RE: Manhattan Project, by Tex
Tex, old enough to remember "duck and cover" classroom
exercises in case of an atomic bomb blast, say, hold
on there. You know, an atomic bomb generates a massive
fireball, some tens of millions of degrees hot, which
literally vaporizes everything for miles around, how
on Earth would hiding under your school desk help?
I asked a teacher about this, "Young lady, you are not
old enough to know about these things. Please remain
quiet and participate in our duck and cover exercise."
Ok, teach, but your ass is gonna be vaporized when that
atomic bomb goes off, vaporized Manhattan style.
Anyhow, Tex wonders about scam profits,
"one must deduce the principals have profited, no?"
I strongly agree. Was not long back the public float
is reported around sixty-two-million shares. Rather
recent the public float is reported somewhere around
one-hundred-sixty-million shares. Well, gosh, that is
a good hundred million shares dumped by the company.
How about we assume the company (Rufus and gang) made
a net profit of fifty cents per share off those free
par value company printed shares. How much is that?
Divided up between, say, ten people, that is still
a handsome penny for all. Who knows? They may have
cleared a buck a share or two bucks a share. Whatever
the scam profit, this is a lot of money.
My opinion is, based on Cindyyoohoo's HOBO list, a lot
of those institutional investors are actually phony
fronts for CSHD executives; paper trail buffers.
I have no doubt the players in this scam cleared
millions of dollars in scam profits with the actual
number of millions unknown.
This is a certainty.
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