Months ago I emailed a similar question to NanoLo
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I'll paraphrase the response using the same term "hypothetical" that was provided in the response at that time:
"Let's suppose the CEO of a small non-reporting penny stock company invented a technology that was worth huge amounts of money. The CEO realized the potential value and at the same time, recognized how subject to easy manipulation penny stock shares are. Let's also suppose that the CEO realized that the vast majority of non-reporting companies are total BS and fluff and receive no respect in the marketplace. How to guard against someone driving the share price to nothing in order to gain control of very valuable technology at almost no cost would be a challenge. How to do that? Good question for a hypothetical situation."
As I've stated before, Elsie and others who think the worst, are, to me, clearly demonstrating how they themselves would screw over others if given the chance. Or possibly they are the ones who want to drive NNLX down in order to acquire its tech on the cheap.
Scott