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I belong to a club where I have met multiple members of the Wall Street elite, mostly former, some in their 30's 40's 50's all retired with a sickening amount of cash.
It can easily be said much of the money they made was "legally " stolen .
Before I never speak to them again I ask the question " what do you think of the naked shorting problem on Wall Street?" They all respond the same way ... huh? What?
They know it goes on and they all act like they have no clue.
ARGY and TREATY collectively had at LEAST 33 mm stolen via naked shorting techniques and probably much more. If Henry's case gets to move forward we will easily win, but we have to get hold of the trading records and that may prove to be difficult . The SEC FINRA and the DTCC will most definitely circle the wagons and fight any attempts to be exposed.
Henry's tort would open a floodgate Wall Street would want to squash.
It is incredible Treaty will be only the third company in history to regain trading status on the pinks.
Looking forward to it