[1500 UPDATE: The case has now returned to Pacer - No updates.]
The case involving ICM's higher court Appeal with a writ (covered previous blogs) has disappeared from Pacer. If they withdrew it, I would still expect a record of it. Luckily I have a record of it. Weird. Gone. No trace. Like it never happened. Still looking for it. If you have an idea how to find it let me know below.
SkunK
http://www.cafc.uscourts.gov/cases/daily-disposition-sheet.htm
ReplyDeleteInformation on new appeals is available through the court’s CM/ECF page in Pacer. To access this information, follow the CM/ECF link from this page. Click on Advanced Search to use the date range searching option for opened cases. A Pacer account is required for access.
ReplyDeletemight call the clerk with the filing date and case no, but i never tried to communicate with them people from the outside so just guessing.
ReplyDeletedogh! shodnt hav eopend that last beer.
ReplyDeletewhat does this means, and why is it filed under Greenshift...
ReplyDeletehttp://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=57589615
They must have refinanced gers. Wahoo!
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Interesting find, but no, this cannot mean new financing. Look at the date. A Form 8-K would have been required within four business days. There was not one filed.
ReplyDeleteExcept as otherwise provided in this section, a post-effective amendment to a registration statement, or a registration statement filed for the purpose of registering additional shares of common stock for which a registration statement filed on Form N-2 is effective, filed by a registered closed-end management investment company or business development company which makes periodic repurchase offers under Rule 23c-3, shall become effective on the sixtieth day after the filing thereof, or a later date designated by the registrant on the facing sheet of the amendment or registration statement, which date shall not be later than eighty days after the date on which the amendment or registration statement is filed, Provided, that the Commission, having due regard to the public interest and the protection of investors, may declare an amendment or registration statement filed under this paragraph (a) effective on an earlier date.
ReplyDeleteLooks like an attempt to register additional shares of stock that was NOT announced to the public.
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ReplyDelete17 days ----> 0.0001 $!$!$!$!$!$$$$
ReplyDeleteDefinition of 'SEC Form N-1A '
ReplyDeleteA filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that must be submitted by mutual funds, except for insurance company separate accounts and small business investment companies licensed under the United States Small Business Administration. The form is designed to promote effective communication between funds and prospective investors by including information on the fund's fundamental characteristics and investment risks. The information must be presented clearly, so that the average investor, who may not have a strong legal or financial background, can understand it. It must also provide a balanced view of the fund, disclosing both its positives and negatives.
Dumpty, dumpty, wo dumpty, dumtpy; the song continues its refrain.
ReplyDelete0.0001 coming
ReplyDeleteNo, there will be another reverse split before that level is reached. They are addicted to suing, dilution to paying for the litigation, and following-up with, "gosh we cannot believe how the market has responded and we need to reverse split to get our share price where it should be". Soon, there will be no more suckers and the amount of dilution required to raise even a $1000 will require another reverse split. I suspect that we will hear by the end of summer about its coming.
ReplyDeleteIcm basher donkey boy^^^
ReplyDelete.01 coming
ReplyDeleteThe noose is tight
ReplyDeletehands are bound
the floor door opens today
now he can watch what he built hang and rot away
Rip ICM