Did some DD, I've always been baffled on why the p
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Posted On: 05/22/2019 1:43:17 PM
Did some DD, I've always been baffled on why the price continues downward, being a very concerned shareholder... I see revenue growth quarter over quarter, I see share reduction, but price still continues downward, okay the CEO misses dates and builds high expectations on updates and under delivers. that still does not account for this significant drop in price.
Than I found this. Looking through the notes, we have two main players Joseph C. Canouse and Stephen Hicks, and what's funny is Jeff Canouse CEO of TitleKings (NECA) is brother of Joseph... anyway i dug up this case and almost sounds exactly what is taking place with ONCI...
https://caselaw.findlaw.com/ga-court-of-appeals/1531686.html
III. The Allegations
(A) The Conspiracy. Hyperdynamics alleges that the resident and nonresident defendants have a longstanding business relationship and have, using the complex multi-tiered offshore financial structure created at the direction of Hicks, conspired to engage in fraud and market manipulation involving toxic convertible financing transactions6 with companies seeking private placement investors. According to Hyperdynamics, the collective Defendants have used this offshore financial structure to conceal both the true identity of, and the relationship between, the Defendants when preying upon unsuspecting businesses seeking financing. The Defendants are alleged to enter into toxic convertible financing agreements with the then-present intent to surreptitiously use short sales7 and naked short sales8 to manipulate the value of the company's stock by driving the price downward, and to then acquire a majority position in the company upon the conversion of the investor's preferred securities to common stock. In support of this allegation, Hyperdynamics points to the undisputed testimony that the transaction involved in this case did, in fact, involve toxic convertible financing. In addition, Valentine admitted that he had been involved in several toxic convertible financing transactions involving the Canouse Defendants. Hyperdynamics also identified at least 35 other companies which Hyperdynamics claims one or more of the Canouse Defendants, one or more of the Hicks Defendants, one or more of the Sims Defendants, and one or more of the Valentine Defendants invested, and claims that they each involved toxic convertible financing. Finally, Hyperdynamics filed sworn affidavits from three separate corporate executive officers who alleged that they had also been subject to a common scheme involving various combinations of these Defendants engaging in unlawful toxic convertible financing transactions. Specifically, the corporate executives stated that their respective companies had entered into financial transactions with the Defendants, and that their respective companies each fell victim to fraud and market manipulation in a fashion similar to that which has been alleged in this case.
There is more information on the link naming all the canouse brothers and details of the accounts. I have emailed the shareholder email asking for this to be addressed. Seems very shady, if this is in fact what is going on i ask everyone to call out hicks, canouse, and steve to explain...
Than I found this. Looking through the notes, we have two main players Joseph C. Canouse and Stephen Hicks, and what's funny is Jeff Canouse CEO of TitleKings (NECA) is brother of Joseph... anyway i dug up this case and almost sounds exactly what is taking place with ONCI...
https://caselaw.findlaw.com/ga-court-of-appeals/1531686.html
III. The Allegations
(A) The Conspiracy. Hyperdynamics alleges that the resident and nonresident defendants have a longstanding business relationship and have, using the complex multi-tiered offshore financial structure created at the direction of Hicks, conspired to engage in fraud and market manipulation involving toxic convertible financing transactions6 with companies seeking private placement investors. According to Hyperdynamics, the collective Defendants have used this offshore financial structure to conceal both the true identity of, and the relationship between, the Defendants when preying upon unsuspecting businesses seeking financing. The Defendants are alleged to enter into toxic convertible financing agreements with the then-present intent to surreptitiously use short sales7 and naked short sales8 to manipulate the value of the company's stock by driving the price downward, and to then acquire a majority position in the company upon the conversion of the investor's preferred securities to common stock. In support of this allegation, Hyperdynamics points to the undisputed testimony that the transaction involved in this case did, in fact, involve toxic convertible financing. In addition, Valentine admitted that he had been involved in several toxic convertible financing transactions involving the Canouse Defendants. Hyperdynamics also identified at least 35 other companies which Hyperdynamics claims one or more of the Canouse Defendants, one or more of the Hicks Defendants, one or more of the Sims Defendants, and one or more of the Valentine Defendants invested, and claims that they each involved toxic convertible financing. Finally, Hyperdynamics filed sworn affidavits from three separate corporate executive officers who alleged that they had also been subject to a common scheme involving various combinations of these Defendants engaging in unlawful toxic convertible financing transactions. Specifically, the corporate executives stated that their respective companies had entered into financial transactions with the Defendants, and that their respective companies each fell victim to fraud and market manipulation in a fashion similar to that which has been alleged in this case.
There is more information on the link naming all the canouse brothers and details of the accounts. I have emailed the shareholder email asking for this to be addressed. Seems very shady, if this is in fact what is going on i ask everyone to call out hicks, canouse, and steve to explain...
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