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AlanC     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 8:45:49 AM 
Re: TheStockBull post# 191123     Post #  of 193820   

TheStockBull: Perhaps you should go back and reread the FAQ's on the website or the PR announcing the dividends and the updating PR's that followed. Shareholders are scheduled to receive liquidating dividends based on the number of FFGO markers they have in their brokerage accounts when the dividends are declared.
Watch for a Super 8K filing done by NMGL and if you are registered you well may receive an email from FFGO. You could reeive A's & B's shares of registered trading stock or that could be substituted for cash. If held until called you will receive a return equaling 3,449%. (Frankly, I am hoping and thinking that since this has taken as long as it has it will be all cash). Anyway I hope that proves helpful to you and btw you might want to think about the fact that the only reason for the FFGO revocation was a failure to file current financials. The company had stated this fact well over a year ago and also stated revocation was in fact a possibility so nothing unexpected has happened. Were this the scam some would like us to believe it is criminal charges would have been filed and none have. Go FFGO!!!
Dividends of 3400%+ are awesome!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 8:56:00 AM 
Re: AlanC post# 191127     Post #  of 193820   

FFGO - They are keeping the symbol "open".

DTCC will notify brokers of the payment and settlement date, as well as the amount of payment to be deposited into retail accounts.

It will be no problem for brokers to deposit cash into our accounts. It may be painful for those who have shorted and have placed those IOU's in our accounts. But none the less, they will be on the hook to deposit cash on the settlement day.

Show me another revoked stock that shows a value after the symbol was switched to a number.

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  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 9:31:04 AM 
Re: diamondguru-one post# 191103     Post #  of 193820   

FFGO - Record date coming, IMO!

Cash is King!

FFGO shares now showing a $0.0001/share value in accounts. Revoked stock never shows a value. No quoted PPS for it.

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  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 9:45:41 AM 
Re: alien42 post# 191134     Post #  of 193820   

you can either contact your brokerage to remove FFGO from your account so you can take the tax write off or you can sit on those shares if you believe in the mystical NSS conspiracy theory. - alien42

Option 1 - Tax write-off is what Shorty would love to see investors do. Only way he could cover and close out his short interest positions and reduce his risk to pay out 34.49 X's his short positions. Claims that the IRS would force investors to take the write-off not sitting well with IRS.

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  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 9:54:16 AM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 191141     Post #  of 193820   

I'm still waiting for the state of WYO to issue $258 million to FFGO share holders - PUPPYDOTCOM

NO ONE EVER CLAIMED THAT THE STATE OF WYOMING WAS GOING TO ISSUE $258MM TO FFGO SHAREHOLDERS!

WHAT SOME HAVE FAILED TO ACKNOWLEDGE IS THAT THE STATE OF WYOMING STATUTES HAVE THE DIVIDEND DISTRIBUTION PROCESSED PROTECTED.

MAKING CLAIMS THAT OTHERS ARE SAYING THAT THE STATE OF WYOMING WILL BE PAYING SHAREHOLDERS IS INCORRECT, FALSE, MISLEADING, ETC.

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  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 9:55:53 AM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 191143     Post #  of 193820   

I love the new DD by a few share holders

" divvy is coming "

too bad thats all they have to go by - puppydotcom

All we have to go by?

I guess company FAQ's and SEC filings mean nothing. Or at least some may wish they mean nothing.

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  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 10:10:05 AM 
Re: Lebron23 post# 191156     Post #  of 193821   

I do not agree with that. It is just as easy to distribute the dividend with the registration revoked as it is if it weren't. All brokers need is notification from the DTCC of the record, payment, and settlement dates.

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  Lebron23     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 10:11:07 AM 
Re: None     Post #  of 193821   

SevenTenEleven, are you saying the FFGO revocation date is the effective "record date" for the dividend distribution?

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 10:13:29 AM 
Re: Lebron23 post# 191159     Post #  of 193821   

I am not saying anything of the sort. The record date needs to be set. If it is the date of revocation, all the better.

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 10:54:46 AM 
Re: J T post# 191169     Post #  of 193821   

how they gonna do that with a de-registered and revoked company? they won't even look at it if it was presented to them - J T

Not according to FINRA. The State of Incorporation ALWAYS governs what a company can and can't do. This means FINRA will base their decision to approve the dividend and set the record date based upon the Statutes of Wyoming. Which VERY clearly spell out that our anticipated and planned dividend would be allowed to be distributed.

email FINRA and ask!

Twisting of the truth can easily be dispelled by a few quick emails.

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  Vianna     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 11:08:59 AM 
Re: SevenTenEleven post# 191172     Post #  of 193821   

This confirms what we need to know in bold below...that the divy can happen. It is not out of the question at this point which explains why SHORTY is still worried.

IF FFGO were absolutely, without a shadow of a doubt DEAD and GONE,...it would be clear. It doesn't appear that way and with your accurate DD, Seven, we know there are NO GUARANTEES that it is over just as there is NO GUARANTEE that we will get the divy.

All that matters to me at this time is...it is still possible and anything stated to the contrary is inaccurate. People can of course doubt that it will happen. I can understand that as everyone has a right to their opinion, but the fact remains...IT CAN!


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Tuesday, December 13, 2011 10:54:46 AM
Re: J T post# 191169
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how they gonna do that with a de-registered and revoked company? they won't even look at it if it was presented to them - J T

Not according to FINRA. The State of Incorporation ALWAYS governs what a company can and can't do. This means FINRA will base their decision to approve the dividend and set the record date based upon the Statutes of Wyoming. Which VERY clearly spell out that our anticipated and planned dividend would be allowed to be distributed.

email FINRA and ask!

Twisting of the truth can easily be dispelled by a few quick emails.

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  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 11:23:53 AM 
Re: BikerBob post# 191180     Post #  of 193821   

Sorry, dividend is NOT Dead because of revoking!

Might want to check with State of Wyoming Statutes and FINRA. Oh, even the SEC has clearly stated that the Statutes of Wyoming will govern what FFGO will be able to do or not do.

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  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 11:31:28 AM 
Re: J T post# 191182     Post #  of 193821   

FINRA don't care nothing about the state of wy or any other state for that matter! - J T

Email FINRA and confirm that claim.

Looking forward to FINRA's repeated response that disagrees with that statement.

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  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 11:41:51 AM 
Re: alien42 post# 191188     Post #  of 193821   

an e-mail to FINRA is not necessary when they have publicly provided the documented facts. - alien42

Looking forward to FINRA's response to the question of whether or not the State of Incorporation governs what a company can and can't do at all times!

Why not have complete and thorough DD to support claims that FINRA will never approve a dividend payment?

I have my confirmation from FINRA, stated multiple times that the State of Wyoming's Statutes will cover what the company can and can't do. And that includes distributions of dividends after a company has had its registration revoked.

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 11:51:32 AM 
Re: alien42 post# 191191     Post #  of 193821   

we already have complete and thorough DD to show that FINRA will not issue a dividend here. choose to ignore these facts at ones own peril... - alien42

Interesting. FINRA has information in the public realm that supports the claims that the daily and bimonthly short interest data is likely under-inclusive. That the actual reported short volume and short interest may be lower than what is actually in existence.

That is a public document provided by FINRA. Yet that document is dismissed by those claiming naked short selling is a fantasy. Instead of giving credence to that document, those that claim naked short selling is a fantasy, rely on unsubstantiated phone conversations with FINRA. No written proof of FINRA actually making such claims. No emails that are a verifiable paper trail.

On the other hand, email communications with FINRA supporting claims that the State of Incorporation will govern what FINRA will approve regarding a dividend for FFGO shareholders, is dismissed and only the documentation in the public realm is the end all be all.

Interesting that one document provided by FINRA is justification for some but the other is not.

Very interesting that FINRA's information is used to pick and choose what message one is claiming.

I highly advise all FFGO shareholders to contact FINRA to confirm what has already been confirmed a number of times regarding State of Incorporation Statutes and how they play into FINRA's approval of record and payment dates of dividends.

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  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 12:09:23 PM 
Re: alien42 post# 191197     Post #  of 193822   

the FINRA documentation regarding the dividend is 100% fact and there is no "may" about it. - alien42

Email them to confirm such statements.

I have, and so have others!

Looking forward to reading their CONSISTENT response.

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  Rocket Man     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 2:10:19 PM 
Re: None     Post #  of 193822   

FFGO~ FINRA still exposes the 100% go to place for SHORT VOLUME, that being the REG SHO Bi-Monthly Reports for the SHAM that it is. RUMORISTS suggest that it is not under-reporting or under-inclusive, whereas, FINRA categorically states otherwise.

  wrenchman     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 4:21:56 PM 
Re: Lebron23 post# 191219     Post #  of 193822   

Lebron,We in my opinion are waiting on this 258mill to be cleared they did the private placement offering and cannot sell or distribute those preferreds for FFGO common until after at least a year(just about there) which i have found but still reading on it and the many different types of offerings but i am almost positive this is where the answers lie,as offerings are very restricted and time consuming i am finding out!!!!

  wrj     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 5:18:31 PM 
Re: None     Post #  of 193822   

QUESTION!!! If you were naked short FFGO what would you do or could you do to wipe out your obligation?

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 5:33:17 PM 
Re: wrj post# 191232     Post #  of 193822   

QUESTION!!! If you were naked short FFGO what would you do or could you do to wipe out your obligation? - wrj

Only thing they could do now is get retail investors to write their shares down to ZERO. That way they cover and close out the open short interest positions they have.

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  diamondguru-one     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 6:38:31 PM 
Re: headcounselor post# 191237     Post #  of 193823   

RECORD "DATE" ??? 12/7/2011 !!!!! GAME OVER !!!!! can YOU hear that coming down the tracks ????? It's the "SUPER "8" Train isa coming.....Tic TOC

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 6:54:13 PM 
Re: layton post# 191236     Post #  of 193823   

They are not showing a paper gain. If the retail are showing $0.0001 value for longs, they are showing a $0.0001 value for shorts.

Also, they can't close out their investments unless retail take a complete tax loss.

We still own the shares they shorted. They can't close out their position until we allow them to.

I refuse to do so! Even when we get our dividend, I will be keeping my position open.

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  diamondguru-one     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 6:55:39 PM 
Re: headcounselor post# 191242     Post #  of 193823   

why don't YOU RE-READ the Q&A...it's right there in BLACK and WHITE everything they said is happening..thanks for PLAYING !!

"3400%" is at the DOOR STEP !!! got to love the "12/7/2011" !! tic toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 7:07:29 PM 
Re: diamondguru-one post# 191245     Post #  of 193823   

Have to love when a plan comes together!

Some still using misinformation about the IRS and taking tax losses to scare shareholders into letting Shorty cover.

Not good to misrepresent the IRS and their tax laws!

SEC is a pushover compared to the IRS!

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  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 7:08:33 PM 
Re: layton post# 191247     Post #  of 193823   

Shorty does all the time. Just doing his job. Making a market. Creating an orderly market. You name it, it is the excuse he uses to naked short sell into the cellar.

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  diamondguru-one     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 7:28:05 PM 
Re: headcounselor post# 191254     Post #  of 193823   

that "5 TRILLION O/S TRAP" got yaaaah eeeh ??? I mean "5TRILLION SHARE Error...lol

  Texan77     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 7:28:13 PM 
Re: underdog150 post# 191253     Post #  of 193823   

yup lol;this parts realy funny , lol!
The reduction of the Company’s authorized Share Capital from that of 5 Trillion shares of Common Stock to that of 85 Billion shares of Common Stock.

  Texan77     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 7:29:52 PM 
Re: None     Post #  of 193823   

it would take a seriouse moron to believe the 5trillion lmao! ha amatures lol

  Rocket Man     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 7:52:45 PM 
Re: alien42 post# 191229     Post #  of 193823   

Scams like REG SHO Bi-Monthly that are under-reporting and under inclusive are a very big problem.. FINRA even says so..


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8 Certain OTC transactions (e.g., riskless principal and agency transactions where one member is acting on behalf of another member) are reported to FINRA in related tape and non-tape reports. Tape reports are submitted to FINRA for public dissemination by the appropriate exclusive Securities Information Processor (“SIP”), while non-tape reports are submitted to FINRA, but are not submitted to the SIP for public dissemination. FINRA will not be including non-tape reports in either the daily short sale volume file or the monthly short sale transaction file. Accordingly, in those instances where the short sale indicator is only included in the related non-tape report, the short sale data published in the daily and monthly files may be under-inclusive. Similarly, the published figures will not include odd lots since these transactions are not disseminated to the consolidated tape.
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11 While members generally are required to report trades in equity securities to FINRA within 90 seconds, a firm could improperly delay reporting of short sales until well after the close, which would result in the under-reporting of over-the-counter short sale volume. Delaying the reporting of trades for such a purpose would be considered a violation of the applicable trade reporting rules and Rule 2010 (Standards of Commercial Honor and Principles of Trade).
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http://www.sec.gov/rules/sro/finra/2009/34-60807.pdf

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 8:08:52 PM 
Re: Rocket Man post# 191269     Post #  of 193823   

Seems to me someone shorted billions of shares naked without checking with their risk officer.

Not good!

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  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 8:13:02 PM 
Re: newtrader2007 post# 191265     Post #  of 193823   

IRS struggles with collecting taxes from those off-shore.

They are working on it!

Those Naked shorting FFGO! Not good!

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  Rocket Man     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 8:13:35 PM 
Re: SevenTenEleven post# 191272     Post #  of 193823   

Sure looks like it to me.. I sure hope that RICO comes into play for their abusive selling in FFGO, etc..

FINRA has some things to say about REG SHO the "" 100% Go to place for Short numbers.. Just think even FINRA says thay are a sham in so many words..

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 8:15:27 PM 
Re: Rocket Man post# 191274     Post #  of 193823   

Seems like a few traders, whether it be NITE or Penson or someone else, have been naked short selling FFGO and other stocks without getting permission from their risk officers.

Not Good!

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  Rocket Man     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 8:15:38 PM 
Re: SevenTenEleven post# 191272     Post #  of 193823   

Not good at all in FFGO.. I see there are pages of new things coming to light.. Abusive naked short selling won't be an issue.. imo

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 8:16:37 PM 
Re: Rocket Man post# 191276     Post #  of 193823   

Record date 12/07/2011?

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  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 9:08:32 PM 
Re: A deleted message     Post #  of 193823   

Crazy talk - JammingJAY

Seem to be reality. Not fantasy! A few rogue traders trying to make the Christmas bonus. Naked short selling stocks such as FFGO to No bid? Shows up on the books as 100% profits. Right?

Not a bad gig for those doing it!

Tic Toc!

  Texan77     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 10:25:05 PM 
Re: JammingJAY post# 191284     Post #  of 193823   

I almost miss this very cool so your saying firelanes statemant is BS wow so hmmmmm yes this is very good sign yes indeed.

B.S. you can't cancel something that never was.

JammingJAY

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Re: Fire Lane post# 191283
Post # of 191290
B.S. you can't cancel something that never was.

  Texan77     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 10:29:40 PM 
Re: Hunter6110 post# 191289     Post #  of 193823   

a record date would be redundent wouldnt it? heee hee


or would something still be acumulating hmmmmm interesting point hmmmmm LOL

  Rocket Man     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 11:45:23 PM 
Re: JammingJAY post# 191284     Post #  of 193823   

BS one can too naked short a sub penny stock! Just ask FINRA.. They flat out state that REG SHO Bi-Monthly Reports are a hoax.. I can show more links if you like?  FACT!

  Rocket Man     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 11:47:04 PM 
Re: JammingJAY post# 191285     Post #  of 193823   

Are you sure? Last I checked the Gold and Silver I bought oversdeas, the IRS has a say in the matter in the long run..

  Rocket Man     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 11:49:11 PM 
Re: JammingJAY post# 191286     Post #  of 193823   

It does when RICO has his name-o on the abusive naked shrot sellers all together in one bunch in FFGO.. FFGO has a whole bunch in my opinion!! What say you..?

  Rocket Man     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 11:53:32 PM 
Re: Texan77 post# 191288     Post #  of 193823   

RICO is a huge deal. It is being used in many cases over the years from California to New York.. FFGOs abusive naked shorting in the Billions of shares (per Finra) may find a few more culprits to do time..

  Rocket Man     Share   Tuesday, December 13, 2011 11:58:55 PM 
Re: JammingJAY post# 191292     Post #  of 193823   

Are you sure they (FFG0) don't have residency in the USA? What makes you so sure and please show proof of such and or if it can' be given up, just bone up and say so.. It is okay to be flat out wrong that they are not legal in the USA.

We all know links work real well.. We all know that RICO is at work in the USA too.

RM


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Er, no. What some do not understand is the folks who have all your money do not live in the good old USA.

They are in another country, like the trust that always gets the assets from every failed company the crew ever pumped and dumped to conspiracy investors.

I think they are what some would call shorty.

LOL.

PS. I do not understand your reply.

The officers of FFGO live off shore = outside USA go get em, tiger. ~JammingJay
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5T WD haha

BMFL<OD

next week(s) is here

AlanC     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 6:53:40 AM 
Re: TomSawyer post# 191404     Post #  of 193830   

TomSawyer: What is your point? What are you trying to suggest?
I had no doubt Mr.Lumb was involved and why shouldn't he be? I can well understand why the shortman is concerned. Is this the company that will be buying FFGO's claims? Is this the company that will issue the A's and B's? Is this the company that is going to bankrupt the shortman? Over 4000 pages to read. Hope you signed up for emails because it sure looks to me like a lot of news is forthcoming this year! Go FFGO!!!
Dividends of 3400%+ are awesome!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 8:32:25 AM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 191403     Post #  of 193830   

you're not suppose to believe anything on a stock message board

thats how investors get in trouble

believing rumors, and fairy tales of riches yet to come

just remember if it sounds 'too good to be true - puppydotcom

And one should never believe unsubstantiated claims of cancelations of corporate actions that have not been confirmed by the company.

Definitely not by anonymous individuals who may have something to gain.

Good Luck!

  AlanC     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 11:33:21 AM 
Re: JammingJAY post# 191418     Post #  of 193830   

No dummy handled his assignment well as he always does, no question about that. Go FFGO!!!
Dividends of 3400%+ are awesome!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 11:52:12 AM 
Re: arvitar post# 191438     Post #  of 193830   

Probably the most important feature of Shortman is that he hides behind multi-billion dollar companies like Knight Capital.

Shortman figures that nobody will notice his Naked Short trades on FFGO, typically worth less than $100.00, amongst the BILLIONS of dollars worth of legitimate trades Knight does each month.

Shortman is like a drop of water hiding in the ocean. - arvitar

NITE, huh? Some would blame Penson, but all roads lead back to NITE.

They do have resources that make it easy for them to manipulate stocks. Naked short selling is their biggest revenue source and it is very profitable!

FFGO has been a target of Shorty for some time.

Everything is about to play out as it should.

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 12:17:01 PM 
Re: alien42 post# 191441     Post #  of 193830   

next step....court or delisting? - alien42

Court is my guess.

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 12:20:27 PM 
Re: alien42 post# 191443     Post #  of 193830   

i hope so, the con artists behind the FFGO and sister scams need to face justice. - alien42

Shareholders are sure they will.

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 12:32:00 PM 
Re: alien42 post# 191446     Post #  of 193830   

that's great but i wouldn't expect any of the money that the FFGO execs stole from shareholders to be recovered. if they face their day in court, all FFGO stuckholders can hope for is justice in the form of jail time. - alien42

Those that stole from FFGO shareholders will be facing jail time. The biggest shareholders will make sure of that.

All in due time.

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 12:37:40 PM 
Re: alien42 post# 191448     Post #  of 193830   

while we would all like to see that happen, i wouldn't get your hopes up. while the SEC has been cracking down on scams like FFGO more the past few years, it is still not likely that the crooks behind FFGO will face justice. - alien42

Those guilty of stealing from shareholders only think they will not face jail time. Paper trail they are leaving is very promising that they will be facing a number of indictments.

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 12:41:24 PM 
Re: alien42 post# 191450     Post #  of 193830   

how would you know that? have you spoken to FFGO management?

only they can say what they are thinking. - alien42

They are not communicating with anyone, as they have made very clear in their FAQ's and filings.

They will communicate with shareholders once the record date is set and the dividend is ready to be paid out.

And since only they can say what they are thinking, claims of dividends being canceled and the intent of screwing shareholders could only be confirmed by them. Which it has not.

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 12:45:26 PM 
Re: alien42 post# 191452     Post #  of 193830   

it doesn't matter what the FFGO con-artists think, that has no bearing on the fact that FINRA will not approve a dividend for a suspended and revoked scam like FFGO. - alien42

FINRA and the SEC will be the ones to determine that.

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 12:51:45 PM 
Re: alien42 post# 191454     Post #  of 193830   

nothing has to be determined, the rules are set in stone. - alien42

Sure are!

And interpreting the rules and laws improperly are a hazard better left to the experts at FINRA and the SEC.

Love a paper trails and emails in black and white from FINRA and the SEC.

Investors are advised to do their own DD.

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 12:55:44 PM 
Re: alien42 post# 191454     Post #  of 193830   

not that the dividend wasn't just a part of the con to begin with, the FFGO scammers never had any intention of issuing a dividend here. - alien42

how would you know that? have you spoken to FFGO management?

only they can say what they are thinking. - alien42

It really does go back to the principles. Only they can say what they are thinking.

And since they are not communicating with investors, and have made it clear that they would not until the record date is set and the settlement date is determined, claims other than what has been filed with the SEC, in the Form 8-K's, and on the company's website in the FAQ's section, are what they are thinking.

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 1:02:02 PM 
Re: alien42 post# 191457     Post #  of 193830   

unfortunately FINRA does not do the same for the daily numbers and the NSS conspiracy theorists always mis-interpret those. - alien42

FINRA has plenty of information in the public realm that supports the likelihood that the daily and the bimonthly short numbers are under inclusive.

email FINRA and they will guide one to the sites they have made available.

Good Luck!

  OldBen     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 1:49:52 PM 
Re: None     Post #  of 193830   

May need another law group to try. Braun has not responded to phone calls and an email. Suggestions (non-sarcastic) please.

  kazorchian     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 1:52:24 PM 
Re: OldBen post# 191464     Post #  of 193830   

My suggestion would be to Hold FFGO and wait....otherwise take the write off...I wouldn't though...JMO

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 2:44:14 PM 
Re: arvitar post# 191471     Post #  of 193830   

Unless you think Shortman has some way of finding getting access to tax returns, he'll never know whether or not someone has declared a loss. Unless, of course, the IRS is also in cahoots with Shortman, along with the SEC, FINRA, and Congress. - arvitar

If someone were to write off their shares of FFGO, Shorty would know immediately. He would then, and only then, be able to close out those IOU's and cover his short position.

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 2:45:01 PM 
Re: Hunter6110 post# 191473     Post #  of 193830   

Yup the civial trial, of lumb,scamtini and lowenthal.............then the crimminal trial. - Hunter6110

Not really the criminal trial shareholders are expecting.

Tic Toc

  wrenchman     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 4:13:25 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 191479     Post #  of 193830   

i personally guarantee you a revoking of registration does not stop a liquidation,as if a company goes bankrupt how do they dispose of assets well i will tell you they pay of the debtors first then the rest and who did FFGO take care of paying off first ding ding ding you guessed it the DEBTORS!!!!GO FFGO!!!!!!

  OldBen     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 6:59:23 PM 
Re: kazorchian post# 191465     Post #  of 193830   

MOVING FORWARD. The irony overwhelms me.

FFGO has no cash and sold their part of the mines to NMGL who has no cash to pay the dividend.

NMGL has had no communication with shareholders. They have not filed for the other "half" of the gold mines with 15 months and counting.

Even if we got the dividend from NMGL, I would bet that they would sell to ANOTHER company with no cash that would have their own A-H list.

We would start the whole game again.

It is ironic that NMGL is somehow "trusted" and "dependable" that they will come through with the dividend, but, if you had a "lawsuit" they would suddenly be "untrustworthy" and "undependable" and would not give us a dividend.

That is utter nonsense. It is either trustworthy and dependable or untrustworthy and undependable.

Crafting a sensible lawsuit would alleviate any concerns anyway. For instance, if we were going after NMGL A&B's that WD holds that only affects FFGO at the worst. They promised us a dividend anyways. Whether NMGL pays us or FFGO should make no difference. It is the same amount of NMGL A&B shares to be paid.

The big win would be if WD released the shares and we exposed the naked shorts as FFGO shares overwhelmed the matching NMGL A&B's that are available.

I am surprised how small minded and fearful many people are. Concerns should be aired out.

NMGL is likely going to lead us to another company that has no cash and has its own A-H list.

Let's expose the naked shorts and find some people with money (DTCC, SEC, NITE, Market Makers, etc.). Let's get some options and have help to find the money.

I cannot believe the number of people posting me cryptic one liners that are chicken to spell out what the fears or problems they believe exists. All I see is people who are trusting NMGL with everything, but, are scared as hell of NMGL at the same time. That is an insane relationship in my opinion.

I am moving forward to solicit help. I know there are many who want to see us get some legal help. To the rest, I hope this will help. I will let you know if I find some help.

  OldBen     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 7:20:46 PM 
Re: kazorchian post# 191485     Post #  of 193830   

Sorry, that wasn't really directed at you so much. I appreciate your posts. I have found a class action firm that deals exclusively on a contigent fee agreement. I am trying to contact them now. If I make positive contact, I will release all the details.

  wrenchman     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 7:55:06 PM 
Re: underdog150 post# 191490     Post #  of 193831   

Try this head fake they as you say could back out of deal well then that means it can be rewritten also,NMGL and ffgo redo deal and all shareholders are locked in!!!BOOM!!!!!

  OldBen     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 8:14:55 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 191492     Post #  of 193831   

puppy, once again...unregistered, registered, it doesn't matter. Both can expose the naked shorts, that you deny exists, if a suit were successful in having WD distribute the A&Bs.

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 8:36:02 PM 
Re: wrenchman post# 191494     Post #  of 193831   

Deal likely rewritten and the "non-filing" of this possibility, by NMGL and FFGO, is very problematic for Shorty.

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 8:39:39 PM 
Re: OldBen post# 191496     Post #  of 193831   

"Revoked" can expose Shorty also.

Shorty must get shareholders to write-down their assets as worthless in order for him to close out all of these IOU marker positions we are holding.

Not a good situation for Shorty to be in.

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 8:42:54 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 191492     Post #  of 193831   

FFGO can not notify FINRA and set any record date - puppydotcom

Not sure that is correct. Waiting on FINRA's clarification on very specific corporate actions revoked companies may take. Per their last communication, everything depends upon the State of Incorporations Statutes.

If FINRA is clear and confirms that they can, then this will not be of concern for shareholders any longer.

Regardless of what is stated or claimed to the contrary.

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 8:47:22 PM 
Re: underdog150 post# 191495     Post #  of 193831   

That was the plan all along wrenchman, play the shareholders until they were done selling the 75 billion shares. It's about to begin again in yet another scam if your a willing participant. Are you in? - underdog150

Investors should go back and read all of the 8-K filings with the SEC. Shares were not "sold" to investors. Billions of shares were used as vehicles to forgive debt with debt holders.

Very few shares are actually in the float. Some believe as little as 8B, or just over 10% is actually free trading. The rest appear to be in cert form with the debt holders.

Anything above and beyond 8B in retail accounts are IOU markers put there by short sellers. Whether or not they sold so many markers, that they are now naked, will be determined by the dividend.

Tic Toc

  OldBen     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 10:08:32 PM 
Re: SevenTenEleven post# 191498     Post #  of 193831   

"Revoked" traps shorty where no shares can be exchanged or covered. To expose shorty we need something that causes shares to be exchanged such as a dividend or a lawsuit judgement.

  Texan77     Share   Thursday, December 15, 2011 10:35:38 PM 
Re: underdog150 post# 191490     Post #  of 193831   

it cant be unwound ,hint horse is before the cart lol

5T WD haha

BMFL<OD

next week(s) is here

AlanC     Share   Saturday, December 17, 2011 8:05:55 AM 
Re: FedUpToHere post# 191622     Post #  of 193832   

Nice to see that you agree that the liquidating dividends come under the purview of the State of Wyoming. I agree with you that in order to accomplish this FFGO will have to pay Wyoming the fees that are past due and have their paperwork in order. That is a quickly and easily accomplished process if FFGO chooses to do it. Good advice on doing your own DD and many of us here have done just that. Go FFGO!!!
Dividends of 3400%+ are awesome!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Saturday, December 17, 2011 8:44:11 AM 
Re: FedUpToHere post# 191622     Post #  of 193832   

No one said Wyoming was going to "force" a dissolution. Claims of investors making such statements are not founded upon anything posted or stated.

Also, once the plan for a liquidation dividend is put in place, the State of Wyoming's Statutes appear to allow it to proceed, regardless.

Great to be a shareholder!

Great that shareholders are looking out for their own interest. The SEC, FINRA, the DTCC, , brokers, and even Congress is not interested in the wellbeing of shareholders. They all have their vested interests and they all utilize their own resources to make sure their pockets are lined, first.

Thanks for the DD! Forces shareholders to do their own DD and to get educated.

When shareholders receive their dividend, it sure will be vindication for them.

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Saturday, December 17, 2011 8:56:09 AM 
Re: FedUpToHere post# 191625     Post #  of 193832   

FFGO - The principles put together very lengthy filings for FFGO, as well as, other companies they are/were behind. Filing a Form 211 with FINRA has always been their intent.

Great to be a shareholder with the possibility of a 3449% return on the horizon.

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Saturday, December 17, 2011 9:03:05 AM 
Re: ctrumabll post# 191600     Post #  of 193832   

I'm sticking by my investment and by management's decisions thus far. Until they announce a material change in the dividend process, claims of change will be dully noted, discussed, and DD'd.

Company made it clear in their FAQ's that they were up against a tough adversary. Shareholders realize that the only advocation they have is their own DD and their own efforts to uncover the truth.

There is likely a very very very large naked short position here. The only way Shorty could cover is to close out shareholder positions that shareholders are willing to write down as worthless.

Any shareholder considering that for a tax loss should consult their accountant. I would advise staying away from your investment advisor or your broker to help you make that decision. They may try to sway you in writing FFGO down, knowing full well of the risk they and their bosses have assumed with the electronic markers in our accounts.

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Saturday, December 17, 2011 9:08:49 AM 
Re: FedUpToHere post# 191628     Post #  of 193832   

Per FINRA, if the State of Incorporation governs a dividend distribution, then it is the State of Incorporation's laws that will govern a distribution, ALWAYS!

Good Luck!

  diamondguru-one     Share   Saturday, December 17, 2011 9:18:48 AM 
Re: Fire Lane post# 191612     Post #  of 193832   

how YOU handling the 12/7/2011 "DATE" !!! Trapped !!!eeeeh

  AlanC     Share   Saturday, December 17, 2011 9:20:49 AM 
Re: FedUpToHere post# 191625     Post #  of 193832   

FedUpToHere: You may want to recheck your facts with FINRA because that is not the case according to information I have received.
I am satisfied that getting current with Wyoming and paying the $100.00 fee is all that is required. Since insiders own way more than 50% of the outstanding a shareholder meeting should be a piece of cake. Go FFGO!!!
Dividends of 3400%+ are awesome!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Saturday, December 17, 2011 9:48:14 AM 
Re: headcounselor post# 191632     Post #  of 193832   

12/07/2011 is the day both shorts and longs were locked into their investment. That is unless longs are convinced that taking a tax write-off instead of waiting for a 3449% ROI is the route to go.

Only way Shorty could cover is if longs are convinced the best thing for them is to take a tax write-off.

Those who are long have done their DD and are holding to the divided date.

I would advise shareholders who have questions regarding a write-off to speak with their accountants.

Once the record date is set, Shorty will be forced to quietly pay the dividend. Ouch!

Tic Toc

  Rocket Man     Share   Saturday, December 17, 2011 10:48:41 AM 
Re: SevenTenEleven post# 191610     Post #  of 193832   

I don't see anyone entertaining the idea of writing (ffgo) them off for a tax write off.. I am sure your correct that not being able to cover is stressful to those with the massive nss position.

RM

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Saturday, December 17, 2011 10:59:52 AM 
Re: Rocket Man post# 191636     Post #  of 193832   

Likely a very massive NSS here. And those that are illegally short are stuck.

No shareholders writing down their investments on claims that the IRS is coming after them if they do not.

Find it interesting that Shorty may be using vehicles such as Street Sweeper to create panic and fear on the OTC and elsewhere.

"Members" of Street Sweeper taking short positions ahead of planned scam busting?

Was FFGO ever a target of Street Sweeper's scam busting techniques?

Tic Toc

  Rocket Man     Share   Saturday, December 17, 2011 10:16:11 PM 
Re: A deleted message     Post #  of 193832   

WD has our Divs.. We have been told in the filings and FAQs.. They are still up if any one wants to read them again.. 

http://www.fortfinancegroup.com/faq.html

  Rocket Man     Share   Saturday, December 17, 2011 10:19:53 PM 
Re: SevenTenEleven post# 191634     Post #  of 193832   

FFGO~ Div paid in quiet? lol Okay.. With billions of shares to pay for, quiet? I find that very funny.. There is no way behind closed doors there won't be screams of terror..  3400% is a screamer imo!!

  Rocket Man     Share   Saturday, December 17, 2011 10:22:42 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 191655     Post #  of 193832   

How do you know that FFGO has no intentions of doing so?

http://otcbb.com/aboutOTCBB/forms/form211.pdf


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this nonsense of FFGO filing a 211 is nothing but more but rumor, and wild speculation

FFGO/insiders management has abandoned the company and clearly has no intention of dong anything but spending share holders money ~puppydotcom
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http://www.fortfinancegroup.com/faq.html

5T WD haha

BMFL<OD

next week(s) is here

SevenTenEleven     Share   Sunday, December 18, 2011 9:59:20 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 191711     Post #  of 193832   

No one is claiming the State of Wyoming is going to Liquidate FFGO's assets.

The Statutes of the State of Wyoming govern what FFGO will be able to do. This has been made very clear!

According to those Statutes, the State of Wyoming would allow for FFGO to complete their liquidation process in the event of a dissolution.

It is right there in the Statutes!

http://legisweb.state.wy.us/statutes/statutes.aspx?file=titles/Title17/T17CH16.htm

And no where will anyone find shareholders claiming that the State of Wyoming will be the party liquidating those assets and the dividends. FFGO, based upon their 8-K filings and they FAQ's, clearly state that they will initiate the liquidation process and the dividend distribution with the filing of a final 8-K with the SEC.

Makes no sense for some to keep up this nonsense about the state of WYO liquidating FFGO - puppydotcom

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Sunday, December 18, 2011 10:17:34 PM 
Re: Rocket Man post# 191707     Post #  of 193832   

FFGO - Shorty is well aware of the risk ahead.

No way to cover; educated shareholders doing their own DD; shareholders not willing to write off their assets, even shareholders that believe the dividend is not coming; and no communication from the company to support claims to the contrary of what has been stated in the Company's Form 8-K's and in their FAQ's.

Nothing like shorting at $0.0001 and being forced to pay out a liquidation dividend at $0.003449 or higher. OUCH!

Tic Toc

  Texan77     Share   Sunday, December 18, 2011 10:20:43 PM 
Re: TomSawyer post# 191696     Post #  of 193832   

let me explain the importance of africa. africa has the deepest mines in the world and just so is the copperstone going under ground our contigous nieghber so you see detachmant faults are africans forte'


Forte, /'f?rt/ but often /'f?rte?/;[1]. A person's strong point[1] e.g. Preparing gourmet cuisine is his forte. The term is derived from the French fort meaning strength,

  Rocket Man     Share   Sunday, December 18, 2011 10:22:39 PM 
Re: SevenTenEleven post# 191720     Post #  of 193832   

A last ditch effort, for shortman in FFGO.. There is even calls for gold to dip again to under $1,500.00 from CNBC.. Certain, just like before we will make new highs.. Time to call Shortman on the carpet..

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Sunday, December 18, 2011 10:23:32 PM 
Re: Rocket Man post# 191722     Post #  of 193832   

Calls from CNBC? You mean Shorty's henchmen?

Looking forward to the dividend!

Oh, and those short gold need the PPS to come down. They have inventory problems. Can't wait to see if MF Global has the physical inventory of customers which is planned to be liquidated as part of the BK process.

Imagine that, you have assets in a safety deposit box and for bank goes BK, and they get to raid your safety deposit box.

Gold in the Ground is a GOOD THING!

Tic Toc

  AlanC     Share   Sunday, December 18, 2011 10:27:55 PM 
Re: SevenTenEleven post# 191720     Post #  of 193832   

The shortman failed to do his DD, made poor choices and got in here way way over his head. He crossed the point of no return.
Common sense says look at management and connected friends credentials and then look at the FINRA short sale numbers since FINRA has been keeping records. Couple that with the fact that FINRA has not posted the SHO bi monthly numbers in the past 17 months and common sense dictates that the shortman is going down and even the regulators know it. Go FFGO!!!
Dividends of 3400%+ are awesome!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Sunday, December 18, 2011 10:33:20 PM 
Re: AlanC post# 191725     Post #  of 193832   

FFGO - Shorty will not go down without a fight. He will be lobbying all of his friends at the regulatory bodies, his friends on Capital Hill, and his friends who have helped him be successful for years.

Those friends include, but are not limited to Swiss banks. But as we all are aware, the Swiss banks are about to hand over account information in order to avoid criminal charges. How much have the Swiss banks aided and abetted those who have manipulated the market through naked short selling?

$258MM is a small price to pay for a history of abusing the system.

Tic Toc

  Rocket Man     Share   Sunday, December 18, 2011 10:40:17 PM 
Re: SevenTenEleven post# 191723     Post #  of 193832   

To think we will stand idle and watch shorty, etc. to raid everything from, FFGO, HGLC, RENS, NMGL and GNCP in open view! Obviously at this point in time, imo shorty is naive to think our GOOD Fellows aren't watching closely..  Funny how charts, timing of sentiment all aligned can open ones eyes to the big picture.. I have plenty.. Go FFGO and 3400%.. Sweet!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Sunday, December 18, 2011 10:46:44 PM 
Re: Rocket Man post# 191727     Post #  of 193832   

FFGO - As a shareholder, it is our right to protect our investment. Proper DD really is very eye opening.

Looking forward to our patience and fortitude paying off.

3449% ROI is a great thing!

Tic Toc

  Rocket Man     Share   Sunday, December 18, 2011 10:48:33 PM 
Re: A deleted message     Post #  of 193832   

Pretty sure in FFGO that FINRA says that the lack thereof, of REG SHO Bi-Monthly numbers pin point shorty has a problem..

Crazy it is denied to not exist.
20111003|FFGO|500000|0|500000|O 100% SHORT VOLUME

20111004|FFGO|2000000|0|2000000|O 100% SHORT VOLUME

20111005|FFGO|310000|0|590000|O 52.5% SHORT VOLUME

20111006|FFGO|600000|0|1600000|O 37.5% SHORT VOLUME

20111010|FFGO|100000|0|100000|O 100% SHORT VOLUME

20111012|FFGO|2010000|0|2390000|O 84% SHORT VOLUME

20111013|FFGO|2999999|0|2999999|O 100% SHORT VOLUME

20111014|FFGO|4000000|0|4000000|O 100% SHORT VOLUME

20111018|FFGO|8000000|0|11000000|O 72% SHORT VOLUME

20111019|FFGO|1000000|0|1000000|O 100% SHORT VOLUME

20111026|FFGO|2150000|0|2150000|O 100% SHORT VOLUME

Total = 86% SHORT VOLUME for the month that it traded on the Grays.. All of 2011 is 90% real close SHORT VOLUME per FINRA DAILY NUMBERS whereas, REG SHO BI-Monthly Reports quit reporting last year in August at the time of FFGO and NMGLs last 8k..

Keep in mind HGLC is still not revoked and is on the GRAYS, yet REG SHO BI-Monthly reports are still active and recent.

http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/HGLC/short-sales

http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/FFGO/short-sales


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8 Certain OTC transactions (e.g., riskless principal and agency transactions where one member is acting on behalf of another member) are reported to FINRA in related tape and non-tape reports. Tape reports are submitted to FINRA for public dissemination by the appropriate exclusive Securities Information Processor (“SIP”), while non-tape reports are submitted to FINRA, but are not submitted to the SIP for public dissemination. FINRA will not be including non-tape reports in either the daily short sale volume file or the monthly short sale transaction file. Accordingly, in those instances where the short sale indicator is only included in the related non-tape report, the short sale data published in the daily and monthly files may be under-inclusive. Similarly, the published figures will not include odd lots since these transactions are not disseminated to the consolidated tape.
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11 While members generally are required to report trades in equity securities to FINRA within 90 seconds, a firm could improperly delay reporting of short sales until well after the close, which would result in the under-reporting of over-the-counter short sale volume. Delaying the reporting of trades for such a purpose would be considered a violation of the applicable trade reporting rules and Rule 2010 (Standards of Commercial Honor and Principles of Trade).
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http://www.sec.gov/rules/sro/finra/2009/34-60807.pdf

  Rocket Man     Share   Sunday, December 18, 2011 10:50:11 PM 
Re: SevenTenEleven post# 191729     Post #  of 193832   

FFGO! I will protect my investment, just as shortman will protect the lack thereof.. My investment in FFGO is attacked daily..

  Rocket Man     Share   Sunday, December 18, 2011 11:01:11 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 191735     Post #  of 193832   

Go SEC and Rico in the charge to regulate NSS in FFGO and others like NMGL/RENS/HGLC/GNCP and FFGO..! SweeT!

  Rocket Man     Share   Sunday, December 18, 2011 11:03:39 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 191736     Post #  of 193832   

Did FINRA state that Reg Sho Bi Monthly reports in stocks like FFGO were under-inclusive and under-reporting? Or did they lie about it? Did FINRA report false numbers in FFGO where Reg Sho Bi-Monthly quit reporting them altogether over a year span for no reason?


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8 Certain OTC transactions (e.g., riskless principal and agency transactions where one member is acting on behalf of another member) are reported to FINRA in related tape and non-tape reports. Tape reports are submitted to FINRA for public dissemination by the appropriate exclusive Securities Information Processor (“SIP”), while non-tape reports are submitted to FINRA, but are not submitted to the SIP for public dissemination. FINRA will not be including non-tape reports in either the daily short sale volume file or the monthly short sale transaction file. Accordingly, in those instances where the short sale indicator is only included in the related non-tape report, the short sale data published in the daily and monthly files may be under-inclusive. Similarly, the published figures will not include odd lots since these transactions are not disseminated to the consolidated tape.
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11 While members generally are required to report trades in equity securities to FINRA within 90 seconds, a firm could improperly delay reporting of short sales until well after the close, which would result in the under-reporting of over-the-counter short sale volume. Delaying the reporting of trades for such a purpose would be considered a violation of the applicable trade reporting rules and Rule 2010 (Standards of Commercial Honor and Principles of Trade).
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http://www.sec.gov/rules/sro/finra/2009/34-60807.pdf


20111003|FFGO|500000|0|500000|O 100% SHORT VOLUME

20111004|FFGO|2000000|0|2000000|O 100% SHORT VOLUME

20111005|FFGO|310000|0|590000|O 52.5% SHORT VOLUME

20111006|FFGO|600000|0|1600000|O 37.5% SHORT VOLUME

20111010|FFGO|100000|0|100000|O 100% SHORT VOLUME

20111012|FFGO|2010000|0|2390000|O 84% SHORT VOLUME

20111013|FFGO|2999999|0|2999999|O 100% SHORT VOLUME

20111014|FFGO|4000000|0|4000000|O 100% SHORT VOLUME

20111018|FFGO|8000000|0|11000000|O 72% SHORT VOLUME

20111019|FFGO|1000000|0|1000000|O 100% SHORT VOLUME

20111026|FFGO|2150000|0|2150000|O 100% SHORT VOLUME

  Rocket Man     Share   Sunday, December 18, 2011 11:06:19 PM 
Re: 52wkhi post# 191739     Post #  of 193832   

Why not? http://www.fortfinancegroup.com/faq.html

  Rocket Man     Share   Sunday, December 18, 2011 11:07:23 PM 
Re: 52wkhi post# 191741     Post #  of 193832   

Is that what they say? Show me a link if you will on FFGO. Check out that the DD below.

http://www.fortfinancegroup.com/faq.html

20111003|FFGO|500000|0|500000|O 100% SHORT VOLUME

20111004|FFGO|2000000|0|2000000|O 100% SHORT VOLUME

20111005|FFGO|310000|0|590000|O 52.5% SHORT VOLUME

20111006|FFGO|600000|0|1600000|O 37.5% SHORT VOLUME

20111010|FFGO|100000|0|100000|O 100% SHORT VOLUME

20111012|FFGO|2010000|0|2390000|O 84% SHORT VOLUME

20111013|FFGO|2999999|0|2999999|O 100% SHORT VOLUME

20111014|FFGO|4000000|0|4000000|O 100% SHORT VOLUME

20111018|FFGO|8000000|0|11000000|O 72% SHORT VOLUME

20111019|FFGO|1000000|0|1000000|O 100% SHORT VOLUME

20111026|FFGO|2150000|0|2150000|O 100% SHORT VOLUME

Total = 86% SHORT VOLUME for the month that it traded on the Grays.. All of 2011 is 90% real close SHORT VOLUME per FINRA DAILY NUMBERS whereas, REG SHO BI-Monthly Reports quit reporting last year in August at the time of FFGO and NMGLs last 8k..

Keep in mind HGLC is still not revoked and is on the GRAYS, yet REG SHO BI-Monthly reports are still active and recent.

http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/HGLC/short-sales

http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/FFGO/short-sales


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8 Certain OTC transactions (e.g., riskless principal and agency transactions where one member is acting on behalf of another member) are reported to FINRA in related tape and non-tape reports. Tape reports are submitted to FINRA for public dissemination by the appropriate exclusive Securities Information Processor (“SIP”), while non-tape reports are submitted to FINRA, but are not submitted to the SIP for public dissemination. FINRA will not be including non-tape reports in either the daily short sale volume file or the monthly short sale transaction file. Accordingly, in those instances where the short sale indicator is only included in the related non-tape report, the short sale data published in the daily and monthly files may be under-inclusive. Similarly, the published figures will not include odd lots since these transactions are not disseminated to the consolidated tape.
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11 While members generally are required to report trades in equity securities to FINRA within 90 seconds, a firm could improperly delay reporting of short sales until well after the close, which would result in the under-reporting of over-the-counter short sale volume. Delaying the reporting of trades for such a purpose would be considered a violation of the applicable trade reporting rules and Rule 2010 (Standards of Commercial Honor and Principles of Trade).
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http://www.sec.gov/rules/sro/finra/2009/34-60807.pdf

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Sunday, December 18, 2011 11:23:21 PM 
Re: Rocket Man post# 191743     Post #  of 193832   

Very compelling data. Daily short volume represents how many shares were shorted on a given day. Given that nearly every day was 100% short volume, there is no way those shorts were ever covered.

Wonder why they never reported those accumulating short positions to FINRA, and why FINRA never made those numbers public?

Short position may be as high as 275B shares according to some folks analyzing the data.

That would mean that Shorty could be out over $1B on this one.

Tic Toc

5T WD haha

BMFL<OD

next week(s) is here

AlanC     Share   Tuesday, December 20, 2011 6:59:59 AM 
Re: ib12u post# 191833     Post #  of 193832   

Nice artwork and I can understand why the shortman is not smiling.
All of those who are short are going to be forced to belly up to their sometimes friendly firm that allowed them to short with a large chunk of cash. Roguhly $35000.00 for every 10 million they shorted. 100 million short $350,000., 1 billion make that 3.5 million dollars. Can you say ca ching or do you prefer ouch?
The old saying is you can't win them all and in this case those who shorted this group of related companies made a terrible choice which will preove to be very expensive. The good news is this has not happened that often in the past. The bad news is it is going to be happening more frequently in the future. The other good news is the burden will be shared equally amoung all the shortmen and the amount lost on FFGO is fixed, the bad news is
this doesn't allow any of the little guys to get out of their short position without paying their fair share. No more sour grapes now from the shortman, after all just consider this as a bad choice and look at it as a cost of doing business. Go FFGO!!!
Dividends of 3,400%+ are awesome!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 20, 2011 9:06:10 AM 
Re: Mike2211 post# 191841     Post #  of 193832   

FFGO - Option to investors believing the dividend will not come is to write-off one's investment.

Shorty will gladly take anyones IOU's ahead of the 3449% ROI.

I will be holding and waiting on the dividend.

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 20, 2011 9:28:11 AM 
Re: alien42 post# 191843     Post #  of 193832   

71011, you are actually suggesting that somehow your 'shorty' is able to cover when there is zero volume.

lol, now i've heard it all. - alien42

Of course Shorty covers if retail traders are conned or convinced that they need to write down their shares. This is the only way Shorty could cover his position with a revoked stock. The broker and the short selling market maker will close out those IOU's allowing the Short position to be closed, as well as the long position. Retail keeps those positions open, and Shorty can't cover.

3449% ROI is a wonderful thing!

No volume needed!

Good Luck!

  AlanC     Share   Tuesday, December 20, 2011 12:25:17 PM 
Re: Mike2211 post# 191841     Post #  of 193832   

Mike2211: Keep the faith. We are closer to this happening now than we ever have been. Take a look at the bigger picture and what is happening around the world. Major changes underway. The way business has been done for the past 15 years or so is changing (Glass Steagul never should have been revoked and fiat money has caused much of the madness we are now paying for) and the pendulum is swinging back. One of the best things about the way this is structured is that you know exactly what your return will be. You do not need to be an expert trader and now that both the longs and the shorts are locked in the only thing you need to do is watch for the announcement of the payment date. Even the record date is no longer a concern. In Europe they have banned naked shorting and it will happen here as well I am sure. Hang in, Merry Christmas and a Happy Healthy Prosperous New Year. Go FFGO!!!

  Vianna     Share   Tuesday, December 20, 2011 1:15:53 PM 
Re: SevenTenEleven post# 191842     Post #  of 193832   

GA Seven! FFGO continues to be a concern apparently. Why...when it supposedly is dead and gone?

Why? Because...it's NOT. The Divy CAN still happen as you've confirmed so well, Seven, and I will be holding as well. No writes off for me.

SHORTY... YOU GIVE ME HOPE!

Tic Toc

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Re: Mike2211 post# 191841
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FFGO - Option to investors believing the dividend will not come is to write-off one's investment.

Shorty will gladly take anyones IOU's ahead of the 3449% ROI.

I will be holding and waiting on the dividend.

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 20, 2011 1:16:25 PM 
Re: medchal post# 191858     Post #  of 193832   

... surrendering the shares to one's broker in order to realize the tax loss would technically make them the broker's." True, but virtually irrelevant. - medchal

It is completely relevant. Surrendering them to the broker allows the broker and the marker maker the opportunity to close out the IOU and cover their short position.

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 20, 2011 1:17:23 PM 
Re: medchal post# 191858     Post #  of 193832   

Sooner or later, they would be removed from the account by the broker, anyway, and stored in the dead stock file (a simple housekeeping/bookkeeping chore); but, in that case, any "surprise" benefits accruing later on to those shares would still belong to the owner. - medchal

Removed from the account? Not so fast!

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 20, 2011 1:19:03 PM 
Re: medchal post# 191858     Post #  of 193832   

To believe that refusing to take a tax write-off is somehow "toasting Shorty" is the worst kind of delusion; to try to foist that fantasy off on others is inexcusable. - medchal

Trying to con shareholders to take a write-off for a 100% loss so Shorty could cover, and stating that the IRS would be coming after said investors if they did not is INEXCUSABLE!

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 20, 2011 1:26:21 PM 
Re: medchal post# 191865     Post #  of 193832   

Why don't you talk to your tax advisor and your broker (if you have either or both)? Try not to interrupt their explanations with a bunch of delusional garbage to "help" them. For starters, you can drop the term "surrendering" and just ask them about taking a tax write-off. - medchal


I do have a tax advisor and I have stated many times that I have a brokerage account.

Only way for those that issued the IOU's that are sitting in my account could close out those IOU's is if I surrender my shares to them (i.e. efforts to convince shareholders to do so).

Delusional garbage? Not coming from shareholders.

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 20, 2011 3:21:52 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 191874     Post #  of 193832   

the facts sure do speak for themselves. FFGO is revoked and the loyal long faithful share holders have lost every cent invested

no if, and, or buts .. no, he said, she said,

it's 100% FACT! - puppydotcom

I haven't lost anything. Still showing $0.0001 in my account(s). WOuld only be a loss if I were to buy into the "must write-down" claims and write-down my assets.

Sorry! No intent on writing down a 3449% ROI opportunity!

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 20, 2011 3:38:28 PM 
Re: medchal post# 191879     Post #  of 193832   

Read the broker's disclaimer on that. FFGO stock is worthless, and will so be reported by your broker later, if not sooner. - medchal

Brokers will not automatically report FFGO value as being worthless to the IRS, unless it is written down. Claims of such are not correct. Confirmed with accountant and with broker.

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 20, 2011 5:29:37 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 191892     Post #  of 193832   

no doubt shorty knows

I hear large groups from So Africa and the United Kingdom are awesome shorters ..

rumor is with revoked stocks .. shorty never needs to cover

WOW, just think, if an off shore shorter knew for sure a worthless penny was going under and revoked with management abandoning the company and the corporation was being dissolved

WOW!!!! .. the money they would make ... - puppydotcom

So insiders shorted the stock and issued share to themselves to cover?

Which Form 8-K was that filed in?

Tic Toc

  Texan77     Share   Tuesday, December 20, 2011 8:00:38 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 191897     Post #  of 193832   

left out western diversified, searchlight, bouse inc, south copperstone inc and sloane inc and about twenty other institutions in the 8ks

  OldBen     Share   Tuesday, December 20, 2011 9:18:27 PM 
Re: None     Post #  of 193832   

I have spoken to a lawyer for a second day about a possible class action. She has not said "yes" or "no" yet. With her blessing, I am emailing her the facts of the events. She needs to know that her firm will make money successfully. If anyone has ideas that might persuade her of the merit and the money her firm can make, I will gladly copy/paste and forward them to her. The quicker the better, before she might decide against the case.

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, December 20, 2011 10:07:43 PM 
Re: RayBoyBarber post# 191909     Post #  of 193832   

FFGO - Spoke with a tax lawyer and my broker. They both agree!

Revoked stocks are not automatically reported to the IRS as worthless, and shareholders are not forced to write down their investment when a stock is revoked.

Claims of such are misrepresentations of the IRS's tax codes.

Investors and shareholders of FFGO should contact their broker and their accountant to confirm.

Good Luck!

  OldBen     Share   Tuesday, December 20, 2011 11:05:17 PM 
Re: alien42 post# 191911     Post #  of 193832   

With billions? in illegal (naked) and legal shorting, a $258 million filing, companies, rich individuals, market makers, brokers, offshore interests, government agencies, there are a whole slew of people who are complicit and liable. There is money to be made here. Just need an organized plan that doesn't rest solely on NMGL.

  OldBen     Share   Tuesday, December 20, 2011 11:26:58 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 191914     Post #  of 193832   

Puppy, where do I start.

the divvy was based on NMGL selling the mines ( did not happen )

The dividend was based on FFGO selling the mines. They did and received NMGL A&B's as compensation. NMGL was not mentioned until AFTER the sale AFTER dozens of lies in dozens of press releases and news wires.

FFGO was the typical penny stock con job .. everyone with the slightest knowledge of how the market works knew FFGO was an SEC violator and was heading for revoking. Every single 8K was packed full of weasel clauses and legal outs

To be a victim of illegal market activities do not need a threshold of knowledge or foresight attached to them.

the CEO of FFGO stated " no short issue

Go back to press releases for FFGO & GWGO for several years and see how that gels.

there is ZERO proof of any illegal NSS of FFGO

FINRA, REG SHO, Daily Volume.....

make sure the law firm fully understand ALL THE REAL FACTS
before anyone sends them any money!

Thanks, I will. If they take the case it will be on a contigency basis.

5T WD haha

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wrenchman     Share   Thursday, December 22, 2011 6:13:04 AM 
Re: None     Post #  of 193832   

Revoked stock cannot pay dividend i beg to differ as this one just was reactivated and look at divi dates!!!FFGO can and will come back to liquidate!!!

Dec 21, 2011 TSXFF 360networks Corporation Ordinary Shares Grey Market Reactivated
Dec 20, 2011 AAPC American Architectural Products Corp. Common Stock Grey Market Deleted Inactive Issue
Dec 20, 2011 AMZG American Eagle Energy, Inc. Common Stock OTC Link/FINRA BB Deleted American Eagle Energy Inc. (?AMZG?)shareholders will receive 3.641 shares of Eternal Energy Corp. (EERG)for each share held
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  AlanC     Share   Thursday, December 22, 2011 7:45:37 AM 
Re: indebt2 post# 192010     Post #  of 193832   

indebt2: You said "this is all B.S.
we were never suppose to come out with anything. even i know that and i'm a dreamer." I agree with you 100%. This is all BS and we were not supposed to come out with a single penny. The system has worked flawlessly for years for the shortman. Naked short the bejesus out of any small company while the regulators all ignore what is going on. Drive the shareprice of the company whose stock is used as capital to zero bid abd an ask of .0001 and then short it day after day after day until the company goes under. If the company should hang in call up your SEC "contact"
and ask them to conduct an investigation, begin the revocation process or do whatever it takes to kill the company insuring that every cent the shortman has stolen is protected and a short squeeze is impossible.
Any of this seem familiar? It should as it is the standard operating procedure and usually works well especially if the on staff experts are able to find some dirt on anyone connected to the company and have a hit piece or two written to plant seeds of doubt.
Every once in a great while someone screws up and that is what happened here. The shortman has more than met his match here and it is going to cost him dearly. Whoever suggested Great West Gold will be paying a price. This group of well heeled businessmen designed a trap to sting the shortman. You don't have to be the sharpest knife in the drawer to be able to see what is happening here. Huge dividends on the way to you which upon receipt will allow you to invest in other cousin companies if you choose to. Well thought out plan with a generous fixed return to all. The last gasp attempt to try and get longs to give up roughly $3,500.00 per million shares owned against an at best tax savings of about $30.00 is humorous. Do the posters suggesting that really believe we are that stupid? lol Stay tuned for the Super 8K or email if you are on the email list.
Go FFGO!!!
Dividends of 3400%+ are awesome!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 22, 2011 8:55:15 AM 
Re: wrenchman post# 192014     Post #  of 193832   

This is key, as FINRA has made very clear in email correspondences:

In the United States, corporations are generally organized pursuant to state law, rather than federal law.

State laws will govern all of the sisters actions, ALWAYS!

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 22, 2011 10:21:39 AM 
Re: alien42 post# 192023     Post #  of 193832   

FINRA stated ALWAYS!

Not me!

Corporate entities are governed by the rules of their state of incorporation at all times. - FINRA

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 22, 2011 10:38:03 AM 
Re: alien42 post# 192025     Post #  of 193832   

FFGO - Sure. Just email FINRA at experts@finra.org

They should be able to clarify and confirm.

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 22, 2011 10:38:39 AM 
Re: SevenTenEleven post# 192027     Post #  of 193832   

FFGO Dividend COMING!

Hold on to those ELECTRONIC MARKERS!

SHORTY will be begging that they be written down so he could cover!

Still showing $0.0001/share in my account(s)! Soon will be showing $0.003449/share in CASH!

Still looking for an 8-K or an SEC document canceling the dividend payment and/or calling the principles of FFGO "Scammers"!

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 22, 2011 10:43:37 AM 
Re: alien42 post# 192026     Post #  of 193832   

reality is that the fantasy dividend that this scam announced will never be issued as FINRA would never allow that to happen. - alien42

Has FINRA given written proof of this?

The written proof I have is that the State of Incorporation will govern what FFGO will or won't be able to do. And that proof comes straight from FINRA!

Strange that FINRA's Corporate Actions department has not commented on any of the questions I have presented them with regarding FFGO.

Guess they have to first find out who at the "experts department" is "lying" to me about the State of Incorporation statements. LOLZZZ!

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 22, 2011 11:01:17 AM 
Re: alien42 post# 192032     Post #  of 193832   

Thanks for the DD! But I think I will stick with the advice I am getting straight from FINRA!

Good Luck!

  wrenchman     Share   Thursday, December 22, 2011 11:27:29 AM 
Re: None     Post #  of 193832   

Some terms that come to mind when i think of FFGO!!!!

Shelf distribution: Method of distributing shares in which the seller registers the shares with the SEC, but does not immediately sell them to the public . The shares are "put on the shelf" and held for later sale at any time within two years of the registration that market conditions seem appropriate. Originally designed for use by insiders of the issuer, such as major shareholders who own unregistered shares acquired directly from the issuer, but now expanded to allow issuers to use the process.

Rule 144: The federal law regarding resale of securities without registration if the securities are owned by affiliated persons or the securities are restricted

Rollup of a DPP: A transaction where a direct participation program not listed on an exchange over-the-counter is "rolled up" into another public DPP, a public trust, or a public corporation. The form of the rollup could be an acquisition, merger, or consolidation.

Restricted securities: Securities that have been purchased directly from the issuer or an affiliate of the issuer rather than through a public offering. Affiliated persons might obtain restricted securities by exercising stock options included in the person's compensation plan. Nonaffiliated persons would normally purchase restricted stock through a Regulation D offering or in a transaction subject to Rule 144A, Private Resales of Securities to Institutions. Subject to holding periods before resale.

Piggy-backed or piggy-back qualified: A security that is able to trade in the public market by merging with an already publicly traded security. The publicly traded entity may be a reporting company or a non-reporting company.

Phantom shares: Shares that have been “entitled” but not yet delivered in a short sale. These can appear to be settled shares but may, in fact, be shares that have failed to be delivered.

Naked Short Sale: The sale of securities that are not owned and have not been borrowed by the seller for delivery prior to settlement. This practice is illegal.

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 22, 2011 6:47:00 PM 
Re: Kitt Proimos post# 192062     Post #  of 193832   

Excuse me? You bought 1,000 dollars worth of ffgo, you can't sell it, the stock is non trade status then that's considered a loss and you can claim that....or percentage of... - Grinchster

Key is "can claim". Which I have no intention of doing so! Not ahead of a 3449% ROI!

Good Luck!

  AlanC     Share   Thursday, December 22, 2011 8:24:26 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 192065     Post #  of 193832   

puppy: You are wrong. Nothing has changed as far as the divy is concerned, nothing. The management told us exactly what they planned on doing and have not deviated from what they told us in writing and still up on the website. You are the only one who wants a dear John letter, we longs want our divys which will generate a return of 3400%+. Go FFGO!!!

  AlanC     Share   Thursday, December 22, 2011 8:38:06 PM 
Re: AlanC post# 192066     Post #  of 193832   

I would like to hear what other longs think the size of the naked short might total with FFGO. Remember management complained about naked shorting way back in 2005. Anyone think it is possible even after the reverse split to be betweein 5 and 10 billion shares? If it is 10 billion with a return of 3449% how much is the shortman going to have to come up with? We know the shortman is short not just here but on many others as well but when he pays our divies it is sure going to put a dent in his cash on hand. Go FFGO!!!
Dividends of 3400%+ are awesome!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 22, 2011 9:25:00 PM 
Re: AlanC post# 192067     Post #  of 193832   

FFGO - The NSS post 1 for 2000 split may be as high as 1B, IMO.

Will historical shareholders be paid $0.003449/share on a pre-split or post-split basis?

Big difference. NSS'ers are either on the hook for $3,449,000 or $6,898,000,000.

Like i said, big difference!

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, December 22, 2011 10:13:21 PM 
Re: A deleted message     Post #  of 193832   

FFGO - The record date will be 12/07/2011. So it won't matter if shareholders are convinced they will be forced to write down their shares.

Tic Toc

5T WD haha

BMFL<OD

next week(s) is here

goldywang     Share   Saturday, December 24, 2011 7:22:37 AM 
Re: paunch13 post# 192105     Post #  of 193832   

Guys I still hold millions of shares and wish something positive would come out of this. I am wondering why anybody here cares if FFGO is done and gone. Can someone explain your interest in debating here if it's all over?

And if it is not can someone explain how this will all turn out well for us who hold shares? Seems shorty has won another one to me unfortunately

  AlanC     Share   Saturday, December 24, 2011 7:29:36 AM 
Re: AlanC post# 191307     Post #  of 193832   

Did you know FFGO management has been fighting the naked shorting of its stock for over 6 years? Did you know that the stock was billions short back in 2006? Did you know that management tried hard to force those short to cover and regulators failed to enforce existing rules and regulations and allowed the naked shorters to continue to sell more non existant shares into the markets? Did you know management used every method available to them to try and thwart the attacks including multiple dividends and even reverse splitting the stock and still the naked shorters continued to sell non existant shares trying to drive FFGO into bankruptcy? Thanks management for being such warriors! Thanks for developing a plan that will insure that your shareholders are compensated for the suffering endured at the hands of the criminal naked shorters. Thanks for your courage and your caring.
Go FFGO!!!
Dividends of 3400%+ are awesome!

Thanks to BullFinch for this DD:

Great West Gold, Inc. Continues
To Monitor Short Selling
NEW YORK, May 8, 2006 – Great West Gold, Inc. (OTC BB:GWGO) confirms that BUYINS.NET, www.buyins.net, continues its coverage of Great West Gold, Inc. (OTCBB: GWGOE) after releasing the latest short sale data through May 2006. From January 2005 to May 2006 approximately 28.73 billion total aggregate shares of GWGOE have traded for a total dollar value of nearly $22.7 million. The total aggregate number of shares shorted in this time period is approximately 2.21 billion shares. The GWGOE SqueezeTrigger price of $0.00079 is the volume weighted average short price of all short selling in GWGO. A short squeeze started when shares of GWGOE closed above $0.00079. To access SqueezeTrigger Prices ahead of potential short squeezes beginning, visit http://www.buyins.net/.
Press Release

Great West Gold, Inc. Email:investor@greatwestgold.com

http://www.greatwestgold.com/pdfs/080506_GWG_PR_Buyins_Report.pdf


Great West Gold, Inc. – Squeeze Trigger Report
NEW YORK, NY, February 21, 2006, Great West Gold, Inc. (OTC BB: GWGO) announced on February 16, that www.buyins.net, is initiating coverage of Great West Gold, Inc. (OTCBB: GWGO) after releasing the latest short sale data through February 2006. From January 2005 to February 2006 approximately 20.59 billion total aggregate shares of GWGO have traded for a total dollar value of nearly $12.35 million. The total aggregate number of shares shorted in this time period is approximately 1.59 billion shares. The GWGO SqueezeTrigger price of $0.0006 is the volume weighted average short price of all short selling in GWGO. A short squeeze is expected to begin when shares of GWGO close above $0.0006. To access SqueezeTrigger Prices ahead of potential short squeezes beginning, visit http://buyins.net/squeezetrigger.pdf.
Press Release

Great West Gold, Inc. Email:investor@greatwestgold.com

http://www.greatwestgold.com/pdfs/210206_GWG_PR_Squeeze_Trigger_Report.pdf


Great West Gold, Inc. –
Share Price And Trading Activity
NEW YORK, NY, February 17, 2006, Great West Gold, Inc. (OTC BB: GWGO) confirms that it has noted that its share price traded at a new low yesterday with in excess of 1 billion shares being traded on that day.
The Company has requested an urgent “Squeeze Trigger” Report from www.buyins.net in respect of the Company’s trading including yesterday and upon receipt of this report, it will be published by the Company.
Press Release
Great West Gold, Inc. Email:investor@greatwestgold.com

http://www.greatwestgold.com/pdfs/170206_GWG_PR_Trading_Activity.pdf


Great West Gold, Inc. – Update On Naked Short Selling
Great West Gold (“GWGO”) Report
NEW YORK, December 27, 2005 – Great West Gold, Inc. (OTC BB:GWGO) announced on November 8, 2005 that Great West Gold, Inc. has now subscribed to a service that will “expose” all naked short positions in its stock on a monthly basis. The Company undertook to publish this list on its web site and issue a Press Release disclosing full details contained in that monthly report. Great West Gold, Inc. is now determined to attack those who are involved in the illegal naked short selling of its stock.
Press Release
Great West Gold, Inc. Email:investor@greatwestgold.com



http://www.greatwestgold.com/pdfs/271205_GWG_PR_Update_on_Short_Selling.pdf


Great West Gold, Inc. – UPDATE ON NAKED SHORT NEW YORK, November 9, 2005 – Great West Gold, Inc. (OTC BB:GWGO) announced on November 8, 2005 that Great West Gold, Inc. has now subscribed to a service that will “expose” all naked short positions in its stock on a monthly basis. The Company undertook to publish this list on its web site and issue a Press Release disclosing full details contained in that monthly report. Great West Gold, Inc. is now determined to attack those who are involved in the illegal naked short selling of its stock.
Press Release
Great West Gold, Inc. Email:investor@greatwestgold.com


http://www.greatwestgold.com/pdfs/091105_GWG_PR_Update_on_Short_Selling.pdf
Go FFGO!!!
Dividends of 3400%+ are awesome!

  AlanC     Share   Saturday, December 24, 2011 9:25:39 AM 
Re: Tavycal post# 192147     Post #  of 193832   

Merry Christmas FFGO shareholders!
An asterick needs to be added to the following numbers because it is very possible that every single share sold since FINRA began posting records 15 months ago well could have been short, every single share sold may not have existed. I say that because UBSS was recently caught and fined 20 million dollars by both FINRA and the SEC for having purposely mismarked trades calling them long sales when in fact they were short sales.

FINRA short sale numbers for Novemeber 2010 for FFGO!!!

20101101|FFGO|2849999|3849999|0 74%
20101102|FFGO|1750000|1750000|O 100%
20101103|FFGO|7000000|7107200|O 98%
20101104|FFGO|2000000|2000000|O 100%
20101105|FFGO|7999999|10999999|O 73%
20101108|FFGO|15050000|26500000|O 57%
20101110|FFGO|1000000|2898917|O 34%
20101111|FFGO|2419999|2419999|O 100%
20101112|FFGO|3100000|3200000|O 97%
20101116|FFGO|1000000|1340000|O 75%
20101117|FFGO|6000001|10778584|O 56%
20101118|FFGO|2000000|4014600|O 50%
20101122|FFGO|19845000|19845000|O 100%
20101123|FFGO|500000|1000000|O 50%
20101130|FFGO|20385000|21035000|O 97%
Nov. totals: 79,354,998.00 107,739,299.00 74% sold short

Here are the FINRA short sale numbers for December 2010:

20101202|FFGO|999999|999999|O 100%
20101203|FFGO|615000|4585000|O 13%
20101206|FFGO|1100000|1220000|O 90%
20101207|FFGO|700000|3700000|O 19%
20101208|FFGO|750000|1017259|O 74%
20101209|FFGO|2500000|4500000|O 56%
20101210|FFGO|57089999|74194973|O 77%
20101213|FFGO|6000000|10005000|O 59.7%
20101214|FFGO|28900077|31695902|O 91%
20101215|FFGO|5500000|5704441|O 96%
20101216|FFGO|33250000|54755000|O 61%
20101217|FFGO|8890998|9340998|O 95%
20101220|FFGO|5615800|6660800|O 84%
20101221|FFGO|9600000|11200000|O 86%
20101222|FFGO|24577777|31723803|O 77%
20101227|FFGO|154399995|176901620|O 87%
20101228|FFGO|4999999|4999999|O 100%
20101229|FFGO|9382269|9426819|O 100%
20101230|FFGO|7000000|7010000|O 100%
20101231|FFGO|4081168|8192303|0 50%
Dec. totals: 361,453,081.00 457,833,916.00 79%


2010 short sale totals: 440,808,079. out of a total volume of 565,573,215 or 78% shares sold short. Note well the SEC only started publishing FINRA's daily short sale numbers in Nov. of 2010.


January 2011

20110103|FFGO|20000000|22953402|O 87%
20110104|FFGO|9100000|9400000|O 96.8%
20110105|FFGO|8250000|13250000|O 62.3%
20110106|FFGO|11000000|11220000|O 98%
20110107|FFGO|9999999|9999999|O 100%
20110110|FFGO|400000|900000|O 44%
20110111|FFGO|1500000|2000000|O 75%
20110112|FFGO|1400000|1400000|O 100%
20110113|FFGO|1300000|1800000|O 72%
20110114|FFGO|23859999|38587151|O 61%
20110118|FFGO|3000400|3400400|O 88%
20110120|FFGO|7499999|8099999|O 92.5%
20110124|FFGO|1800000|1800000|O 100%
20110125|FFGO|800000|800000|O 100%
20110126|FFGO|10000000|10000625|O 99.9%
20110131|FFGO|317800|317800|O 100%


February 2011

20110202|FFGO|20700000|36210000|O 57%
20110203|FFGO|13400000|38601000|O 34.7%
20110209|FFGO|200000|365000|O 54.7%
20110210|FFGO|2900000|3700000|O 78.3%
20110211|FFGO|500000|4970000|O 10%
20110214|FFGO|2000000|2006250|O 99.6%
20110216|FFGO|17700000|27770000|O 63%
20110217|FFGO|525499999|528499999|O 99.4% COLD WINTER DAY
20110218|FFGO|7600000|8725000|O 87.1%
20110222|FFGO|10000000|10526708|O 94.9%
20110223|FFGO|2000000|2700000|O 74%
20110225|FFGO|1000000|1455000|O 68.7%

March 2011

20110301|FFGO|1000000|0|1350000|O 74%
20110303|FFGO|1795000|0|3492848|O 51%
20110304|FFGO|100000|0|100000|O 100%
20110307|FFGO|1800000|0|1800000|O 100%
20110311|FFGO|500000|0|500000|O 100%
20110314|FFGO|2000000|0|2000000|O 100%
20110315|FFGO|3500000|0|4500000|O 77.7%
20110316|FFGO|11500000|0|11500650|O 99.99%
20110317|FFGO|3114000|0|3617357|O 86%
20110318|FFGO|13020000|0|13020000|O 100%
20110324|FFGO|150000|0|701113|O 21%
20110325|FFGO|110000|0|110000|O 100%
20110329|FFGO|1497300|0|1497300|O 100%
20110331|FFGO|1999999|0|3430269|O 58%

April 2011

20110404|FFGO|5891100|0|6651100|O 88.5%
20110405|FFGO|126400|0|126400|O 100%
20110406|FFGO|150000|0|150000|O 100%
20110411|FFGO|456000|0|456000|O 100%
20110413|FFGO|876543|0|876543|O 100%
20110414|FFGO|4100000|0|4741400|O 86.4%
20110415|FFGO|1500000|0|2500000|O 65%
20110420|FFGO|100000|0|100000|O 100%
20110421|FFGO|1560000|0|1560000|O 100%
20110425|FDTC|4000|0|25000|O 16%
20110426|FFGO|1000000|0|1000162|O 99.9%
20110427|FFGO|1000000|0|1000000|O 100%
20110428|FFGO|8072700|0|8322700|O 96.9%
20110429|FFGO|30210000|0|30210000|O 100%

May 2011

20110502|FFGO|4476700|0|4476700|O 100%
20110503|FFGO|7338600|0|10788600|O 68%
20110504|FFGO|2000000|0|2000000|O 100%
20110505|FFGO|1620000|0|2140000|O 75.7%
20110506|FFGO|1500000|0|1505583|O 99.6%
20110509|FFGO|1000000|0|1000000|O 100%
20110511|FFGO|3000000|0|3040000|O 88.2%
20110512|FFGO|7200000|0|8200000|O 87.8%
20110516|FFGO|8200000|0|8300000|O 98.7%
20110517|FFGO|4099900|0|4199900|O 97.6%
20110518|FFGO|585000|0|585000|O 100%
20110520|FFGO|1000777|0|1000777|O 100%
20110523|FFGO|2000000|0|2000000|O 100%
20110524|FFGO|500000|0|800000|O 62%
20110525|FFGO|18585000|0|18585000|O 100%
20110527|FFGO|1000000|0|1000000|O 100%
20110531|FFGO|7628700|0|8031462|O 94.9%

June 2011

20110603|FFGO|400000|0|400000|O 100%
20110606|FFGO|2710000|0|2710000|O 100%
20110607|FFGO|24000000|0|24000000|O 100%
20110608|FFGO|173800|0|173800|O 100%
20110609|FFGO|2500000|0|2500000|O 100%
20110610|FFGO|83100|0|83100|O 100%
20110614|FFGO|1500000|0|1500000|O 100%
20110615|FFGO|1000000|0|1000000|O 100%
20110616|FFGO|2000000|0|2000000|O 100%
20110617|FFGO|1105223|0|1355223|O 81.5%
20110621|FFGO|423000|0|423000|O 100%
20110623|FFGO|1000000|0|1000000|O 100%
20110624|FFGO|3401333|0|3401333|O 100%
20110629|FFGO|8619200|0|8619200|O 100%
20110630|FFGO|200400|0|200400|O 100%

July 2011

20110701|FFGO|5497995|0|5497995|O 100%
20110706|FFGO|400400|0|700400|O 57%
20110711|FFGO|500000|0|1400000|O 35%
20110714|FFGO|1102699|0|1102699|O 100%
20110715|FFGO|300100|0|400100|O 75%
20110718|FFGO|10850000|0|10850000|O 100%
20110719|FFGO|74000000|0|74000000|O 100%
20110720|FFGO|54100000|0|54100000|O 100%
20110722|FFGO|30000000|0|30000000|O 100%
20110725|FFGO|10346500|0|10346500|O 100%
20110727|FFGO|2400100|0|3400100|O 70.5%

August 2011

20110801|FFGO|8900000|0|8900000|O 100%
20110803|FFGO|5550000|0|5550000|O 100%
20110804|FFGO|7000100|0|10325100|O 67%
20110805|FFGO|5573333|0|5723333|O 100%
20110808|FFGO|405800|0|405800|O 100%
20110809|FFGO|3400000|0|3500000|O 97.1%
20110811|FFGO|3279000|0|3279000|O 100%
20110812|FFGO|100100|0|100100|O 100%
20110815|FFGO|14500000|0|14500000|O 100%
20110816|FFGO|1000000|0|1000000|O 100%
20110817|FFGO|10490000|0|10490000|O 100%
20110818|FFGO|4000000|0|4000000|O 100%
20110822|FFGO|467000|0|467000|O 100%
20110823|FFGO|55633600|0|55633600|O 100%
20110824|FFGO|500000|0|500000|O 100%
20110825|FFGO|750000|0|750000|O 100%
20110829|FFGO|1500000|0|1500000|O 100%
20110831|FFGO|45327062|0|61885560|O 73.2%


September 2011

20110901|FFGO| 777000|0| 832000|O 93.3%
20110902|FFGO|4000000|0|4000000|O 100%
20110908|FFGO|1920000|0|1920000|O 100%
20110909|FFGO|2500000|0|2500000|O 100%
20110913|FFGO|5000000|0|5299100|O 94.3%
20110914|FFGO|3000000|0|3000000|O 100%
20110923|FFGO|2000000|0|2320000|O 86.2%
20110928|FFGO|1000600|0|1125600|O 88.8%

Month totals: 20,197,600/20,996,700 96.1%

October 2011

20111003|FFGO|500000|0|500000|O 100%
20111004|FFGO|2000000|0|2000000|O 100%
20111005|FFGO|310000|0|590000|O 52.5%
20111006|FFGO|600000|0|1600000|O 37.5%
20111010|FFGO|100000|0|100000|O 100%
20111012|FFGO|2010000|0|2390000|O 84.1%
20111013|FFGO|2999999|0|2999999|O 100%
20111014|FFGO|4000000|0|4000000|O 100%
20111018|FFGO|8000000|0|11000000|O 72.7%
20111019|FFGO|1000000|0|1000000|O 100%
20111026|FFGO|2150000|0|2150000|O 100%


Month totals: 23,659,999/28329,999 83.5%

FFGO YEAR TO DATE

JAN 110,228,197/ 135,899,376
FEB 603,499,999/ 665,528,957
MAR 42,086,299/ 47,619,537
APR 55,046,743/ 57,719,305
MAY 71,734,677/ 77,653,022
JUN 49,116,056/ 49,366,056
JLY 189,497,794/ 191,797,794
AUG 168,375,995/ 188,509,493
SEP 20,197,000/ 20,996,700
OCT 23,659,999/28,329,999
Year to date totals

1,333,442.759/ 1,453,420,239 91.7% SHORT VOLUME for shares sold in 2011* (See UBSS recent fines by both SEC and FINRA!)

regsho.finra.org/FORFshvol20110324.txt
Total short volume since FINRA began publishing records in Nov. 2010:
1,774,250,838 short shares sold out of total volume of 2,018,993,454 or 87.9% of all shares sold were sold short!
Go FFGO!!!
Dividends of 3400%+ are awesome!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Saturday, December 24, 2011 9:31:00 AM 
Re: AlanC post# 192148     Post #  of 193832   

SHORT VOLUME FROM FEBRUARY 1, 2010 TO AUGUST 31, 2010

Very interesting short sale and aggregate volume shift from late June through end of August.

http://images.investorshub.advfn.com/images/uploads/2010/9/12/xnocyFFGO_-_Short_Volume_Since_02012010_Page_1.jpg

http://images.investorshub.advfn.com/images/uploads/2010/9/12/gvchwFFGO_-_Short_Volume_Since_02012010_Page_2.jpg

http://images.investorshub.advfn.com/images/uploads/2010/9/12/xyywxFFGO_-_Short_Volume_Since_02012010_Page_3.jpg

http://images.investorshub.advfn.com/images/uploads/2010/9/12/nhaqmFFGO_-_Short_Volume_Since_02012010_Page_4.jpg

  AlanC     Share   Saturday, December 24, 2011 10:21:42 AM 
Re: JammingJAY post# 192150     Post #  of 193832   

JammingJay: The beauty of their plan is that nobody needs to worry about selling in order to obtain a return of 3.449.% on their FFGO shares all they have to do is sit back and wait for the cash to be deposited in their brokerage account.

1 million shares = $3,449.00
10 million shares = $34,449.00
100 million shares = $349,449.00
1 billion shares = $3,449.000.00

That sure illustrates why longs will be happy despite the long wait they have endured. Go FFGO!!!
Dividends of 3400%+ are awesome!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Saturday, December 24, 2011 10:22:47 AM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 192151     Post #  of 193832   

ZERO proof of any NSS in FFGO. ( even the CEO of FFGO said there was no significant short issue with FFGO )

I'm taking about any legal open short positions with FFGO if any
exist - puppydotcom

No FINRA numbers reported since August 13, 2010. So hard to determine how many legal shorts are out there.

So in the opinion of the CEO, and based upon the UNreported data to FINRA, he legally would have to determine there is no short position.

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Saturday, December 24, 2011 10:32:46 AM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 192156     Post #  of 193832   

FFGO - Answers are Yes, Yes, and YES.

Glad to have been able to add along the way!

Thanks for all of the DD!

Did investors know FFGO management knowingly and willingly refused to file one single required periodic report over a 6 year period. Did investors know FFGO refused to respond to the notices of failure to file sent by the SEC over the years
Did investors know FFGO knew well in advance the SEC was gong to revoked them for violation of Section 12 (j) and they continued to issue/sell 75 BILLIONS of shares and promote a fantasy .0034 dividend

Did investors know FFGO Management abandoned the company over 15 months ago leaving all the loyal FFGO share holders holding worthless stock and no way to ever contact the company - puppydotcom

Tic Toc

  AlanC     Share   Saturday, December 24, 2011 10:36:37 AM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 192156     Post #  of 193832   

I can well understand why those short would not be happy with the fact that FFGO purposely chose to give up being a fully reporting company. In my opinion when they made the decision they were going to battle those that were attacking the company and trying to drive it into bankruptcy they were left with no other choice.
If they continued to be fully reporting they would have had to disclose their battle plans and it was not in anyones best interest except the enemy to do so. Any FFGO shareholder who did not know they were fully reporting did not do proper DD. They did what they had to do to protect the assets of the company and its shareholders and to anything else they would have been derilict in their fiduciary responsibilities. The 5 trillion authorized "mistake" probably wasn't fair to the shortman either but then again they say all is fair in love and war and they certainly were at war with the shortman. I think the shortman will have to attribute his losses here to not doing proper DD.
Merry Christmas FFGO longs! Go FFGO!!!
Dividends of 3400%+ are awesome!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Saturday, December 24, 2011 10:44:11 AM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 192159     Post #  of 193832   

so when does anyone expect all that cash to be added to common share holders account?

perhaps as
soon
as
next Week(s) - puppydotcom

Shorty will know shortly before shareholders. When the DTCC notifies the brokers of the record and payment date, the brokers will be notifying the marker makers of their obligations to cover the cash dividend for the shares that are not backed by certs.

Shorty has but little time to convince shareholders that writing down their assets is in their best interest. Based upon my DD, that is not in my best interest. Only Shorty's!

Shareholders are advised to do their own DD.

Strange how a revoked stock is still showing a $0.0001/share value in all of my accounts.

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Saturday, December 24, 2011 12:08:09 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 192162     Post #  of 193832   

so now the new rumor is FFGO investors knew all along the SEC WAS GOING TO REVOKE FFGO
rotf.. - puppydotcom

I wouldn't call posts and opinions from April - July of 2010 as "new rumors".

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=70258571

Good Luck!

  Vianna     Share   Saturday, December 24, 2011 12:15:20 PM 
Re: None     Post #  of 193832   

MERRY CHRISTMAS to all my friends near and far at FFGO!!

ALL the Best!

V

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Saturday, December 24, 2011 1:51:48 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 192168     Post #  of 193832   

No legal short ever needs to cover .. there is no one to cover with because the public company no longer exist. No shares can ever be bought or traded on the public market. No requirement exist legal shorts must cover any revoked shell by the SEC simply because the rules of the SEC forbids any trading - puppydotcom

They may not need to cover, but when the dividend is paid in cash, they will be required to come up with the cash to cover the dividend distribution.

THE MARKERS STILL REPRESENT SHARES OF FFGO IN RETAIL ACCOUNTS, AND THOSE MARKERS ARE STILL ON THE MARKET MAKERS' BOOKS.

This risk alone is why they need shareholders to write down and have their brokers remove the markers in their accounts. This is the only way shorts, legal or illegal, can close out those markers and eliminate their risk.

IT DOESN'T MATTER THAT THE STOCK'S REGISTRATION IS REVOKED. NAKED SHORT POSITIONS, CREATED BY THE NITE'S AND THE ETMM'S OF THE WORLD, WOULD LOVE TO HAVE RETAIL TRADERS WRITE DOWN THEIR POSITIONS SO THEY COULD CLOSE OUT THOSE MARKERS AND POCKET THE SPOILS OF THEIR LABOR!

We all know that market makers "legally" naked short sell. Legally is used loosely since there is information that has been reported and will be forthcoming demonstrating market makers naked short selling with no intention of locating or ever borrowing shares to back those ILLEGAL short sales.

Great to REMAIN an FFGO shareholder!

IS MY INVESTMENT WORTHLESS BECAUSE I CAN'T SELL? WELL, I DIDN'T BUY TO SELL! I'M IN IT TO QUALIFY FOR THE 3449% DIVIDEND! WHETHER REVOKED OR NOT, FFGO CAN STILL DISTRIBUTE THE PLANNED DIVIDEND! IT IS MY BELIEF, BASED UPON THE FACTS, THAT THEY WILL!

I couldn't care less who pays the 3449% cash dividend. Legal shorts, illegal shorts, or the purchaser of those assets. 3449% is 3449%!

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Saturday, December 24, 2011 2:20:06 PM 
Re: Texan77 post# 65160     Post #  of 193832   

FFGO - Correct Texan. They will still be able to pay the dividend even while revoked.

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Saturday, December 24, 2011 3:36:12 PM 
Re: TomSawyer post# 192172     Post #  of 193832   

FFGO's Wyoming license will be dissolved in a few days. That's the last nail on the coffin. There will be no laws that can enforce them to pay anything after that. They will no longer have any commitment to any shareholder after that final event. - TomSawyer

I could post the State of Wyoming Statutes again. The same ones that protect the process of distribution to shareholders in the case of dissolution.

Is there information that supports dissolution from the state preventing this process which its statutes appear to protect?

Statutes are pretty clear regarding dissolution.

17-16-1405. Effect of dissolution.


(a) A dissolved corporation continues its corporate existence but may not carry on any business except that appropriate to wind up and liquidate its business and affairs, including:

(i) Collecting its assets;

(ii) Disposing of its properties that will not be distributed in kind to its shareholders;

(iii) Discharging or making provision for discharging its liabilities;

(iv) Distributing its remaining property among its shareholders according to their interests; and

(v) Doing every other act necessary to wind up and liquidate its business and affairs.

(b) Dissolution of a corporation does not:

(i) Transfer title to the corporation's property;

(ii) Prevent transfer of its shares or securities, although the authorization to dissolve may provide for closing the corporation's share transfer records;

(iii) Subject its directors or officers to standards of conduct different from those prescribed in article 8;

(iv) Change quorum or voting requirements for its board of directors or shareholders; change provisions for selection, resignation, or removal of its directors or officers or both; or change provisions for amending its bylaws;

(v) Prevent commencement of a proceeding by or against the corporation in its corporate name;

(vi) Abate or suspend a proceeding pending by or against the corporation on the effective date of dissolution; or

(vii) Terminate the authority of the registered agent of the corporation.

http://legisweb.state.wy.us/statutes/statutes.aspx?file=titles/Title17/T17CH16.htm

Also, is there information to support claims of dissolution for FFGO in a few days?

Regardless, statutes support due process of the dividend. SEE BOLDED ABOVE!

I am a shareholder and I am happy with the protection of my anticipated asset distribution. ESPECIALLY IN THE EVENT OF A DISSOLUTION!

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Saturday, December 24, 2011 3:54:22 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 192174     Post #  of 193832   

FFGO is revoked, FINRA does not set any record Dates with revoked, dissolved companies to issue any divvy for any common share holder

FFGO as a private company can only issue dividends ( if they qualify, which they don't ). FINRA is not required nor involved with revoked closed down dissolved companies who are no longer SEC/FINRA approved issuers and corporation will be dissolved - puppydotcom

I sugest shareholders email FINRA to confirm.

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Saturday, December 24, 2011 3:58:29 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 192174     Post #  of 193832   

The state of WYO will dissolve the corporation for failure to pay tax and failure to file annual reports - puppydotcom

And Wyoming Statutes allow a dissolved company to distribute assets due shareholders.

It's all in the Statutes which seem to be ignored. Here they are again!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Saturday, December 24, 2011 4:03:16 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 192178     Post #  of 193832   

the state of WYO will not be involved in a closed down worthless revoked, insolvent,dissolved company - puppydotcom

Not according to FINRA!

Corporate entities are governed by the rules of their state of incorporation at all times. - FINRA

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Saturday, December 24, 2011 4:15:34 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 192180     Post #  of 193832   

Nonsense,

I'll bet there are investors here or investors who know people who own their own private companies ( chapter S or C )
who do not notify FINRA when they pay the yearly dividend to share holders

FFGO is nothing but a revoked company .. the SEC took away its rights to issue shares .. FFGO would be basically a private company if it were not abandoned and worthless - puppydotcom

Nonsense? I would suggest shareholders email FINRA and ask the questions they want answered. I have!

the emails are worthless .. from unknown aliases

investors need to do their own DD

but go ahead and post all the emails you like - puppydotcom

Since there are electronic markers in retail accounts, DTCC will need to be involved. They will need to notify the brokers of the payment date and the amount of payment.

Also, FFGO was never a chapter S or chapter C company.

So, now FINRA will not be involved in the dividend approval process? lolzzz

Which is it?

They will not be involved because the company has been revoked?

Or

They will never approve payment of the dividend for a revoked company?

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Saturday, December 24, 2011 4:41:38 PM 
Re: newtrader2007 post# 192183     Post #  of 193832   

I think the question may be IS FFGO A CORPORATE ENTITY AS OF TODAY AFTER BEING REVOKED BY SEC? I really dont think FFGO falls under the rules you continue to post. I just dont see since it is revoked, How FFGO would come under any rules of the STATE OF WYOMING . To fall under Wyomings rules of incorporation. FFGO is REVOKED! Not a legal corp of Wyoming. So rules I think do not apply! JMO - newtrader2007

Sorry. FINRA gave the same response regardless of how the question was proposed.

They were asked whether the State of Incorporation's Laws governed a revoked company, a company on the grey markets, etc.

Each and every time FINRA responded, the same.

Here is one example with FINRA's many responses:

Would this continue to be true for companies that were suspended, for 10 days, and moved to the grey market for failure to file their required financials since 2005?

Are they still governed by the state of incorporation's laws?

If revoked, does this also hold true? Commission Order pursuant to Section 12(k) of the Act, 15 U.S.C. 78l(k), temporarily suspending the issuer’s securities or pursuant to Section 12(j) of the Act, 15 U.S.C. 78l(j), revoking registration of the issuer’s securities.

How is a record date set and shareholders of record determined if a stock is revoked?

Company has filed numerous 8-K's regarding their planned distribution of the dividend. How would a revoking affect payment and distribution? - ShareHolder

Corporate entities are governed by the rules of their state of incorporation at all times. You may want to consult counsel in the state of incorporation to determine what effect the SEC’s order may have had on what the entity may do under state law. You may also want to contact the SEC to ask what effect its order may have had. Finally, you should contact the company directly to ask these same questions. - FINRA

FINRA suggests doing DD!

So...

Contacting the State of Wyoming to see how their Statutes Govern FFGO moving forward!

SEC has failed to respond!

And we knew that the company would be unavailable until they announced the record date.

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Saturday, December 24, 2011 4:44:52 PM 
Re: TomSawyer post# 192184     Post #  of 193832   

FFGO - Email them and ask them how the Statutes of dissolution will apply.

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Saturday, December 24, 2011 4:47:59 PM 
Re: TomSawyer post# 192184     Post #  of 193832   

FFGO - Strange, as a shareholder, I am doing everything possible to make sure we get our dividend.

Good Luck!

  Chas56789     Share   Saturday, December 24, 2011 5:01:43 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 192168     Post #  of 193832   

puppydotcom - what is so nice about your senerio is that FFGO issued a dividend of at least 3400% to FFGO shareholders. The date of the dividend will be provided by the regulators.

So anyone who bought into FFGO and still holds it now that it is revoked , will get the dividend. And YES , those who shorted FFGO will be responsible for that DIVIDEND !!

Shortman ......LOSES !!


Chas56789

5T WD haha

BMFL<OD

next week(s) is here

Rat Trap     Share   Monday, December 26, 2011 8:44:36 AM 
Re: None     Post #  of 193833   

No where to run now... RAT TRAP has sprung!

5 TRILLION A/S ---> heheh

  Rat Trap     Share   Monday, December 26, 2011 11:45:01 AM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 192224     Post #  of 193833   

Going to be nice to see these crooks squirm in 2012. Lots of high profile trials coming very shortly. Buckle up!

  paunch13     Share   Monday, December 26, 2011 12:35:26 PM 
Re: Hunter6110 post# 192228     Post #  of 193833   

Hunter
I believe about three or four because I don't believe thay would get less to accept that many counterfit shares because they know that some day there is a chance they will get caught. Every day they are catching more and more of the people who are selling naked short shares and the law will some day be forced to jail them
John

  OldBen     Share   Monday, December 26, 2011 12:59:21 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 192203     Post #  of 193833   

Compensation is compensation for the purposes that i have in mind and have explained in past posts. Registered or unregistered it doesn't really doesn't matter to me.

I don't see any WD shares in the filing. I am unaware of WD issuing shares.

I haven't seen any WD shares or any cancelled "unregistered NMGL shares" in a press release or filing.

There is no official notice of the dividend being cancelled because of the SEC suspension.

There is no proof that Searchlight has FFGO's portion of the mines. There is no proof that any of these events happened.

  OldBen     Share   Monday, December 26, 2011 8:41:27 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 192237     Post #  of 193833   

the agreement between FFGO/WD and NMGL stated if FFGO were to have any regulatory problems the deal would default --puppydotcom

FFGO has enough problems that are facts. We don't have to create lies that take us to the level of FFGO. There is nothing that states that any regulatory problems "default" or "cancel" the dividend. There is the "reputational risk" clause that does not state what is a reputational risk is. Regulatory problems such as failure to file for FFGO is not, to me, in any way a "reputational risk" to NMGL or NMGL delivering the dividend.

Many are scared of this "clause" and don't want to do anything regarding FFGO or NMGL because of this clause. If you think it through, it is not an impediment. If it is an impediment, then it highly likely that NMGL would be doing something illegal to cancel the dividend. Remember NMGL has shown intent by creating NMGL A&B's and filing upon it.

FFGO and NMGL are both "locked in" and "liable." FFGO should have released the dividend immediately following the sale of the gold mine. FFGO received compensation for the mines without including FFGO shareholders. NMGL filed NMGL A&B's for FFGO's share of the mines. NMGL was supposed to have the irrevocable consent of all minority shareholders and file for ownership of 100% of the mines. NMGL has only filed for FFGO's less than half ownership of the mines.

Getting distracted with lies, speculation, etc. leads to entirely false endings and conclusions. There is plenty of liability and problems sticking entirely to the press releases, filings and website "releases." There is no need to speculate.

  wrenchman     Share   Monday, December 26, 2011 10:27:42 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 192253     Post #  of 193833   

Yep you get it pup new buyer that explains the escape clause thanks for clarifying that with us we knew you had it in you,why right the deal and not commit,well maybe to lure us to follow the bread crumb trail then we have GNCC come along!!!GO FFGO!!!

5T WD haha

BMFL<OD

next week(s) is here

lucvuillermoz     Share   Wednesday, December 28, 2011 3:50:46 AM 
Re: SevenTenEleven post# 192315     Post #  of 193834   

How can i sell my stock to naked short seller ?

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Wednesday, December 28, 2011 8:41:14 AM 
Re: Nitwit post# 192324     Post #  of 193834   

FFGO - Sure you can. All naked short sellers need for shareholders to do is write-down their investment to ZERO. That way, each and every IOU marker in retail shareholders' accounts can be removed and closed.

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Wednesday, December 28, 2011 9:23:31 AM 
Re: None     Post #  of 193834   

FFGO - NITE hoping for EOY write-offs so he could close his short positions. All of those IOU markers, in retail accounts, are a risk to him moving into 2012. 3449% cash payout is what he is trying to avoid!

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Wednesday, December 28, 2011 9:24:27 AM 
Re: alien42 post# 192327     Post #  of 193834   

FFGO - A simple email to FINRA will clarify any doubt.

FINRA is very clear in their email correspondences. And the Wyoming Statutes are very clear also.

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Wednesday, December 28, 2011 9:26:14 AM 
Re: alien42 post# 192331     Post #  of 193834   

there is no doubt to clarity, per FINRA rules the dividend is cancelled. - alien42

Not according to FINRA's "Ask the Experts".

A simple email will help clear it up.

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Wednesday, December 28, 2011 9:28:38 AM 
Re: alien42 post# 192333     Post #  of 193834   

yes according to FINRA, of course i can back up that fact... - alien42

Emails asking specific questions are addressed and answered by FINRA.

Just have to email experts@FINRA.org

Looking forward to their response.

Good Luck!

  paunch13     Share   Wednesday, December 28, 2011 10:53:28 AM 
Re: ctrumabll post# 192338     Post #  of 193834   

ctrumabil
Thank you fro admiting that FFGO will be successful , and how much time does it take, none of the shareholders care as long as we are successful
John

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Wednesday, December 28, 2011 11:22:40 AM 
Re: RayBoyBarber post# 192346     Post #  of 193834   

FFGO - Still showing a value in my brokerage accounts also.

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Wednesday, December 28, 2011 11:39:22 AM 
Re: A deleted message     Post #  of 193834   

Any write-downs on this stock will NOT free up any shares for anyone! - ib12u

Sorry! Not correct!

Write-downs will allow NITE to remove IOU markers from retail traders' accounts. As a result, his risk is limited and lowered going into 2012. He in effect, closes out his open short positions.


3449% ROI ($3449.00/$100 invested) or $3000 annual tax credit?

Good Luck!

  AlanC     Share   Wednesday, December 28, 2011 2:00:51 PM 
Re: ctrumabll post# 192359     Post #  of 193834   

You may find reading these to be helpful:

Naked short selling - cellar boxing

Mar 20, 2011 ... Reveals the evil form of naked short selling known as cellar boxing.

www.slideshare.net/johnlux/naked-short-selling-cellar-boxing


Cellar Boxing" - Stock Market Forum, Penny Stocks, FOREX ...

A little long but an interesting read: “CELLAR BOXING” There's a form of the securities fraud known as naked short selling that is becoming ...


www.stockmarketcats.com/f46/cellar-boxing-6903.html

Hope this helps you understand the issue. Go FFGO!!!
Dividends of 3400%+ are awesome!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Wednesday, December 28, 2011 2:01:59 PM 
Re: ctrumabll post# 192355     Post #  of 193834   

Second, in the case of a fraud loss, the $3,000.00 cap does not apply. - ctrumabll

So the SEC has officially announced that FFGO was a fraud? Must have missed that!

NITE needs shares!

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Wednesday, December 28, 2011 2:52:00 PM 
Re: A deleted message     Post #  of 193834   

you clearly don't understand how the legal system works. - alien42

Clearly understand that the SEC has not declared FFGO a Fraud.

Nothing on the website link they sent me to support such a claim. So I doubt the IRS would agree with such false claims, and see it any other way!

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Wednesday, December 28, 2011 3:00:13 PM 
Re: alien42 post# 192366     Post #  of 193834   

the fact is that even when they are actively investigating a fraud like FFGO, they don't publicly announce it. - alien42

So where is the documentation for investors to prove that FFGO has been declared a fraud?

Something the IRS might want to have proof of before those investors, who have been convinced that writing off their investment will be handled as fraud, start claiming such on their 2011 returns.

That's right, nothing out there to support such claims.

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Wednesday, December 28, 2011 3:07:33 PM 
Re: SevenTenEleven post# 192367     Post #  of 193834   

FFGO - Market makers and/or their short selling clients really NEED shareholders to write down their shares of FFGO.

This is the only way they could close out those legal and illegal short positions that the IOU's in our accounts represent. Your broker will offer you $0.01 for your entire holdings! That or hold out until the CASH 3449% dividend!

I choose to be patient and wait for the dividend.

Only 2 more trading days for market makers to successfully profit from abusive short selling tactics! Only 2 more days to book the profits on shareholders' losses and qualify for those year-end bonuses!

Claims of FFGO being "labeled" a fraud by the SEC, and those claims being recognized by the IRS for adjusted tax purposes, are unfounded.

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Wednesday, December 28, 2011 3:16:21 PM 
Re: alien42 post# 192370     Post #  of 193834   

the SEC revoking FFGO is enough proof for most investors. if you require more documentation you will have to wait until this scam goes to court, if it goes to court.

FFGO is no different than all the other penny stock scams. - alien42

I am not the one that needs the proof. The IRS needs the proof.

So until the dividend is paid out, or until FFGO is "labeled" a scam by the SEC, I will be holding my shares very closely.

Thanks for clarifying that the SEC has not "labeled" FFGO a scam. Revoking of a stocks registration is not such a label accepted by the IRS.

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Wednesday, December 28, 2011 3:19:03 PM 
Re: alien42 post# 192373     Post #  of 193834   

no one besides you has made that claim 71011. - alien42

Sorry! I have never made a claim that the SEC has labeled FFGO a scam!

Such claims are not supported by documentation or communications from the SEC.

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Wednesday, December 28, 2011 3:23:22 PM 
Re: alien42 post# 192373     Post #  of 193835   

Claims of FFGO being "labeled" a fraud by the SEC - SevenTenEleven (quote abbreviated by alien42)

no one besides you has made that claim 71011. - alien42

The actually comment and quote is the following!

Claims of FFGO being "labeled" a fraud by the SEC, and those claims being recognized by the IRS for adjusted tax purposes, are unfounded. - SevenTenEleven

Good Luck!

  AlanC     Share   Wednesday, December 28, 2011 3:31:43 PM 
Re: SevenTenEleven post# 192372     Post #  of 193835   

SevenTenEleven: Whether one is long or short shares of FFGO you have to give credit to the designers of this plan. We are all trapped and there is no escape for either the longs or the shorts.
We all must wait until we either receive an email or read the Super 8K filing announcing the dividends. We all both long and shorts also know that no charges of any kind have been made against any of the principals involved in any of these companies and in this market environment since Madoff charges are being brought very quickly when wrongdoing is suspected. From my perspective the longs wait for their dividend announcement and the shorts wait for their due bills. Both will come at the appropriate time and cannot be avoided. Go FFGO!!!
Dividends of 3400%+ are awesome!

  AlanC     Share   Wednesday, December 28, 2011 4:30:21 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 192385     Post #  of 193835   

We were not abandoned rather FFGO management did just what they said they would do and outlined exactly how things would proceed on the website. The next scheduled is the dividend/s announcement. Management stated clearly that they could not tell us exactly how long it would take but most shareholders would be pleased with the results. I know I will be very pleased upon receipt of $3,449.00 for every million shares and that kind of return makes waiting for it to arrive easy. On the other hand for those who are short it must be terrifying to know what is coming and yet to have no way to escape it. Kind of like being locked in a room with a poisinous snake and being unable to go to sleep for fear of being bitten. Great plan FFGO!!!
Dividends of 3400%+ are awesome!

5T WD haha

BMFL<OD

next week(s) is here

SevenTenEleven     Share   Friday, December 30, 2011 7:38:57 AM 
Re: None     Post #  of 193835   

FFGO - Shorty is revealing himself. Credit Suisse and UBS have been busted by FINRA and fined. UBS has been bated and fined by the SEC, and one would expect Credit Suisse to also be slated for a fine.

Naked short selling stocks, not properly marking short sales (daily and bi-monthly), not being able to locate borrows, etc. You name it, these 2 did it! Of course denying any wrong doing. But read the SEC "charges" on UBS, they did it KNOWINGLY and with INTENT.

FINRA stated, after fining UBS (UBSS), that more fines would be forthcoming. Credit Suisse is just the start!

4498 more broker-dealers/market makers to go!

How many of these guys have been abusing stocks such as FFGO and other poorly regulated OTC stocks? Billions made in fortunes and only millions paid in fines! What a system!

NITE still needs shareholders to write-off their shares of FFGO. Today is the last day for their OTC traders to earn 2011 bonuses!

Looking forward to our CASH dividend of 3449%!

Tic Toc

  AlanC     Share   Friday, December 30, 2011 8:02:06 AM 
Re: SevenTenEleven post# 192456     Post #  of 193835   

7/10/11: I am looking at these initial fines as warnings. I would think those remaining 4498 firms as well as those they employ to "work" they system should be very concerned. Will the next knock at their doors be someone from enforcement? Will we be seeing perp walks? Are their bonuses and very livelihood in jeopardy? Could RICO charges be next? Finally the tens of thousands of complaints by investors are beginning to make a difference. Remember all these firms have been given years to clean up their acts and stop naked shorting after regulators realized how prevelent the practice was and had to include a grandfather clause in SHO to prevent chaos. The fraudsters should have listened and stopped naked shorting but could not resist the easy money made by stealing from investors. FFGO is a perfect example of that criminal behavior. Since FINRA began keeping records 15 months ago virtually every share, some 2 billion, traded was non existant. It was so embarassing for FINRA and the SEC they had to stop reporting the SHO numbers in August of 2010 or be exposed on the record for not having ordered a forced buyin. Does anyone still not believe our dividends will not be paid? Can you imagine the results of a forced buyin? The fraudsters are getting off easy imho although I bet they are not sleeping well these days. Go FFGO!!!
Dividends of 3400%+ are awesome!

  paunch13     Share   Friday, December 30, 2011 8:32:35 AM 
Re: A deleted message     Post #  of 193835   

Wrenchman
I would love to see all the naked shorters get some preson terms , maybe at least 5 years
John

  paunch13     Share   Friday, December 30, 2011 1:04:29 PM 
Re: ib12u post# 192468     Post #  of 193835   

IB12U
Management also stated that they would not be talking to share holders again until they were ready to disburse the money and they are doing just that
John

  AlanC     Share   Friday, December 30, 2011 2:25:42 PM 
Re: ib12u post# 192468     Post #  of 193835   

Can't you see the changes taking place before your very eyes?
The shortman is going down! Finally the Feds are reacting to our demands that this larceny has to stop. They see that naked shorting has been banned in Europe. Their investigations of just two MM's that have been fined so far (UBSS and Credit Suisse) have revealed that many millions of trades were recorded fraudulently. These trades were marked as being long and were in fact short, they were marked short but no effort whatsoever was made to borrow shares, incorrect numbers were reported, etc. etc. etc.. Regulators gave these guys a break when SHO was passed by grandfathering in the existing short positions but told them they needed to clean up their acts and cover their short positions. Guess what? The market makers thumbed their noses at the regulators. Hopefully the regulators have learned from that and these fines represent the second strike and if caught again they are out of our markets and criminally prosecuted. Heck, I am pushing to have the DOJ bring RICO charges so we can see some jail sentences. It is way past time for this to stop. Trillions have been stolen from honest folks most of whom do not realize what has been going on. The good news is that the Overstock trial is scheduled to start March 5th and all eyes will be watching that trial in San Francisco you can be sure. When the masses find out the pressure on regulators will be enormous from angry folks who had their pockets picked by these criminals and so between now and then I expect we will see much more housecleaning done by regulators so they don't look completely inept. Perp walks a coming! Go FFGO!!!

  paunch13     Share   Friday, December 30, 2011 2:40:26 PM 
Re: AlanC post# 192479     Post #  of 193835   

AlanC
Some stiff prison is what is needed to stop the theft that has been going on for some time now and if the SEC ever gets to doing their job instead of excpting bribes to allow the theft to continue we will see a totally different market and our government can then start to get our deficient under controll with the addition of the billions we will receive from what the shorters have been stealing
John

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Friday, December 30, 2011 4:18:29 PM 
Re: tld55 post# 192462     Post #  of 193835   

We have absolutely no involvement with that company. Our Chairman, Mr. Lowenthal is an Officer of North American Gold & Minerals Fund, which had dealings with that Company. Mr. Lowenthal however, is in no position to comment on that Company as he has no direct knowledge, communications nor involvement with Fortress. - tld55

Thanks for confirming that Ron isn't an officer or an executive of FFGO. But shareholders already knew that.

He is, in fact, based upon his 13-D filing with the SEC, the largest single shareholder of FFGO. So he would know best what his "direct" involvement is. It is as the single largest shareholder.

Good Luck!

  AlanC     Share   Friday, December 30, 2011 5:11:07 PM 
Re: Doubleday post# 192490     Post #  of 193835   

Doubleday: If the outstanding is 75 billion but there are 750 billion shares outstanding because of naked shorting who do you think will pay for the dividends on the 675 billion held by investors that are above and beyond the 75 billion? No short squeeze required to nail the shortman! Go FFGO!!!
Dividends of 3400%+ are awesome.

  AlanC     Share   Friday, December 30, 2011 5:14:00 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 192483     Post #  of 193835   

We see things differently, I see the SEC and FINRA beginning finally to go after naked shorters. I expect to see much more of this in the next few months. The shortman is going down imho.
Go FFGO!!!
Dividends of 3400%+ are awesome!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Friday, December 30, 2011 5:19:37 PM 
Re: RayBoyBarber post# 192482     Post #  of 193835   

Why does a "dead stock" still have value in my account? - RayBoyBarber

I agree! It is revoked. My broker told me that revoked shares should be showing no value in my account. Not the last traded value.

Very strange!

Is Scottrade still showing Zero value? Who is their market maker? NITE or UBSS?

My broker also told me they has not received any confirmation from the company of the dividend being cancelled. Corporate actions still has the intent to distribute the dividend in their system.

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Friday, December 30, 2011 5:30:31 PM 
Re: RayBoyBarber post# 192496     Post #  of 193835   

Call your broker. Ask to speak with corporate actions. They will know the reason why it still has a value.

  AlanC     Share   Friday, December 30, 2011 7:05:37 PM 
Re: underdog150 post# 192501     Post #  of 193835   

underdog: I did not state that the volume was 750 billion, you need to reread my post, I said "if". Now if you would like to document the total volume since 2005 that would be great. I documented from the FINRA website: http://www.finra.org/Industry/Compliance/MarketTransparency/ADF/RegulationSHO/index.htm that the volume had been over 2 billion since 2010 but I would love to see you document back to and including the old Great West Gold days, that would be great!
My point was to illustrate that the shortman will be responsible for paying the dividend on all non existant or naked shorted shares outstanding at the rate of .00349 per share or roughly $3,500.00 per million. The shortman knows exactly how many shares he is responsible for so let him do the bookeeping. lol
Going to be expensive for him though. Go FFGO!!!
3,400%+ is an awesome return!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Friday, December 30, 2011 7:10:44 PM 
Re: RayBoyBarber post# 192500     Post #  of 193835   

It is recommended and advised that shareholders do their own DD. It has helped my greatly to better understand the system.

Stocks like FFGO have been gamed by the system.

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Friday, December 30, 2011 7:41:14 PM 
Re: ib12u post# 192505     Post #  of 193835   

If one has failed to write off this POS to get the 60% refund of their total losses back, they'd then need to wait a whole other year into the next tax season to claim their losses in FFGO. - ib12u

WoW!

60% tax rate now?

WRONG!!!!!!!!!!

If there was a short-term write-off, if the shareholder writing the investment off had short-term capital gains to write it off against, they would get their tax basis back. Which would be in the mid-30% range at best.

60%!!!! LMFAO!

Shareholders, please do your own DD!

Toc Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Friday, December 30, 2011 8:41:13 PM 
Re: newtrader2007 post# 192512     Post #  of 193836   

Seven, I truly believe their is no value on FFGO stock in the amount of any price - newtrader2007

I have shares in MY account that show value.

Besides 3449% return on investment filed with SEC.

Only shareholders are showing $0.0001/share value in their accounts.

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Friday, December 30, 2011 8:50:16 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 192514     Post #  of 193836   

Oh you mean the share holders holding REVOKED
FFGO shares

OK, .. lucky little devils showing all that value - puppydotcom

I agree! Lucky Little Devils!

Better than the 3449% risk being realized by those who hold those IOU's.

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Friday, December 30, 2011 8:54:54 PM 
Re: newtrader2007 post# 192516     Post #  of 193836   

Didn't buy to sell. Bought to qualify for 3449% ROI!

Good Luck!

5T WD haha

BMFL<OD

next week(s) is here

SevenTenEleven     Share   Sunday, January 01, 2012 12:06:15 AM 
Re: Chas56789 post# 192532     Post #  of 193836   

Chas, I agree. Brokers with connections and contacts at the DTCC and FINRA are gaming the investing public.

How many billions of shares are short for FFGO due to their logarithmic formulas and their don't ask, don't tell policies.

They steal billions and pay millions in fines. Nice system!

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Sunday, January 01, 2012 12:07:26 AM 
Re: TomSawyer post# 192531     Post #  of 193836   

2012 = Jail Time for FFGO Crooks - TomSawyer

Oh, its coming!

It will be a long long NITE for those who are short short short.

Tic Toc

  paunch13     Share   Sunday, January 01, 2012 11:42:30 AM 
Re: TomSawyer post# 192535     Post #  of 193836   

tom
You are right but we don't know why management isn't giving out any information but I believe it is because they cannot give out information to the shareholders without giving that information to Mr. shorty and that is something they are not going to do , They have Mr. shorty just where they want him and when they are ready they will drop the hammer and then we can watch shorty squirm
John

  Rocket Man     Share   Sunday, January 01, 2012 12:56:42 PM 
Re: underdog150 post# 192501     Post #  of 193836   

That link for FFGO doesn't account for a 2000/1 Reverse split in 2004 does it?


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FFGO 1/1/2010 0.0003 0.0030 0.0001 0.0001 49,484,114,933 632,770,545 1,275,608,501 47,575,735,887 13,038 441 441 12,156 0.0001
FFGO 1/1/2009 0.0001 0.0005 0.0001 0.0003 18,749,527,030 0 0 18,749,527,030 0 0 0 0 0.0000
FFGO 1/1/2008 0.0003 0.0009 0.0001 0.0001 73,503,023,462 0 0 73,503,023,462 0 0 0 0 0.0000
FFGO 1/1/2007 0.2000 0.4000 0.0001 0.0003 905,214,503 0 0 905,214,503 0 0 0 0 0.0000
FFGO 1/1/2006 0.6000 3.6000 0.2000 0.2000 46,929,228 0 0 46,929,228 0 0 0 0 0.0000
FFGO 1/1/2005 1.0000 10.2000 0.2000 0.6000 15,171,958 0 0 15,171,958 0 0 0 0 0.0000
FFGO 1/1/2004 20.6000 343.0000 0.6000 1.0000 2,651,923 0 0 2,651,923 0 0 0 0 0.0000
FFGO 1/1/2003 20.6000 20.6000 5.2000 20.6000 156 0 0 156 0 0 0 0 20.6000
FFGO 1/1/2002 41.0000 51.2000 5.2000 20.6000 525 0 0 525 0 0 0 0 0.0000
FFGO 1/1/2001

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  SevenTenEleven     Share   Sunday, January 01, 2012 2:09:07 PM 
Re: None     Post #  of 193836   

FFGO - Shorty will hope for write-downs of FFGO shares for as long into 2012 as it take for the dividend to be distributed. It is all Shorty has left to do.

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Sunday, January 01, 2012 2:35:09 PM 
Re: aceshigh2 post# 192544     Post #  of 193836   

FFGO - Of course he is! The company made it clear that what is in place is in place and will come to fruition. The company also made it clear that they couldn't care what is stated to the contrary.

Shareholders will be rewarded.

Those troubled by shareholders getting scammed in the OTC will be happy when we receive our 3449% payout.

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Sunday, January 01, 2012 3:05:57 PM 
Re: TomSawyer post# 192548     Post #  of 193836   

FFGO - All shareholders will be pleased when the dividend is finally distributed. Those that aren't pleased, well, not everyone could be pleased 100% of the time. I sure will with a 3449% ROI!

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Sunday, January 01, 2012 3:11:41 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 192550     Post #  of 193836   

perhaps.. Next week(s) - puppydotcom

Perhaps. When it does, shareholders will be the first to know.

3449% is a great thing!

The wait will be worth it!

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Sunday, January 01, 2012 3:14:59 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 192552     Post #  of 193836   

you don't have to believe me - puppydotcom

I will stick with the company's filings with the SEC and their FAQ's on their website.

the SEC advises shareholders of unknown parties posting emails and
unverifiable opinions - puppydotcom


Just pick up the phone, email or write the FFGO management and ask them about the fantasy divvy - puppydotcom

the emails are worthless .. from unknown aliases

investors need to do their own DD

but go ahead and post all the emails you like - puppydotcom

I will continue to do my own DD! Thanks!

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Sunday, January 01, 2012 3:23:23 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 192553     Post #  of 193836   

no sorry, no divvy is ever going to happen

its over
FFGO is gone - puppydotcom

Sorry, no write-down is ever going to happen.

its over
Shorts are trapped!

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Sunday, January 01, 2012 7:24:28 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 192563     Post #  of 193836   

FFGO - Love to see documentation confirming the deals were cancelled.

Oh wait, that's right, they do not exists.

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Sunday, January 01, 2012 7:31:53 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 192566     Post #  of 193836   

I bet investors would love to see anything from FFGO - but they never will .. - puppydotcom

And I bet that investors would get paid their dividend. That is why I bought the shares that I did.

I am sure that those that bet against the company, and those that shorted the shares that they did, anticipated the dividend never coming to fruition.

I bet with the company, not against it!

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Sunday, January 01, 2012 8:17:31 PM 
Re: ib12u post# 192569     Post #  of 193836   

FFGO - Current tax rate in the US is not 60%.

And it depends on whether the loss would be long-term or short-term. Long-term only 20% is recoverable and Short-term the most could be 39.6%.

Unless there are gains to write those losses off against, those gains are not fully recoverable for 2011. A
nd if those losses are huge, the $3000/year allowed may never be fully realized in one's life-time.

No reason to write-off losses of FFGO when a 3449% dividend distribution is still in play.

Unfortunately, I will be paying 39.6% to the IRS for my dividend distribution if it is CASH.

FFGO: 60% write-off "IS" recoverable! That’s RIGHT! It is!
I do my own taxes and never had a problem with recovering that much since my first year of filing! - ib12u

Good Luck!

  Rocket Man     Share   Sunday, January 01, 2012 9:06:01 PM 
Re: underdog150 post# 192571     Post #  of 193836   

The amount of shares traded was not 2+- million for the year.. Sorry, the facts reveal a very big difference in volumes. It was trading in the 100s of millions, even billions of shares per day in 2004 and 2005 pre the R/S, that is how it would change things. I was trading it then. The link is not accurate at all.

Same as the call for people to take a tax loss and the fact the REG SHO numbers in FFGO pre revocation were and still are a sham.. Just look at Credit Suisee getting fined for lack of reporting short positions, is more proof in the pudding that SHORTY is live in FFGO. Just not so well.. SHORTY is a STUCK too..

http://fortfinancegroup.com/


Quote:
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Dec. 27, 2011, 10:18 a.m. EST

WASHINGTON, Dec 27, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) announced today that it has fined Credit Suisse Securities (USA) LLC $1.75 million for violating Regulation SHO (Reg SHO) and failing to properly supervise short sales of securities and marking of sale orders. As a result of these violations, Credit Suisse entered millions of short sale orders without reasonable grounds to believe that the securities could be borrowed and delivered and mismarked thousands of sales orders.

In a short sale, the seller sells a security it does not own. When it is time to deliver the security, the short seller either purchases or borrows the security in order to make the delivery. Reg SHO requires a broker or dealer to have reasonable grounds to believe that the security could be borrowed and available for delivery before accepting or effecting a short sale order. Requiring firms to obtain and document this "locate" information before the short sale is entered reduces the number of potential failures to deliver in equity securities. In addition, Reg SHO requires a broker or dealer to mark sales of equity securities as long or short.

Brad Bennett, FINRA Executive Vice President and Chief of Enforcement, said, "Credit Suisse's Reg SHO supervisory and compliance monitoring system was seriously flawed. Millions of short sale orders were being entered in its systems without locates for over four years because the firm did not have adequate Reg SHO technology and procedures in place."

FINRA found that from June 2006 through December 2010, Credit Suisse's Reg SHO supervisory system regarding locates and the marking of sale orders was flawed and resulted in a systemic supervisory failure that contributed to significant Reg SHO failures across its equities trading business. During the time period, Credit Suisse released millions of short sale orders to the market without locates, including threshold and hard to borrow securities. The locate violations extended to numerous trading systems, aggregation units and strategies. In addition, Credit Suisse mismarked tens of thousands of sale orders in its trading systems. The mismarked orders included short sales that were mismarked as "long," resulting in additional violations of Reg SHO's locate requirement.

As a result of its supervisory failures, many of Credit Suisse's violations were not detected or corrected by the firm until after FINRA's investigation caused Credit Suisse to conduct a substantive review of its systems and monitoring procedures for Reg SHO compliance. FINRA found that Credit Suisse's supervisory framework over its equities trading business was not reasonably designed to achieve compliance with the requirements of Reg SHO and other securities laws, rules and regulations throughout the period at least June 2006 through at least December 2010.

In concluding this settlement, Credit Suisse neither admitted nor denied the charges, but consented to the entry of FINRA's findings. (my bolding for emphasis)

FINRA's investigation was conducted by Jeanne Elmadany and Chun Li under the supervision of Susan Light, Chief Counsel.

Investors can obtain more information about, and the disciplinary record of, any FINRA-registered broker or brokerage firm by using FINRA's BrokerCheck. FINRA makes BrokerCheck available at no charge. In 2010, members of the public used this service to conduct 17.2 million reviews of broker or firm records. Investors can access BrokerCheck at http://www.finra.org/brokercheck or by calling (800) 289-9999. Investors may find copies of this disciplinary action as well as other disciplinary documents in FINRA's Disciplinary Actions Online database.

FINRA, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, is the largest independent regulator for all securities firms doing business in the United States. FINRA is dedicated to investor protection and market integrity through effective and efficient regulation and complementary compliance and technology-based services. FINRA touches virtually every aspect of the securities business - from registering and educating all industry participants to examining securities firms, writing rules, enforcing those rules and the federal securities laws, informing and educating the investing public, providing trade reporting and other industry utilities, and administering the largest dispute resolution forum for investors and firms. For more information, please visit www.finra.org .

SOURCE: Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA)

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/finra-fines-credit-suisse-securities-175-million-for-regulation-sho-violations-and-supervisory-failures-2011-12-27
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  Texan77     Share   Sunday, January 01, 2012 9:43:29 PM 
Re: underdog150 post# 192571     Post #  of 193836   

check out the price lol nice
high price 2004 $343.00

http://www.profitspi.com/stock/view.aspx?v=price-and-chart&p=9388&i=FFGO&pv=recent-symbols&pp=FFGO


thanks lol

5T WD haha

BMFL<OD

next week(s) is here

SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, January 03, 2012 8:47:44 AM 
Re: Texan77 post# 192601     Post #  of 193836   

FFGO - $0.1715/share adjusted? Then that is what shareholders should receive in a lawsuit settlement from the abusive naked short sellers. $0.003449 is getting off cheap from them!

Tic Toc

  Vianna     Share   Tuesday, January 03, 2012 11:14:41 AM 
Re: A deleted message     Post #  of 193836   

Happy New Year, Alan, paunch, Rocket Man, SevenTenEleven, Texan, and ALL FFGOrs!

I hope everyone had a blessed Holiday and I wish you all the BEST for 2012!

I had a great vacation and I am looking forward to 2012.

On FFGO, I continue to feel the same. IT'S NOT OVER!

SHORTY...same old same old, and I thank you for that!!

TIC TOC and GO FFGO!

V



AlanC Member Profile AlanC Member Level Grandfathered Member
Tuesday, January 03, 2012 9:46:01 AM
Re: ctrumabll post# 192607
Post # of 192614
Can you back up your claims that management has ripped off shareholders? If you can't, and I don't believe you can, why would you make such a claim? Now if you would like me to back up the naked shorting claims that have been made by several of us who own shares of FFGO I will be happy to using the regulators own written words. Seems if I can provide multiple links from regulators websites relating to naked shorting in general resulting in fines to market makers like UBSS and Credit Suisse just in the last month alone and FINRA's short sales numbers they reported on FFGO being about 2 billion short since August 2010, you should be able to provide a link from a regulators website backing your claims. Your prompt response will be appreciated.
Go FFGO!!!
Dividends of 3400%+ are awesome!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, January 03, 2012 11:44:26 AM 
Re: RayBoyBarber post# 192616     Post #  of 193836   

FFGO - Looking forward to the day we get paid!

Tic Toc

  AlanC     Share   Tuesday, January 03, 2012 2:18:44 PM 
Re: Vianna post# 192615     Post #  of 193836   

Vianna: Thanks and a happy, healthy, prosperous new year to you and all FFGO shareholders. I believe this is the year that the shortman will learn his lesson and FFGO longs will be one of many beneficiaries. Think of all the good however that will come from teaching the shortman an expensive lesson. A huge reversal of fortune will take place bringing funds presently sitting offshore untaxed in a small number of accounts back into the US and into thousands of small investors hands. Those investors will be happy to not only pay taxes but their spending will stimulate the economy, create jobs and these folks will also provide many random acts of kindness helping those who have less. 2012 is going to be one great year for us. Go FFGO!!!
Dividends of 3400%+ are awesome!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, January 03, 2012 6:51:11 PM 
Re: Texan77 post# 192626     Post #  of 193836   

FFGO - Will legal settlements be responsible for paying our dividend?

Tic Toc

  Texan77     Share   Tuesday, January 03, 2012 6:53:32 PM 
Re: SevenTenEleven post# 192627     Post #  of 193836   

i cant speculate . not enough info. i do know rico carrys triple damages.

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, January 03, 2012 6:56:04 PM 
Re: Texan77 post# 192628     Post #  of 193836   

FFGO - One day closer to the dividend being paid with each day that passes. Patience will pay off.

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Tuesday, January 03, 2012 7:00:19 PM 
Re: Texan77 post# 192630     Post #  of 193836   

FFGO - I agree! Checked with broker compliance again. Shares are still showing value in my account.

  AlanC     Share   Tuesday, January 03, 2012 7:58:41 PM 
Re: A deleted message     Post #  of 193836   

The shortman will be bailing himself out and it will be costly to do so. Imagine $3,449.00 per million shares. Can you say gotcha?
Clever plan designed and executed to teach the shortman a lesson he will never forget.... liquidating dividends! The shortman never ever expected to get nailed with all the palms he has been greasing. 2012 will be a year the shortman will never forget!
Go FFGO!!!
Dividends of 3400%+ are awesome!

  briantek     Share   Tuesday, January 03, 2012 9:46:18 PM 
Re: AlanC post# 192636     Post #  of 193836   

As luck would have it for shorty... any short position in FFGO need not be covered because the paper is worthless... as they told us would happen.

But shorty has to report the sales as income now so Uncle Sam gets to stick it to shorty ;}

But I AM WITH YOU!!! 3400% woo hoo ;} I hold quite a few "A"'s and "B"'s on book and someday... yummy ;} lol

IMO

Briantek

5T WD haha

BMFL<OD

next week(s) is here

AlanC     Share   Thursday, January 05, 2012 8:17:19 AM 
Re: AlanC post# 190993     Post #  of 193837   

Did you know FFGO management has been fighting the naked shorting of its stock for over 6 years? Did you know that the stock was billions short back in 2006? Did you know that management tried hard to force those short to cover and regulators failed to enforce existing rules and regulations and allowed the naked shorters to continue to sell more non existant shares into the markets? Did you know management used every method available to them to try and thwart the attacks including multiple dividends and even reverse splitting the stock and still the naked shorters continued to sell non existant shares trying to drive FFGO into bankruptcy? Thanks management for being such warriors! Thanks for developing a plan that will insure that your shareholders are compensated for the suffering endured at the hands of the criminal naked shorters. Thanks for your courage and your caring.
Go FFGO!!!
Dividends of 3400%+ are awesome!

Thanks to BullFinch for this DD:

Great West Gold, Inc. Continues
To Monitor Short Selling
NEW YORK, May 8, 2006 – Great West Gold, Inc. (OTC BB:GWGO) confirms that BUYINS.NET, www.buyins.net, continues its coverage of Great West Gold, Inc. (OTCBB: GWGOE) after releasing the latest short sale data through May 2006. From January 2005 to May 2006 approximately 28.73 billion total aggregate shares of GWGOE have traded for a total dollar value of nearly $22.7 million. The total aggregate number of shares shorted in this time period is approximately 2.21 billion shares. The GWGOE SqueezeTrigger price of $0.00079 is the volume weighted average short price of all short selling in GWGO. A short squeeze started when shares of GWGOE closed above $0.00079. To access SqueezeTrigger Prices ahead of potential short squeezes beginning, visit http://www.buyins.net/.
Press Release

Great West Gold, Inc. Email:investor@greatwestgold.com

http://www.greatwestgold.com/pdfs/080506_GWG_PR_Buyins_Report.pdf


Great West Gold, Inc. – Squeeze Trigger Report
NEW YORK, NY, February 21, 2006, Great West Gold, Inc. (OTC BB: GWGO) announced on February 16, that www.buyins.net, is initiating coverage of Great West Gold, Inc. (OTCBB: GWGO) after releasing the latest short sale data through February 2006. From January 2005 to February 2006 approximately 20.59 billion total aggregate shares of GWGO have traded for a total dollar value of nearly $12.35 million. The total aggregate number of shares shorted in this time period is approximately 1.59 billion shares. The GWGO SqueezeTrigger price of $0.0006 is the volume weighted average short price of all short selling in GWGO. A short squeeze is expected to begin when shares of GWGO close above $0.0006. To access SqueezeTrigger Prices ahead of potential short squeezes beginning, visit http://buyins.net/squeezetrigger.pdf.
Press Release

Great West Gold, Inc. Email:investor@greatwestgold.com

http://www.greatwestgold.com/pdfs/210206_GWG_PR_Squeeze_Trigger_Report.pdf


Great West Gold, Inc. –
Share Price And Trading Activity
NEW YORK, NY, February 17, 2006, Great West Gold, Inc. (OTC BB: GWGO) confirms that it has noted that its share price traded at a new low yesterday with in excess of 1 billion shares being traded on that day.
The Company has requested an urgent “Squeeze Trigger” Report from www.buyins.net in respect of the Company’s trading including yesterday and upon receipt of this report, it will be published by the Company.
Press Release
Great West Gold, Inc. Email:investor@greatwestgold.com

http://www.greatwestgold.com/pdfs/170206_GWG_PR_Trading_Activity.pdf


Great West Gold, Inc. – Update On Naked Short Selling
Great West Gold (“GWGO”) Report
NEW YORK, December 27, 2005 – Great West Gold, Inc. (OTC BB:GWGO) announced on November 8, 2005 that Great West Gold, Inc. has now subscribed to a service that will “expose” all naked short positions in its stock on a monthly basis. The Company undertook to publish this list on its web site and issue a Press Release disclosing full details contained in that monthly report. Great West Gold, Inc. is now determined to attack those who are involved in the illegal naked short selling of its stock.
Press Release
Great West Gold, Inc. Email:investor@greatwestgold.com



http://www.greatwestgold.com/pdfs/271205_GWG_PR_Update_on_Short_Selling.pdf


Great West Gold, Inc. – UPDATE ON NAKED SHORT NEW YORK, November 9, 2005 – Great West Gold, Inc. (OTC BB:GWGO) announced on November 8, 2005 that Great West Gold, Inc. has now subscribed to a service that will “expose” all naked short positions in its stock on a monthly basis. The Company undertook to publish this list on its web site and issue a Press Release disclosing full details contained in that monthly report. Great West Gold, Inc. is now determined to attack those who are involved in the illegal naked short selling of its stock.
Press Release
Great West Gold, Inc. Email:investor@greatwestgold.com


http://www.greatwestgold.com/pdfs/091105_GWG_PR_Update_on_Short_Selling.pdf

  AlanC     Share   Thursday, January 05, 2012 8:20:10 AM 
Re: AlanC post# 191358     Post #  of 193837   

Here are some FFGO connections. Nice to be able to put a face with the name and the bios make for very interesting reading imho.
Go FFGO!!!
Dividends of 3400%+ are awesome!

http://www.gncc-capital.com/Directors.php

  AlanC     Share   Thursday, January 05, 2012 8:24:48 AM 
Re: AlanC post# 190189     Post #  of 193837   

So far regulators hsve no explanation for these short sale numbers. Since these numbers are taken from their own website it sure seems odd. It also seems odd that the reporting of SHO numbers suddenly stopped on 8/10/10. Does anyone know of any other stock that this has happened to?


FINRA short sale numbers for Novemeber 2010 for FFGO!!!

20101101|FFGO|2849999|3849999|0 74%
20101102|FFGO|1750000|1750000|O 100%
20101103|FFGO|7000000|7107200|O 98%
20101104|FFGO|2000000|2000000|O 100%
20101105|FFGO|7999999|10999999|O 73%
20101108|FFGO|15050000|26500000|O 57%
20101110|FFGO|1000000|2898917|O 34%
20101111|FFGO|2419999|2419999|O 100%
20101112|FFGO|3100000|3200000|O 97%
20101116|FFGO|1000000|1340000|O 75%
20101117|FFGO|6000001|10778584|O 56%
20101118|FFGO|2000000|4014600|O 50%
20101122|FFGO|19845000|19845000|O 100%
20101123|FFGO|500000|1000000|O 50%
20101130|FFGO|20385000|21035000|O 97%
Nov. totals: 79,354,998.00 107,739,299.00 74% sold short

Here are the FINRA short sale numbers for December 2010:

20101202|FFGO|999999|999999|O 100%
20101203|FFGO|615000|4585000|O 13%
20101206|FFGO|1100000|1220000|O 90%
20101207|FFGO|700000|3700000|O 19%
20101208|FFGO|750000|1017259|O 74%
20101209|FFGO|2500000|4500000|O 56%
20101210|FFGO|57089999|74194973|O 77%
20101213|FFGO|6000000|10005000|O 59.7%
20101214|FFGO|28900077|31695902|O 91%
20101215|FFGO|5500000|5704441|O 96%
20101216|FFGO|33250000|54755000|O 61%
20101217|FFGO|8890998|9340998|O 95%
20101220|FFGO|5615800|6660800|O 84%
20101221|FFGO|9600000|11200000|O 86%
20101222|FFGO|24577777|31723803|O 77%
20101227|FFGO|154399995|176901620|O 87%
20101228|FFGO|4999999|4999999|O 100%
20101229|FFGO|9382269|9426819|O 100%
20101230|FFGO|7000000|7010000|O 100%
20101231|FFGO|4081168|8192303|0 50%
Dec. totals: 361,453,081.00 457,833,916.00 79%


2010 short sale totals: 440,808,079. out of a total volume of 565,573,215 or 78% shares sold short. Note well the SEC only started publishing FINRA's daily short sale numbers in Nov. of 2010.


January 2011

20110103|FFGO|20000000|22953402|O 87%
20110104|FFGO|9100000|9400000|O 96.8%
20110105|FFGO|8250000|13250000|O 62.3%
20110106|FFGO|11000000|11220000|O 98%
20110107|FFGO|9999999|9999999|O 100%
20110110|FFGO|400000|900000|O 44%
20110111|FFGO|1500000|2000000|O 75%
20110112|FFGO|1400000|1400000|O 100%
20110113|FFGO|1300000|1800000|O 72%
20110114|FFGO|23859999|38587151|O 61%
20110118|FFGO|3000400|3400400|O 88%
20110120|FFGO|7499999|8099999|O 92.5%
20110124|FFGO|1800000|1800000|O 100%
20110125|FFGO|800000|800000|O 100%
20110126|FFGO|10000000|10000625|O 99.9%
20110131|FFGO|317800|317800|O 100%


February 2011

20110202|FFGO|20700000|36210000|O 57%
20110203|FFGO|13400000|38601000|O 34.7%
20110209|FFGO|200000|365000|O 54.7%
20110210|FFGO|2900000|3700000|O 78.3%
20110211|FFGO|500000|4970000|O 10%
20110214|FFGO|2000000|2006250|O 99.6%
20110216|FFGO|17700000|27770000|O 63%
20110217|FFGO|525499999|528499999|O 99.4% COLD WINTER DAY
20110218|FFGO|7600000|8725000|O 87.1%
20110222|FFGO|10000000|10526708|O 94.9%
20110223|FFGO|2000000|2700000|O 74%
20110225|FFGO|1000000|1455000|O 68.7%

March 2011

20110301|FFGO|1000000|0|1350000|O 74%
20110303|FFGO|1795000|0|3492848|O 51%
20110304|FFGO|100000|0|100000|O 100%
20110307|FFGO|1800000|0|1800000|O 100%
20110311|FFGO|500000|0|500000|O 100%
20110314|FFGO|2000000|0|2000000|O 100%
20110315|FFGO|3500000|0|4500000|O 77.7%
20110316|FFGO|11500000|0|11500650|O 99.99%
20110317|FFGO|3114000|0|3617357|O 86%
20110318|FFGO|13020000|0|13020000|O 100%
20110324|FFGO|150000|0|701113|O 21%
20110325|FFGO|110000|0|110000|O 100%
20110329|FFGO|1497300|0|1497300|O 100%
20110331|FFGO|1999999|0|3430269|O 58%

April 2011

20110404|FFGO|5891100|0|6651100|O 88.5%
20110405|FFGO|126400|0|126400|O 100%
20110406|FFGO|150000|0|150000|O 100%
20110411|FFGO|456000|0|456000|O 100%
20110413|FFGO|876543|0|876543|O 100%
20110414|FFGO|4100000|0|4741400|O 86.4%
20110415|FFGO|1500000|0|2500000|O 65%
20110420|FFGO|100000|0|100000|O 100%
20110421|FFGO|1560000|0|1560000|O 100%
20110425|FDTC|4000|0|25000|O 16%
20110426|FFGO|1000000|0|1000162|O 99.9%
20110427|FFGO|1000000|0|1000000|O 100%
20110428|FFGO|8072700|0|8322700|O 96.9%
20110429|FFGO|30210000|0|30210000|O 100%

May 2011

20110502|FFGO|4476700|0|4476700|O 100%
20110503|FFGO|7338600|0|10788600|O 68%
20110504|FFGO|2000000|0|2000000|O 100%
20110505|FFGO|1620000|0|2140000|O 75.7%
20110506|FFGO|1500000|0|1505583|O 99.6%
20110509|FFGO|1000000|0|1000000|O 100%
20110511|FFGO|3000000|0|3040000|O 88.2%
20110512|FFGO|7200000|0|8200000|O 87.8%
20110516|FFGO|8200000|0|8300000|O 98.7%
20110517|FFGO|4099900|0|4199900|O 97.6%
20110518|FFGO|585000|0|585000|O 100%
20110520|FFGO|1000777|0|1000777|O 100%
20110523|FFGO|2000000|0|2000000|O 100%
20110524|FFGO|500000|0|800000|O 62%
20110525|FFGO|18585000|0|18585000|O 100%
20110527|FFGO|1000000|0|1000000|O 100%
20110531|FFGO|7628700|0|8031462|O 94.9%

June 2011

20110603|FFGO|400000|0|400000|O 100%
20110606|FFGO|2710000|0|2710000|O 100%
20110607|FFGO|24000000|0|24000000|O 100%
20110608|FFGO|173800|0|173800|O 100%
20110609|FFGO|2500000|0|2500000|O 100%
20110610|FFGO|83100|0|83100|O 100%
20110614|FFGO|1500000|0|1500000|O 100%
20110615|FFGO|1000000|0|1000000|O 100%
20110616|FFGO|2000000|0|2000000|O 100%
20110617|FFGO|1105223|0|1355223|O 81.5%
20110621|FFGO|423000|0|423000|O 100%
20110623|FFGO|1000000|0|1000000|O 100%
20110624|FFGO|3401333|0|3401333|O 100%
20110629|FFGO|8619200|0|8619200|O 100%
20110630|FFGO|200400|0|200400|O 100%

July 2011

20110701|FFGO|5497995|0|5497995|O 100%
20110706|FFGO|400400|0|700400|O 57%
20110711|FFGO|500000|0|1400000|O 35%
20110714|FFGO|1102699|0|1102699|O 100%
20110715|FFGO|300100|0|400100|O 75%
20110718|FFGO|10850000|0|10850000|O 100%
20110719|FFGO|74000000|0|74000000|O 100%
20110720|FFGO|54100000|0|54100000|O 100%
20110722|FFGO|30000000|0|30000000|O 100%
20110725|FFGO|10346500|0|10346500|O 100%
20110727|FFGO|2400100|0|3400100|O 70.5%

August 2011

20110801|FFGO|8900000|0|8900000|O 100%
20110803|FFGO|5550000|0|5550000|O 100%
20110804|FFGO|7000100|0|10325100|O 67%
20110805|FFGO|5573333|0|5723333|O 100%
20110808|FFGO|405800|0|405800|O 100%
20110809|FFGO|3400000|0|3500000|O 97.1%
20110811|FFGO|3279000|0|3279000|O 100%
20110812|FFGO|100100|0|100100|O 100%
20110815|FFGO|14500000|0|14500000|O 100%
20110816|FFGO|1000000|0|1000000|O 100%
20110817|FFGO|10490000|0|10490000|O 100%
20110818|FFGO|4000000|0|4000000|O 100%
20110822|FFGO|467000|0|467000|O 100%
20110823|FFGO|55633600|0|55633600|O 100%
20110824|FFGO|500000|0|500000|O 100%
20110825|FFGO|750000|0|750000|O 100%
20110829|FFGO|1500000|0|1500000|O 100%
20110831|FFGO|45327062|0|61885560|O 73.2%


September 2011

20110901|FFGO| 777000|0| 832000|O 93.3%
20110902|FFGO|4000000|0|4000000|O 100%
20110908|FFGO|1920000|0|1920000|O 100%
20110909|FFGO|2500000|0|2500000|O 100%
20110913|FFGO|5000000|0|5299100|O 94.3%
20110914|FFGO|3000000|0|3000000|O 100%
20110923|FFGO|2000000|0|2320000|O 86.2%
20110928|FFGO|1000600|0|1125600|O 88.8%

Month totals: 20,197,600/20,996,700 96.1%

October 2011

20111003|FFGO|500000|0|500000|O 100%
20111004|FFGO|2000000|0|2000000|O 100%
20111005|FFGO|310000|0|590000|O 52.5%
20111006|FFGO|600000|0|1600000|O 37.5%
20111010|FFGO|100000|0|100000|O 100%
20111012|FFGO|2010000|0|2390000|O 84.1%
20111013|FFGO|2999999|0|2999999|O 100%
20111014|FFGO|4000000|0|4000000|O 100%
20111018|FFGO|8000000|0|11000000|O 72.7%
20111019|FFGO|1000000|0|1000000|O 100%
20111026|FFGO|2150000|0|2150000|O 100%


Month totals: 23,659,999/28329,999 83.5%

FFGO YEAR TO DATE

JAN 110,228,197/ 135,899,376
FEB 603,499,999/ 665,528,957
MAR 42,086,299/ 47,619,537
APR 55,046,743/ 57,719,305
MAY 71,734,677/ 77,653,022
JUN 49,116,056/ 49,366,056
JLY 189,497,794/ 191,797,794
AUG 168,375,995/ 188,509,493
SEP 20,197,000/ 20,996,700
OCT 23,659,999/28,329,999
Year to date totals

1,333,442.759/ 1,453,420,239 91.7% SHORT VOLUME for shares sold in 2011

regsho.finra.org/FORFshvol20110324.txt
Total short volume since FINRA began publishing records in Nov. 2010:
1,774,250,838 short shares sold out of total volume of 2,018,993,454 or 87.9% of all shares sold were sold short!

  Vianna     Share   Thursday, January 05, 2012 11:13:59 AM 
Re: TomSawyer post# 192548     Post #  of 193837   

Interesting highlight on your part in bold below.

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Sunday, January 01, 2012 3:00:59 PM
Re: SevenTenEleven post# 192545
Post # of 192715
Seven that's incorrect!!

"The company also made it clear that they couldn't care what is stated to the contrary"
- SevenTenEleven

Incorrect!!
Incorrect!!
Incorrect!!

Company said:

Quote:Would NMGL be entitled to cancel these transactions for any reason?

NMGL is entitled to cancel these transactions should they deem these transactions to be of reputational risk to themselves. The agreements provide for such termination by NMGL in the event of any litigation against Fortress or Western or any regulatory actions against Fortress. Damaging and libelous statements publicly leveled at NMGL, its Directors, Advisors and controlling stockholders could also trigger such termination. In the event of NMGL terminating these agreements, Fortress and Western have been advised by Searchlight Exploration, LLC that Searchlight Exploration, LLC would in likelihood exercise its rights and remedies to terminate its Agreements and reclaim all of the Bouse Gold, Inc. and South Copperstone, Inc. properties as it is legally entitled to do so.

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, January 05, 2012 3:36:41 PM 
Re: ctrumabll post# 192724     Post #  of 193837   

FFGO - At the end of this twisted path shareholders end up with $0.003449/common share.

Good Luck!

  Texan77     Share   Thursday, January 05, 2012 3:49:38 PM 
Re: None     Post #  of 193837   

one of our neighbers put out assays today

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, January 05, 2012 3:50:07 PM 
Re: Texan77 post# 192728     Post #  of 193837   

FFGO - How did the assays looks from the neighbor?

  Texan77     Share   Thursday, January 05, 2012 3:51:45 PM 
Re: SevenTenEleven post# 192729     Post #  of 193837   

they had a 8gram hole au and youll have to check but the way i read the reort 10,000 gram ag hole rhymes with gun powder the firm lol
..... corection im sorry no whole, grab samplings i think anyway 8grams just skimmed the report.

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, January 05, 2012 3:56:09 PM 
Re: Texan77 post# 192732     Post #  of 193838   

FFGO - Value of Preferreds will continue to go up as the properties int he area confirm gold reserves. Also, price of gold continues to move in our favor.

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, January 05, 2012 3:59:05 PM 
Re: Texan77 post# 192735     Post #  of 193838   

FFGO - Liquidating Dividneds!

Have to love the State of Wyoming Statutes!

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, January 05, 2012 4:00:57 PM 
Re: Hunter6110 post# 192737     Post #  of 193838   

If only such was true,,,sadly there are no preferreds or any divi coming - Hunter6110

Is there a filing or an email from the company officially calling the dividend off?

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, January 05, 2012 4:08:58 PM 
Re: alien42 post# 192740     Post #  of 193838   

fyi, non-filing scams like FFGO don't make official notices of their scams. - alien42

Wow! I guess their 8-K's filed with the SEC aren't official notices of their intentions.

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, January 05, 2012 5:13:37 PM 
Re: JimGWD post# 192659     Post #  of 193838   

FFGO - Market makers and their short selling clients who fabricated billions of shares will soon see the ramifications.

$0.003449/share dividend!

Good Luck!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, January 05, 2012 5:33:53 PM 
Re: JimGWD post# 192659     Post #  of 193838   

FFGO - Shareholders have endured a long and rough road. They deserve the $0.003449/share, if not more!

Patience will pay off for us! Hopefully shareholders have not been fooled into writing down their investment quite yet!

Good Luck!

  JimGWD     Share   Thursday, January 05, 2012 5:35:22 PM 
Re: None     Post #  of 193838   

Stock holders must understand that Sears and JcPennys cannot simply change their company name and start up again as profitable business entities without having paid their stock holders. Those that provided the capital for their success. Well, they can, but the ramifications are prison. And the FBI does not talk until sufficient evidence has been gathered. Maybe 5 years of detailed evidence? Via FBI Headquarters in Washington D.C.? The robbery of stock holders is not worth the prison time. No matter the offshore status.

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, January 05, 2012 5:38:28 PM 
Re: JimGWD post# 192756     Post #  of 193838   

FFGO - $0.003449/share settlement from those that stole from shareholders seems fair enough. At least from $0.0001 it seems fair. But what about those long from $343?

Why should't shareholders be rewarded and compensated? Don't they deserve that?

Tic Toc

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, January 05, 2012 5:49:18 PM 
Re: alien42 post# 192759     Post #  of 193838   

when someone invests in a scam, they don't 'deserve' anything. - alien42

Don't deserve anything? Sure they do! Investors deserve restitution if they were scammed!

It is how the justice system is suppose to work!

Good Luck!

  wrj     Share   Thursday, January 05, 2012 7:53:20 PM 
Re: None     Post #  of 193838   

It's a great day to be a FFGO shareholder. AWESOME we have As&Bs safe and sound. Life is good! REALLY GOOD!!! Payday coming!!

  SevenTenEleven     Share   Thursday, January 05, 2012 7:56:55 PM 
Re: wrj post# 192764     Post #  of 193838   

FFGO - Payday around the corner? Shareholders have been patient and that patience will soon be paying off! Hopefully shareholders were not tricked into writing down their shares.

Tic Toc

  wrj     Share   Thursday, January 05, 2012 9:10:16 PM 
Re: puppydotcom post# 192766     Post #  of 193838   

Nonsense rumors seem to be everywhere; but not about As and Bs. That's serious business. Several of us have real Bouse Gold. Tells me our future is GOLDEN

5T WD haha

BMFL<OD

next week(s) is here

Last edited by Bull Finch (2012-01-26 18:59:24)