ssc
19時間前
Again and again, dickran gets spanked. It's so embarrassing, I am almost feeling sorry for erhe's largest shareholder and known liar. Almost.
So now, claiming his "speculation" is based on logic and "available information", when confronted and then unable to provide facts to justify the outrageous claims about EEZ block drill results by March 2025, dickran plays the gag order card, (now rebranded as confidentiality agreements) yet again. I guess this is a preview of the coming March Squirm by dickran when no drilling results or dividends appear - it must all be gagged lmao.
Then dickran calls my disbelief of his/her "erhc dividend in March 2025" doubled down claim "limitations of your perspective". I call it limitation of erhc cash, and complete insanity of the suggestion that erhc will dole out $30 million in dividends. Pathetic.
But the humiliating truth is that when challenged to provide the source of his/her assertion (not speculation) regarding the dismissed SEC revocation action that erhc could not face “re-prosecution on the same grounds”, dickran was forced to admit that what he/she presented as fact "may not appear in the document". The fact is that dickran and bot made up that no re-prosecution bullshit. Time and time again dickran's "logic and available information" is shown to be illogical and based on made up false information. I provided the link to back up my statement, dickran provided nothing because it was all made up to begin with.
Exposed and debunked yet again, incredibly, dickran continues to cling to the illogical and unavailable so-called information about hundreds of millions, even billions, of naked short shares, his/her "backstop", drilling and dividends kaka. I suppose being stuck all these years with 400 million erhe shares is enough to make some people say (or "speculate" on) just about anything that might attract buying volume.
Krombacher
20時間前
Response to SSC’s Rebuttal
SSC, your consistent attempt to twist speculative analysis into "greed and hubris-driven hype" is as predictable as it is tiresome. Let’s systematically address your points:
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1. Drilling in EEZ Block 4 by March 2025
You claim there’s no data or logic supporting my speculation about drilling in EEZ Block 4 by March 2025. Here’s why your criticism misses the mark:
Speculation Based on Industry Timelines:
My speculation aligns with industry-standard timelines for offshore exploration projects in this region. The March 2025 date, while speculative, reflects this momentum and aligns with the strategic need for São Tomé to monetize its offshore resources.
Confidentiality Constraints:
As you conveniently ignore, ERHC is likely subject to confidentiality agreements that limit what can be disclosed about EEZ Block 4. Silence does not mean inactivity—it means the company is adhering to legal and strategic constraints.
Your Demand for Certainty in Speculation:
Speculation is, by definition, an informed guess based on available information and context. Your attempt to discredit this by demanding definitive proof ignores the very nature of forward-looking analysis.
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2. Dividends, Properties, and Cash
You challenge my assertions about dividends, properties, and ERHC’s financial position. Let me clarify:
Dividends and Cash Flow:
ERHC’s potential ability to issue dividends hinges on monetizing its assets and resolving its strategic silence. My statement about dividends reflects the potential for asset sales, strategic partnerships, or revenue from existing holdings—not an assertion that these events have already occurred. You conflate speculation with false promises, which is disingenuous.
Properties Across Africa:
ERHC’s historical disclosures and strategic partnerships have pointed to investments and properties across Africa. While details remain sparse due to the aforementioned legal constraints, the potential for such acquisitions is grounded in ERHC’s positioning as a regional player in energy exploration.
Logic vs. Cynicism:
You dismiss forward-looking speculation as “asinine hype” while offering no constructive analysis of your own. The absence of publicly disclosed details doesn’t negate the possibility of these outcomes—it highlights the limitations of your perspective.
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3. SEC Dismissal and Double Jeopardy
You ask for the source of my statement that the SEC dismissal protects ERHC from re-prosecution on the same grounds unless new evidence arises. Let’s address this:
SEC Document Context:
The dismissal occurred due to control deficiencies at the SEC, which violated due process. This dismissal inherently limits the SEC’s ability to refile the same case unless new evidence or circumstances arise. While the specific phrase “re-prosecution on the same grounds” may not appear in the document, the legal principle remains clear: administrative dismissals resulting from procedural failures are highly unlikely to be refiled without significant justification.
Your Own Source:
You linked the SEC’s opinion (https://www.sec.gov/files/litigation/opinions/2023/33-11198.pdf), which explicitly cites control deficiencies as the basis for dismissal. This decision, impacting over 30 cases, underscores the procedural protections now afforded to ERHC. If you disagree, feel free to provide a legal counterargument instead of resorting to mockery.
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4. The Value of Speculation
You dismiss my “verbose essays” as illogical, yet you consistently fail to refute their substance. Let me remind you of a few key points:
Naked Short Selling:
You’ve repeatedly dodged the topic of phantom shares and naked short selling, even when your own proposed strategies (like share buybacks) reveal your familiarity with how these manipulative tactics operate. Your silence on this is telling.
Strategic Silence and the Backstop:
The interconnected dynamics of ERHC’s gag orders, legal position, and potential backstop aren’t baseless—they’re grounded in historical precedents and strategic logic. Your refusal to engage with these ideas reflects either ignorance or a deliberate attempt to mislead.
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Closing Thoughts
SSC, your critique boils down to the same tired formula: mock speculation, demand proof for forward-looking statements, and avoid offering any constructive analysis of your own. While you ridicule informed speculation as “greed and hubris,” you conveniently ignore your own pattern of misinformation and misdirection.
If you truly believe ERHC has no potential, provide a substantive counterargument rather than relying on sarcasm and ad hominem attacks. Until then, your commentary remains noise—loud, repetitive, and ultimately irrelevant.
Krombacher
ssc
21時間前
You say your thousands of bullish speculations that have never come true are based on "logic and available data", I say they are greed and hubris driven hype. Please show the available data that shows drilling in EEZ block 4 will be completed by March 2025 as you "speculate". Please explain the logic that says a deep water well will be completed 3 months from now when there is no information anywhere to show drilling in block 4 is even planned to begin by then.
Or how about the logic and available information that shows erhc has received hundreds of millions of dollars, has purchased properties "across Africa", and will dole out $30 million or more in dividends in March of 2025, all things you have asserted, even "doubled down" on. To be clear, a boring and verbose essay from your bot based on asinine claims you feed it IS NOT logical or information.
While you're at it, can you provide the source of this statement you made: " ... protects ERHC from re-prosecution on the same grounds unless new evidence arises". Now I'm not saying you are wrong, but I searched the SEC dismissal document and such wording is nowhere to be found. Here's the link to that document:
https://www.sec.gov/files/litigation/opinions/2023/33-11198.pdf
Where's the link to yours?
Krombacher
21時間前
Response to SSC's Misinformation
SSC, your post is yet another blend of sarcasm, selective memory, and outright ignorance. Let’s dissect your points and correct the record—again.
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1. "Quickly Debunked" Double Jeopardy Claims?
You assert that my double jeopardy claims were “quickly debunked,” citing broken links and selective reading of those that worked. Allow me to clarify:
SEC Dismissal: The SEC dismissed its case against ERHC due to control deficiencies, as part of a broader wave of dismissals affecting over 30 cases. This dismissal, resulting from procedural failures at the SEC, protects ERHC from re-prosecution on the same grounds unless new evidence arises. The concept of "with or without prejudice" in this context is irrelevant because the SEC’s control deficiency inherently prevents re-litigation.
Supporting Links: If you're unable to read or comprehend the materials provided, that’s on you—not me. The evidence exists, and you are welcome to revisit it rather than lazily dismiss it.
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2. The Gag Order "Excuse"
Your worn-out critique of the gag order as an “excuse” misses the point entirely. Let’s clarify:
Legal Constraints Exist: The gag order is a court-imposed legal mechanism, explicitly cited by ERHC, restricting disclosures. It’s not speculation; it’s fact.
Industry Precedents: While you demand examples of public companies affected by gag orders, the very nature of these orders is to limit disclosure, making such examples rare and hard to identify. That doesn’t negate their existence or impact.
Relevance Today: Whether the gag order remains in effect is immaterial to its role in shaping ERHC’s historical silence and legal strategy. Ignoring this context only weakens your argument.
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3. Your "Delusional Fantasy World" Rant
Your ad hominem attack, filled with clichés like “delusional fantasy world” and “sketched-headed,” is nothing more than a distraction. Let’s address your points directly:
Naked Shorts and Absence of Proof: You mock the idea of massive short positions with the tired refrain, “no one can prove they exist.” Here’s the reality: naked shorting thrives on obscurity. The absence of direct evidence isn’t proof of nonexistence—it’s a hallmark of how these manipulative practices operate.
Past Speculation: You love pointing to missed predictions as “proof” of delusion, ignoring the speculative nature of these markets. Unlike your endless negativity, my posts aim to explore possibilities based on logic and available data. That’s called investing in speculative markets—not the hindsight sniping you excel at.
Share Price History: Yes, the stock has declined dramatically. Speculative plays are risky by nature, and ERHC’s situation is compounded by manipulation and legal constraints. But dismissing its potential outright, as you do, reflects an unwillingness to consider how markets and opportunities evolve.
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4. "Drilling Results and Dividends in March 2025"
You mock my projections for March 2025 without offering any substantive critique. Here’s the difference between you and me: I base my projections on informed speculation, considering factors like the backstop, legal protections, and ERHC’s historical behavior. You, on the other hand, mock without substance and contribute nothing constructive.
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5. SSC’s Lack of Credibility
Let’s not ignore your own track record. Your posts are filled with:
Misdirection: Pushing for share buybacks, which do nothing against naked shorting, and proposing tests (like moving shares to cash accounts) that deliberately ignore the mechanics of phantom shares.
Personal Attacks: Resorting to insults like “delusional” and “embarrassing” because you can’t engage with the facts.
Baseless Dismissals: Ignoring documented realities like the SEC dismissal and gag orders, simply because they don’t fit your narrative.
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Closing Thoughts
SSC, your response is emblematic of someone more interested in mocking others than contributing to meaningful dialogue. You consistently ignore facts, misrepresent arguments, and attack investors who see potential where you see failure. While you fixate on the past, others are looking to the future—where ERHC’s legal and strategic positioning could create opportunities you refuse to acknowledge.
Your credibility is as hollow as the phantom shares you refuse to address. Until you’re ready to engage with the facts, your arguments will remain little more than noise.
Krombacher
ssc
22時間前
You and your bot already posted a quickly debunked attempt to validate your double jeopardy claims. It had links that didn't work and the ones that did work actually proved you were wrong. By the way, can you provide a link that shows whether the SEC dismissal was with or without prejudice? My guess is you cannot as this is all just more of your self-serving "speculation" on full display.
As usual, you continue to lean on the worn out, many years old gag order excuse. Compared to your bullshit "speculation" about the gag order, the facts are that you have never seen its contents, you don't even know if it is still in effect, and you can't provide an example of any public U.S. company that has ever been prevented from filing required SEC disclosure documents by a gag order.
You and your bot exist in a delusional, sketched headed fantasy world of never seen epic short squeezes, huge short positions no one can prove exist, done deals that never get done, dollars/share though price remains near zero, backstops, share price doesn't matter, the embarrassing claims that buying and holding a stock from $70 all the way down to zero where it has remained for the last 7 years is a successful investing strategy. Oh yeah, don't forget the latest ridiculous catch phrase: "absence of proof is not proof of absence". Did you come up with that all by yourself or did the bot pitch in? I guess in dickran's world the concept of needing an alibi was tossed out along with the value of telling the truth.
And the embarrassing hits just keep coming lol. Now every one can watch as your latest, doubled down bullish assertion of drilling results for EEZ block 4 and erhe dividend both in March 2025 flames out like your thousands of other baseless claims, false rumors and outright lies. Can't wait to see how you try and squirm out of that one. How can your "speculation" be taken seriously when it has been wrong every time?
Krombacher
1日前
SSC, your critique of my post not only misrepresents my use of the term "hypothetically" but also demonstrates a lack of understanding of ERHC’s legal and strategic context, particularly regarding double jeopardy, the SEC dismissal, gag orders, and the implications for ERHC’s silence. Let me break it down for you:
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1. Hypothetical Speculation is a Legitimate Investment Tool
You take issue with my use of "hypothetically," as if it invalidates my reasoning. Speculation, when grounded in facts and contextual analysis, is a legitimate tool for investors. My points aren’t baseless; they’re informed by ERHC’s documented legal history and strategic positioning. Rather than addressing my arguments, you mock the speculative nature of the post, ignoring the well-established groundwork behind it.
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2. Double Jeopardy – A Unique Legal Shield
The term double jeopardy here doesn’t refer to criminal law but to ERHC’s unique legal position following the SEC’s failed attempt to revoke its stock registration due to control deficiencies. Let’s recap:
SEC’s Case Dismissal: The SEC’s administrative case against ERHC was dismissed alongside over 30 others due to internal failures in maintaining the separation of enforcement and adjudicatory functions.
Implications for ERHC: This dismissal means the SEC cannot refile the same case without new evidence or grounds. It legally shields ERHC from re-prosecution on the same matter, akin to the concept of double jeopardy.
This provides ERHC with legal cover for its silence, allowing it to withhold filings without immediate risk of penalties or stock revocation.
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3. The Role of Gag Orders and Confidentiality Agreements
You fail to consider the potential role of gag orders and confidentiality agreements in ERHC’s silence. The company has publicly cited a court-imposed gag order as a reason for its lack of financial disclosures. This isn’t speculation; it’s a documented fact. Legal constraints like these often arise in high-stakes negotiations or disputes, and they may prevent the company from releasing information prematurely.
Mocking the company’s silence without acknowledging these constraints is disingenuous and oversimplifies the complexities at play.
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4. The Backstop and Strategic Silence
The backstop concept reinforces ERHC’s strategic silence. Here’s how:
The backstop establishes a price floor, making naked shorting untenable.
Combined with the protections afforded by double jeopardy and gag orders, the company’s silence could be part of a deliberate strategy to maximize the impact of a future catalyst.
This isn’t “delusional” as you claim—it’s a calculated move to combat market manipulation and protect shareholder value.
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5. SSC’s Pattern of Misdirection
Your comment about moving shares from margin accounts to cash accounts as a solution to prove or disprove shorts was another example of your manipulative tactics. This strategy would do nothing against naked shorting, where phantom shares aren’t borrowed but printed. Instead, you use such hollow suggestions to sow doubt among investors.
Your persistent dismissal of mechanisms like T+3 settlements, the backstop, and ERHC’s legal position reveals a pattern of misdirection aimed at protecting short sellers. Let’s not forget your earlier push for a share buyback, a strategy ineffective against naked shorters who can simply print more shares to dilute the effort.
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6. Kingpindg’s Post vs. My Response
My response to Kingpindg was speculative but grounded in the realities of ERHC’s situation. The lack of filings, gag orders, and legal protections like double jeopardy all play a role in shaping the company’s silence and potential strategy. Unlike your rebuttals, which offer nothing constructive, my post provides a framework for understanding the potential outcomes.
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Closing Thoughts
SSC, your arguments consistently lack depth and fail to engage with the realities of ERHC’s legal and strategic context. Double jeopardy, gag orders, and the backstop aren’t just speculative—they are documented elements that influence the company’s decisions. Mocking these concepts without offering substantive alternatives only undermines your credibility.
Rather than dismissing informed speculation as "delusional," consider addressing the facts and engaging in meaningful dialogue. Until then, your commentary remains a mix of sarcasm and obfuscation, benefiting no one except the naked short sellers you seem so intent on protecting.
Krombacher
iwondertoo
2日前
So, the "deal" was made and the deadline of rights moved to never, all done while ERHE was still reporting, but it wasn't regarded as important enough to report ? Illogical and unbelievable IMO. And now, for what ever reason you want to believe that ERHE is more important and worth more than ever before. Once again, illogical and unbelievable to me.
big oil moving slowly was a given and written into the contracts for rights in the first place. Work was done in time for production to be coming in if it was going to. Now, if it does go forward it will do so under someone else's name, with no funds going into ERHE, which never had any reason to have it in the first place, quite honestly. They just happened to have a person in the room that someone wanted to pay off, that person is long gone and any influence long forgotten by those now in power, if those in power had a clue who said person was and why they had any mention whatsoever, in the first place.
ssc
2日前
Shameless, illogical, desperate bullshit. erhc received $100's of millions and even though it has a market cap of about $6 million did not feel the obligation to disclose such a windfall? Then it bought up properties "all across Africa" and didn't disclose those transactions either? So what is it this time - that old gag order? Or would reporting such huge developments to shareholders stuck with shares near zero for over 7 years bring out the naked short sellers again? These claims are beyond despicable.
Then it's back to the comparison to Cove Energy. To be clear, erhc is nothing like Cove Energy. Cove had a piece of one of the largest discoveries in the last 20 years when it was acquired, along with numerous other properties and partners. erhc has a largest shareholder intent on drumming up a way to unload 400 million shares.
To those who think this is unduly harsh, consider the thousands of baseless claims, false rumors and outright lies dickran has created and tried to promote for a decade or more, none of which have ever come true. And he continues this deceitful behavior almost every day. If you own shares, consider trying to contact erhc's ceo and ask why you continue to be in the dark. There are reasons his company's stock carries a skull&crossbones OTC rating, is on the Caveat Emptor list of stocks U.S. brokers won't allow their customers to buy, and is forced to trade on the dubious Expert Market.
If ntephe and erhc actually pull off something that adds value back for existing erhe shareholders, I'll line up to congratulate him. But those who have been wiped out by the dilution and reverse split, those who have sold all their shares and booked close to total losses as the years of erhc non-reporting have dragged on will probably not be in that line.
Krombacher
2日前
There's different kinds of "moving away".
For example, if ERHC received hundreds of millions of dollars of compensation for block 4, as a hypothetical example, plus let's say it also either exercised its 15% option or got some form of "upside" as it did from block 11 in the Kosmos deal, then ERHC has indeed "moved away" (and has allowed Shell to move in)... but it hasn't completely moved away in the sense that you mean ... since that upside from oil could certainly serve as dividend material.
But "moved away" would mean that erhc used those hundreds of millions to buy up oil properties all across Africa, like we seem to see in Madagascar with its alliance with Petromad.
And, therefore, could've made itself into acquisition material like a Cove Energy.... after all, didn't Cove have some Madagascar property too?
Krombacher
ssc
2日前
Gagnon could have purchased shares anytime since the reverse split. Maybe he was even given a large quantity of shares as compensation or convertible debt conversion. The fact is no one knows when or how he came to own 160 million shares because erhc operates in the dark, in violation of SEC regulations. What is no known is that the claims posted about the 13G were false. And please, stop the farce. No one believes that triple zero stock gamblers who apparently own 2/3 or more of erhe shares will be rewarded if a restructuring happens. They will be wiped out just like those who believed dickran and bought erhe all the way down from $70 before the reverse split.
To dickran and his new spin on buy backs. It was an idea I suggested as a way to start the epic short squeeze you so fervently dream of. Seems more realistic than your fairy tale about erhc handing out $30 million in dividends when they can't even afford to file financials. If your story was true, no stock would ever go up and shorts would rule the world - just move to Canada and naked short forever lmao. Instead, you can't even prove any erhe shares are held in short positions, naked or otherwise. You're still left with asinine $8/share rumors and your sketched headed friend (Fly on the wall tells me you now cut that back to $7, as if it matters). I'll bet Mr Sketched Head doesn't believe your drilling results and erhe dividend in March 2025 bullshit any more than he believes your hundreds of millions, even billions of shorted erhe shares that no one is able to find.
And here you go again speaking for management and telling everyone what management is aware of. A shame they won't speak for themselves (oh yeah the old gag order again lmao). What happened to that audit of non-voting shares you told everyone management was doing? Caught in another "dickran speculation"?
If even 1 of your delusional dollars/share claims ever came true, you might not be such a joke. Instead, after thousands of them, your greed and hubris force you to just keep rolling out new ones and lying about the old ones. Happy March 2025!
Krombacher
2日前
Ssc, in response to the post I'm replying to... let's just that management is indeed aware of these games....
Response to SSC’s "Altruistic" Proposal
Ah, SSC, the selfless champion of shareholder interests, now proposing a "genius" strategy to cause a short squeeze: move shares from margin to cash accounts. Let’s dissect this thinly veiled attempt to manipulate and misdirect:
1. Misrepresentation of Naked Shorts:
Your suggestion that moving shares to cash accounts would “prove” the existence—or lack thereof—of short positions is either deliberately deceptive or shockingly ignorant. Naked short shares are not borrowed; they are printed out of thin air. Moving shares from margin to cash accounts only affects the availability of legitimately borrowed shares. It does absolutely nothing to address naked short positions, which are the very issue ERHC investors have identified.
2. Setting a False Test:
By framing your suggestion as a “test” of whether shorts exist, you’re setting up a false premise. If the strategy doesn’t trigger a squeeze, you’ll claim it “proves” there are no shorts. But the reality is that naked shorts operate outside the traditional borrowing system, rendering your test irrelevant. Your strategy would only sow doubt among investors while leaving naked short sellers untouched—a result that conveniently aligns with their interests.
3. Manipulative Intent:
Let’s call this what it is: a deliberate attempt to mislead investors and protect the naked shorts. You know full well that this strategy is a dead end for addressing naked shorting, yet you present it as a solution. Why? Because it distracts from the real issue while subtly undermining confidence in the existence of naked shorts.
4. The Real Solution:
A short squeeze doesn’t happen because investors move shares to cash accounts. It happens when naked short sellers are forced to cover their phantom positions, which requires two things:
A direct financial consequence, such as a dividend, that makes holding phantom shares untenable.
Catalysts that expose the manipulation, such as updated financials or strategic actions that highlight the company’s intrinsic value.
5. A Pattern of Obfuscation:
This isn’t the first time you’ve proposed strategies that conveniently protect naked short sellers. Whether it’s your dismissal of T+3 dynamics, your push for a share buyback (which naked shorts can easily dilute by printing more shares), or now this, your recommendations consistently align with the interests of naked short sellers. How curious.
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Closing Thoughts
SSC, your latest proposal is as transparent as the phantom shares you seem so eager to defend. Moving shares to cash accounts is not a solution to naked shorting—it’s a distraction designed to sow doubt and protect those who profit from manipulation. The real proof of shorts will come when strategic actions, like dividends or acquisitions, force their hand—not from the hollow “tests” you keep proposing.
The more you speak, the more you reveal your true agenda. Investors aren’t buying it—literally or figuratively.
Krombacher
Krombacher
2日前
In the post in replying to....
Oh, SSC, the self-proclaimed social warrior of truth and protector of shareholders, comes forward with a brilliant suggestion: a share buyback. Let’s dissect your pure and wholesome recommendation, shall we?
1. A Share Buyback—Convenient for Naked Shorts:
Your suggestion of a share buyback as the optimal strategy conveniently aligns with the interests of naked short sellers, who can simply print more shares to offset the reduction in float. In essence, you’re promoting a strategy that does nothing to directly harm naked short positions, ensuring that they remain unscathed. How very thoughtful of you, SSC! Almost as if you’re looking out for their interests...
2. Exposing the Real Agenda:
Let’s connect the dots. A share buyback theoretically reduces the number of shares available, but it only works when all outstanding shares are real. In the case of naked short selling, those phantom shares would still exist, and naked shorts could simply print more to counteract the buyback. You’re essentially proposing a strategy that would let the shorts off the hook while pretending to care about ERHC's value. How noble!
3. Your Comment Speaks Volumes:
In your own words:
> “Forget the concept that all ERHC would have to do is update its financials and release proof of billions of shorted shares to fire up a short squeeze. Add in a share buyback at a price to trigger Dickran’s mythical T+3...”
You dismiss the very idea of T+3 as “mythical,” while subtly admitting that your solution—buybacks—would be ineffective. If this were a courtroom, I’d rest my case here. You’ve effectively revealed that you expect the ability to accommodate any demand by printing more shares, which is precisely why you push the idea of a buyback over dividends or acquisitions.
4. Why Dividends Work and Buybacks Don’t:
A dividend directly hits the wallet of naked short sellers because they must pay dividends on the phantom shares they printed. This creates a direct financial consequence and forces shorts to reconsider printing more shares. A buyback, however, does nothing to address the core issue of phantom shares, as naked short sellers simply conjure up more shares to dilute the effort.
5. The Real Motive Behind Your Strategy:
Let’s be honest: only a naked short seller would propose such a ridiculous solution. A dividend or an acquisition would expose and punish naked shorts, which is why you avoid recommending them at all costs. Instead, you push for a strategy that benefits your agenda under the guise of “rational advice.”
6. ERHC’s Strategic Advantage:
Unlike your flawed buyback suggestion, a carefully timed dividend, even as small as a penny per share, would hit naked short sellers directly in their pockets. This is why a dividend is the kryptonite for naked short selling—it creates a recurring liability for phantom shares that cannot be printed away.
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Closing Thoughts
SSC, your "recommendation" isn’t just laughably ineffective—it’s a glaring red flag. The very fact that you push for a buyback, knowing its impotence against naked short selling, raises serious questions about your motivations. Perhaps it’s time for you to drop the act and admit what everyone here already suspects: you’re not here to protect shareholders—you’re here to protect the shorts.
Until you can address this glaring contradiction in your argument, your credibility remains as imaginary as those phantom shares you seem so eager to defend.
Krombacher