Peter,
"Hey Dean, what happened to Navtech? Or is it Navatech?"
I have never heard those words before and do not know what you are referring too!??
Anyway, thank you Peter for explaining your position. I do now totally understand where you are coming from in your posts. I really appreciate your professional response to my post. I also know exactly why you see the humor in my optimism. It shows you have good character to see humor in an ugly situation.
Many firms, investor groups, and professional traders that are looking to me for guidance WILL rally together to ensure the public float information is unearthed and documented in order to legally prove our HOPR accumulation exceeds this legal and notarized document proving and/or providing legal support presenting factual and identified evidence in order to elect the selection to charge the violating parties that intentionally sold unauthorized and non-existent shares due to insider suspicion presenting the possible discontinuation of a specific public entity. This suspicion caused the violators to illegally fabricate through electronic means a stock symbol and valid cusip # for unwarranted and substantial market maker bid and ask executions with the intent to commit a crime therefore breaking SEC trading regulations and market maker rights and privileges.
It is very obvious and common knowledge that MMs do not have to provide the trading logs and execution audit history information to the SEC "if" and/or "when" a company files for bankruptcy and/or files for some discontinuance chapter. With this knowledge, you and I know exactly why the "illegal" shares are massively sold. Well, Peter and all of you shareholders that have been ROBBED of your hard earned money, you may see justice whether it be through public litigation, market price correction, or public assignment from the SEC regulators to audit the trading pattern and execution logs by specific fraudulent claims investigators. With each of these scenarios, the shareholder will win or at least receive compensation for the illegal act performed directly affecting the HOPR stock price valuation.
Many others and myself will continue the same path we have recently started, but initially various team players on our side are accumulating for reasons of ultimate profit, but foremost have the intent to provide factual information supporting the massive execution of trades for securities that were non-existent during the time of fraudulent activity. |
