I can't agree with this Ohio poster more. If yo
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If you have by now taken time to read the Deep Capture series of articles from the 2006 time frame, you would understand that debt offerings with warrants or links to accessible new shares can be poison.
We do not know this owner of NTEK convertible debt. He or his collaborators could be our biggest source of shorts. I believe they have a convertible feature equal to 600,000,000 shares. That would explain their willingness to push for bankruptcy. Only a backstop like this explains continuing short activity in the face of NTEK's snowballing operational success.
That would also explain 60% of the magnitude of shorts that Alan has theorized about (1,000,000,000).
Imagine having a 600,000,000 backstop as the bad guys start to short this stock down from .17 to .0056. Think of the profit. What looks like big brass balls to us is nothing more than a fully protected guaranteed profit. We sit here and wonder why these guys aren't going long with us and they are just laughing.
Paul