Recent discussions and reports have highlighted significant issues surrounding the trading of MMTLP on the OTC markets, primarily focusing on the acquisition of a CUSIP and its implications. Charles Gasparino of Fox Business Network has been actively investigating the matter, engaging with OTC Markets, FINRA, and the American Bankers Association to understand the legalities and processes involved. The situation has sparked controversy and accusations of misinformation, with some blaming influencers for exacerbating the stock's volatility. Notably, a YouTuber's negative review reportedly led to a 50% drop in an EV company's stock value, illustrating the potent influence of social media on financial markets. Additionally, discrepancies have emerged regarding MMAT/TRCH's intentions to sell assets, with SEC filings contradicting previous statements made to the SEC, raising questions about transparency and governance within the company. The 10/21/22 SEC correspondence and the 11-9-22 10Q filing specifically highlight these discrepancies.
Appears the Series A Preferred Representative was disclosed So why did Ken Rice tell the SEC in a correspondence letter that they weren't pursuing any strategic transactions at all (sale or partnership)? $mmtlp https://t.co/5mDp51j2pb https://t.co/uqe6CtBF6u
MMAT/TRCH merger docs appointed a "Series A Preferred Representative" responsible for asset sale and if no sale, structure of the spin-off dividend They weren't trying to sell the asset. This person then screwed the structure up. I'd want to know who it was. $mmtlp https://t.co/Hqh6jSAITH https://t.co/698fIG5TDM
And here is the 3Q22 10Q filed by $MMAT on 11-9-22 stating they were trying to sell the O&G assets despite privately and concurrently telling the SEC there were no discussions of such a transaction taking place "in the process of selling..." This stuff is so so wrong $mmtlp https://t.co/MeHsv3jyvz https://t.co/3xsTPRAqFg