The ombudsman or lawyers or judges or SEC or whomever just need to read the history of posts on the IHUB TECO board. It's the best way to connect the level of tortious interference with the performance of the PPS or lack thereof over a period of years. One of the biggest risks with penny stocks is the manipulation by those who short and distort. If there wasn't any short and distort and the companies were left to do their business then most of them would have PPS'S increasing 1000X value instead of the majority doing just the opposite, failing and going out of business. It's easier to short and distort because fear, uncertainty and doubt is easier to instill in the human psyche than hope. It's a simple game, they play on people's FUD'S and short the stock and watch it drop into oblivion. In addition the numbers of traders who can short microcaps are much less than the numbers that can go long. More long positions only increases profits for those who can short the microcaps in these offshore boiler rooms. The Wolves Of Wall Street! I'm hoping TECO because the poster child for this sort of activity and those involved get what's coming. Depends on who's ear they can get the attention of and how much swaying that person can have with the SEC or FBI division of the SEC. I've said before, I testified against PLNI'S CEO James Turek who was sentenced to 18 years for shareholder fraud. The court case had nothing to do with FTD'S or Tortious Interference but it was a penny stock, shareholders were hurt and justice was served in the end.
https://archives.fbi.gov/archives/louisville/...aud-scheme