Fletcher Asset Management

Beware and check «health» of companies once they receive funding from Fletcher or one of its interconnected entities. I and a group of investors are closely watching their trading and possible pressuring of stock price on one disruptive and high tech stock we own. One notes:
«Fletcher infuses $ 40 million into Informix in 1997. Then IBM bought Informix for a lousy $ 1 billion after Informix slid down. Sound familiar? Sounds like a major wall street scam, SEC? Are you doing your job or do we have to do it for you?

Careful due diligence with Fletcher Asset Management, founded by Alphonse (Buddy) Fletcher, is advised.
Just recently, a shareholder from Hawaii posted on Raging Bull (again, beware involvement with Fletcher or its „arms.“
“You are catching on…“Fletcher got 100 million shares for .02 cents.» Actually, it looks like Fletcher got shares at 2 cents, not .02. Anyhow, you are finally catching on. As an investor in XXXX, does that get you a little pissed off that XXXXXX (CEO) allowed this to happen?
Factor in, Fletcher’s shares are held offshore and Fletcher can transfer the shares into the street name. Guess what, our investment is ripe to be manipulated by a market maker (s) and Fletcher.
Do you think Fletcher sits on the sidelines and does not hedge their investment? You can bet Fletcher has been shorting/​hedging this stock all the way down to it present and made a bundle of money.
Has Fletcher manipulated the price downward? Lets see: Fletcher had been a PIPE investor for last 15 years and knows the share price will go down with their hedging techniques, Fletcher writes the subscription and has the company file the subscription with the SEC, Fletcher renegotiates the subscription with a supplement to the original agreement and at more favorable terms, Fletcher never intended to fully fund the agreement,…
Do you think Fletcher and Fletcher’s few select market makers have an unwritten code to which they execute their shorting and wash trades. I am of the opinion they do.
Our xxxxxxxx xxxs really in a pickle now. We know XXXX needs financing. Any private placement offering at these share price levels will push XXXX past the number of authorized shares (300,000,000). What is he going to do? What more can XXXXX give away for pennies on the dollar? What other assets does XXXX have? Maybe XXXXXX can subordinate the company for a promissory note? It been done before, why not again?
Aloha
Just my opinion