It would expose a ring of corruption preying on co
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Posted On: 02/03/2016 2:57:28 PM
Re: supermandwc #8436
It would expose a ring of corruption preying on companies like CRGP.
It's possible the note holder was converting while CRGP was buying their shares to retire and lower the float like they said in the press releases. NSS might have been selling like was mentioned the last day or two ahead of the conversion, which would explain the massive number of shares we saw trade the last few days before the halt.
Might just be a real trap was set and if the merger really does go through at .27 cents a share, someone will be paying big money.
This might be why Milagros stopped all communication. They have to remain silent until litigation has run it's course.
On a stock that has de-registered their shares, like CRGP Reg SHO is exempt unless there is a dividend. Then the books are opened to show FINRA and the TA so a share count can be taken. It would expose all short NSS shares.
It's possible the note holder was converting while CRGP was buying their shares to retire and lower the float like they said in the press releases. NSS might have been selling like was mentioned the last day or two ahead of the conversion, which would explain the massive number of shares we saw trade the last few days before the halt.
Might just be a real trap was set and if the merger really does go through at .27 cents a share, someone will be paying big money.
This might be why Milagros stopped all communication. They have to remain silent until litigation has run it's course.
On a stock that has de-registered their shares, like CRGP Reg SHO is exempt unless there is a dividend. Then the books are opened to show FINRA and the TA so a share count can be taken. It would expose all short NSS shares.
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