Thanks Steph218 great reads. This article makes
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Posted On: 02/03/2016 9:33:40 PM
Re: Stephen218 #2558
Thanks Steph218 great reads.
This article makes me think Hangover Joe’s may know something common shareholders don’t. Just my thoughts, maybe Curt Kramer and his firms Mazuma Corporation have been unloading unregistered of HJOE common stock in an effort the keep the stock price down and bankrupt the company. As more unfolds the more we see Hangover Joe’s has been covering the backs of shareholders. Seems the Kramer brothers are real Wall Street crooks.
“Unless there is a valid exemption, shares can’t be sold publicly without a registration statement that provides investors with the level of detail they deserve about the investment opportunity being offered,” said Michael Paley, co-chair of the SEC Enforcement Division’s Microcap Fraud Task Force that was created earlier this year to target abusive trading and fraudulent conduct in securities issued by microcap companies that often don’t regularly report their financial results publicly. “Billions of shares were not vetted through the registration process yet became publicly traded as a result of the violations by Kramer and his Mazuma firms, and the SEC will continue to punish non-compliance with the registration provisions of the securities laws to ensure the investing public is protected in these types of transactions,”
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This article makes me think Hangover Joe’s may know something common shareholders don’t. Just my thoughts, maybe Curt Kramer and his firms Mazuma Corporation have been unloading unregistered of HJOE common stock in an effort the keep the stock price down and bankrupt the company. As more unfolds the more we see Hangover Joe’s has been covering the backs of shareholders. Seems the Kramer brothers are real Wall Street crooks.
“Unless there is a valid exemption, shares can’t be sold publicly without a registration statement that provides investors with the level of detail they deserve about the investment opportunity being offered,” said Michael Paley, co-chair of the SEC Enforcement Division’s Microcap Fraud Task Force that was created earlier this year to target abusive trading and fraudulent conduct in securities issued by microcap companies that often don’t regularly report their financial results publicly. “Billions of shares were not vetted through the registration process yet became publicly traded as a result of the violations by Kramer and his Mazuma firms, and the SEC will continue to punish non-compliance with the registration provisions of the securities laws to ensure the investing public is protected in these types of transactions,”
Referenced quote post 2558
See more at: http://www.lexisnexis.com/legalnewsroom/finan...apWdZ.dpuf
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