Sure thing. The SEC knows about my accounts and trades. A simple search on the SEC's part would reveal if I lied in my official responses to them. As to my exact number of brokerage accounts to you and anyone else, well I have at least one but less than 10.
Have I closed any of them and moved to one brokerage firm? Maybe, but that's none of your business.
Do I use more than one brokerage firm? Maybe.
Are all my accounts at one brokerage firm? Maybe.
Did I trade over 8 million dollars in one account? Maybe, the SEC and NASD would have that information, along with the IRS.
As of this year, do I have a $400,000 tax loss carry forward for a stock loss? Maybe.
You see Ron V. Reece, I don't have to answer one single question that you or any other nay asks me. I don't care what you or they think. You see, I know that I am in the right, and that I am not, nor have I ever been anything except a shareholder that buys and sells securities with my own funds. Something you and a few others should try.
I love the fluff that you claim about me getting alleged inside information concerning RMIL and other stocks. I would think that inside information usually occurs and those with it make money on it. If there was any inside information going on, I believe it may have been from GRNO to a certain GRNO limited partner that appears to have been receiving alleged benefits for said newsletter publishing to GRNO shareholders. (Try full disclosure about your alleged activities in the future, it may save you next time.)
In the long run, all shareholders have to really do to fight the blatant corruption by MM's and other shorts is to buy a stock, and repeat the process until they have the float and then some locked up. Then call the certificates and force the shorts to buy-in's. The main problem here is that the MM's and their paid employees and other short sellers go on a tear to discredit real long term shareholders by spreading lies and total misinformation in their attempts to cause weaker shareholders to panic sell. Mix that with fake wire releases from short sellers, and bogus web sites, and the hacking of RMIL company web site to steal private shareholder requests for information packets and information and then to post that information here on SI. Yes this does happen and it appears that the NASD has begun to go after certain brokerage firm MM's for this blatant fraud and price settings.
So I guess this all means. I ain't selling, and other shareholders and I will force those cretins that have tanked our stock stop their illegal actions and tactics! And if this leads to uncovering criminal acts by market makers and other short sellers and their cohorts, then let them pay with their time and money.
RMIL Shareholder and keeper of my own private list of shareholders, Riley G |
