Well done @cvpayne and Greg McCabe CEO @nbhydrocarbons !
I hope @potus watched and will sign the letter to SEC Chair @SECPaulSAtkins to deliver the share count!
Good news is @BlueLedgerAI knows how many shares and where they are located.
Checkmate!
Justice for #MMTLP on the horizon!
Full Interview: Next Bridge CEO Greg McCabe on Making Money with Charles Payne FOX Business. Biden’s Regulators broke the Rules! The time has come for Answers, No More Stalling
MMTLP/DJT
Between 8000-10,000 Veterans Have Been Financially Impacted
@SECPaulSAtkins@POTUS
We are proud to welcome Next Bridge Hydrocarbons [@nbhydrocarbons] as BlueLedger's first issuer client, engaging us to provide an independent analysis of fragmented securities records and investigate potential discrepancies in their security's global trading.
As Next Bridge Hydrocarbons Chairman and CEO Greg McCabe joins Charles Payne [@cvpayne] on Fox Business to discuss MMTLP, BlueLedger supports the call for greater transparency and accountability in public markets.
On July 28, Next Bridge published transfer-agent records identifying shares registered to brokerage firms. Those figures raised an important question: whether registered holdings reconcile with the positions reflected in shareholders' brokerage accounts.
But identifying a potential discrepancy was only the beginning. Understanding it requires tracing records across institutions, corporate actions, security identifiers, and timelines while accounting for how different systems record ownership.
This is the challenge BlueLedger is actively solving for public companies.
Our current investigative work applies an evidence-led methodology to examine fragmented securities records, trace inconsistencies, and distinguish documented facts from unresolved questions.
We are developing an AI-powered platform designed to connect market records across venues and jurisdictions, identify discrepancies, reconstruct a security's history, and preserve traceable evidence for further investigation.
Nearly four years after the December 2022 trading halt, MMTLP shareholders deserve meaningful answers grounded in verifiable evidence. A shareholder should not need a television interview to get clarity on what they own.
And this challenge extends far beyond one security.
Issuers should be able to understand what happens to their securities throughout their lifecycle. Shareholders deserve confidence in the integrity of the systems recording their investments. Regulators, legal counsel, and investigators need evidence they can independently examine.
We support Greg McCabe and Next Bridge in bringing these concerns to a wider audience. Our responsibility is to follow the evidence - wherever it leads.
Market transparency should not depend on CEOs and shareholders spending years piecing together fragmented records.
Follow the security. See what doesn't match.
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#MMTLP #NextBridge #MarketIntegrity #ShareholderRights #BlueLedgerAI
More than 3 years later, THOUSANDS of FOIA requests have been submitted to the @SECGov with less than 1% granted. Those few document releases confirm FINRA, SEC, OTC, and institutions breaking securities laws and conspiring to avoid financial ruin from naked shorting MMTLP.
To @JamesOKeefeIII: Your team was fantastic in 2023 about collecting information regarding the MMTLP trading halt, but unfortunately we didn’t have the NAMES of the responsible parties. Now we do. It’s time for a follow up.
Welcome back, @cvpayne!
Glad to see you back in the saddle so quickly.
There is lots to catch up on with MMTLP. Please check out this clip from @laralogan's recent interview with @nbhydrocarbons CEO Greg McCabe.👇
As always, thank you for your continued support, sir. 🇺🇸🫡
THEY’RE SELLING FAKE SHARES
Lara Logan asks Next Bridge Hydrocarbons CEO Greg McCabe to explain naked short selling and how traders can allegedly flood the market with shares they never borrowed and do not actually own.
In the newest episode of Going Rogue with Lara Logan, McCabe breaks his silence about the MMTLP scandal affecting approximately 124,000 shareholders, alleged market manipulation and what he describes as serious regulatory failures by FINRA and the SEC. @GregMcCabeJr
Watch New Episode: https://t.co/zeOoJlPpuf
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Veterans, Veteran Families and Thousands of Others have been Blocked From Transparency for 4 Years
Enough is Enough President Trump, stop the Fraud and Abuse @POTUS@VP
See Y’all There Tonight 👊🏼🇺🇸
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A bit more...see how information is not populated to represent the syndicate or underwriters?
Security type: Preferred
Reopening Effective Date: 12/12/2022
"Not Underwritten"
For the amount listed in the bottom right corner, add 3-zero's before the decimal = 11,849,153,000.
Yes sir. And think of the audacity of these crooks is the fact that they would update the Bloomberg terminal after the fact expecting no one would look… hiding in plain sight.
This is their M.O. I never thought the number -or cover up- would be this big.
I dare FINRA to personally sue me TOMORROW on MMTLP if they think I am tarnishing their impeccable “reputation”.
Almost 1 year ago, @ElfCarbon made the increcible post below.
Upon thorough investigation, the @markets Bloomberg terminal screenshots show the face number is 11,849,153,000 units (M)
The "M" abbreviation on a Corp preferred DES screen is Bloomberg's standard "thousands" abbreviator (from the Roman-numeral mille), NOT the sovereign fixed-income "millions" $ convention.
Read that way, the Reopenings History row on the #MMTLP Preferred is asserting an issued/reopened amount on the order of 11.85 BILLION preferred shares, with Announce and Effective dates 12 December 2022, the day of the CUSIP deletion and the day before final cash settlement.
The publicly known MMTLP outstanding as of the September 2021 spinoff was ~165 million preferred shares.
If a Bloomberg terminal is showing a Reopenings row of 11.85 billion shares dated 12 December 2022 on the same preferred, that is NOT a rounding artefact and it is not a sovereign auction... it is either:
(a) a Bloomberg terminal data error on a security that was in the middle of its most contested corporate action of the decade, or
(b) a real reopening/issuance event on a preferred that was formally represented to the market as having been extinguished at the S1 record date.
Both readings are worth chasing. only one of them is a smoking gun, and neither is the message we have all been fed (since 2023) to believe in any FAQ...
$MMTLP
11.8 BIllion “Shares” Scream Crime Scene Frozen in Time
11.8 BILLION
11.8 BILLION
Silence and stonewalling don’t make crime scenes go away
@palikaras