asher is not the only one at play here. And if you think that Koos has rid himself entirely of Asher, you are wrong.
The amount of stock held by corrupt finance companies is greater than many would believe. These companies in their efforts hire basher's to assist with creating fear and panic among the retailers so that they can continue to get their grimy hands on cheapies. These slimeballs are pretty easy to identify over yonder. So, keep at them.
So, what's my theory? The contract's in place with these companies specifically states that the shorting of the stock is prohibited. As far as I know, if shorting can be proved, in a court of law, the contract is null and void. If Koos suspects manipulation and shorting by a company with which he is under contract, a CUSIP change should be permitted. So...my theory is, Koos has become aware of the shorting, suspects it is being done in part by companies he is under contract with and aims to act accordingly. They can then duke it out in court. Meanwhile, this stock moves as it should.
That is my theory.
BMSN
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