RMS555
1 week ago
Look again at the paint job but this time there are twists: it was a 2,777 share, instead of the standard 1,777 share, buy to make BLLB look better! Another twist: there was a trade for 959 shares to make it look worse after! OUCH BLLB!!
Can you ask one of the pumpers to stop doing that? Ive asked plenty of times and no luck, you should try!
Where is @ORCA ? He would never, ever allow this crap to happen (NEVER)!!!! lolololol
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pumper_stumper
1 week ago
We did it! Congrats to Peter Klamka! Bid is now down to 0.0004!!! which means those that bought on the February Klamka rally have lost 75% of their investment in just a few months! This is the price of buying into a scam. This is the price for not doing proper due diligence on stock killer Peter Klamka! This is early in the game, wait till he really starts to destroy this!
This is good, right? Buys: 44,777 Neutral: 3,608,223 Sell: 7,350,000
Now how about a few more pics of girls partying to celebrate this achievement?
pumper_stumper
2 weeks ago
The lack of response shows what I already know, just like with all scams, when pumpers pump a positive as a reason to be bullish, they also will not be bearish when the topic they are supposedly bullish on fails. In other words, there is no such thing as bad news. You'll probably even give us bullish reasons why suddenly dilution is good! This is why you lose $ here! It is comical to watch though!
So when this dilutes, and it WILL, you will admit the failure of Klamka right here, correct?
pumper_stumper
2 weeks ago
Now over 30 days and change of control still not accepted by FINRA! Peter, are you going to have the decency to tell your shareholders the reason why not? (I'll answer... NO!) Has Klamka abandoning CORG now coming back to bite him? Shouldn't this have been an easy quick approval, given your "stellar" track record, Peter? lol You submitted this May 5th!
Typical Timeline for FINRA Approval of a Change in Control: Initial Submission Review (within ~30 days):
FINRA has 30 calendar days to initially review the CMA and notify the applicant whether the application is "substantially complete."
If not complete, the applicant must submit more information, and the 30-day clock restarts when resubmitted.
Full Review and Decision (within ~180 days max):
Once the application is deemed substantially complete, FINRA typically has up to 180 calendar days to issue a decision on the CMA.
However, most uncontested or routine Change in Control CMAs are resolved within 60 to 120 days, especially when:
The incoming owners/officers are already registered or known to FINRA,
The firmโs business lines arenโt changing significantly,
There are no disciplinary concerns.
🚩 Delays Can Occur If:
The incoming control person(s) has a complex or controversial background.
The firm is changing business models or expanding product lines.
Thereโs significant back-and-forth or incomplete responses to FINRA inquiries.
pumper_stumper
2 weeks ago
And one last part of this comedy of an order to buy at 0.00055. I don't see a single trade on my data feeds for the past 3 days of trading! LOL Anyone have any data to show this "order" being real and being executed on any day? Let's see it!
But even what you mention here is a $38.50 order! You are joking, right? All this bullish talk and you are taunting over not being able to fill a $39 order, that likely didn't even exist? Come on! Be serious!
Do I need to say it again? Bullish words mean nothing... BUYING with cash means true bullishness. All I see from you is words! And sorry, a $39 order, even it if did execute, is pretty much still just words.