Hilarious, it is quite telling, for a "dead" stock
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Hilarious, it is quite telling, for a "dead" stock, how adamant is the iScum group about declaring there is no future for SFIO. Why do they so powerfully desire to convince the last few hold outs in the stock that it is "dead" and never coming back? Seems suspicious to me, BWTFDIK, right??! They love to say that they are doing a service for all retail investors, as in, they will not ever quit pursuing the truth and exposing scams, etc until everyone is convinced that they are all scams, etc. It's possible that they consider themselves actual saviours but IMO unlikely. Chances are high that they just use that excuse to hide their real intentions and alterior motives for their own agenda. The iScum basher clan is a scammy group of financial terrorists and scamsters running a criminal stock manipulation ring. Period.
What I would like to see is the failure to deliver and daily short sale transaction figures for the trading days June 30 2011 and July 1 2011, as well as for July 5 2011; (which would have settlement days T+3 and T+5 thereafter). To this day there is no public record of those metrics. Why? Allegedly because of the DTC global lock. Once locked it seems the normal reporting from FINRA and the SEC just stopped abruptly. It looks like the public is made to think that there were no failures or short sales on those days, but it seems suspicious because those days saw the greatest amount of volume trade in the stocks history (by a lot) yet other times with the volume much less there were some non-zero number of short sales and failure to delivers, so it would stand to reason that with half of the float trading in a single day, the daily short transaction volume as well as the number of failures to deliver was relatively high. Perhaps the only way to get that information is with a Freedom of Information Act request to FINRA and the SEC. Hmmmm
SFIO global lock lifted in 2013???!
The dark side clouds everything, difficult to see the future is.
$SFIO!