Hopeful Thread

[LongNautilus]

Toxicity risks of seabed mining | The National

https://www.thenational.com.pg/toxicity-...ed-mining/

[LongNautilus]

UN regulator delays deep-sea mining rules, but extends criticized exploration contract


https://news.mongabay.com/2026/07/un-reg...-contract/

[LongNautilus]

Does there have to be a buyer on all otc expert market trades?
What are tax-loss harvesting counterparties?


https://gemini.google.com/app/18b2fc3910533323

[scampoco]

A little more movement on NUSMF today. Still in sub pennies but enough subpenies to show up on my brokerage account. Who on earth (or sea - lol) is sniffing around?

[scampoco]

So the same amount of movement to the downside today. The selll matched the buy noted above last week. I am too much of s novice to understand how that might just be an expert market structure thing".

[LongNautilus]

Lots of smaller trades today. I wish I knew more too, but what I do know is that 1.) there has to an actual "buyer" paying for these shares of NUSMF (plus transaction costs) and 2.) they have to be a sophisticated accredited investor.

Why is anyone touching this "bankrupt" shell at this point????


https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/NUSMF/quote#trade-data

So the same amount of movement to the downside today. The selll matched the buy noted above last week. I am too much of s novice to understand how that might just be an expert market structure thing".

[LongNautilus]

YTD shares traded is 691,741. The usual amount for the past couple years has been around 500,000 if memory serves me correct. That's an increase of around 35%. Continued share consolidated? Maybe, probably not.....

[Bille2271]

Old thread revisited from: Dema 9049
"As a former shareholder, I now see this as a deliberate and orchestrated transfer of wealth from investors to insiders, facilitated by regulatory inaction, legal loopholes, and financial manipulation:
Russell Debney’s Key Role – As Chairman of Nautilus, he indebted the company to Deep Sea Mining Finance Limited (DSMF), only for DSMF to then absorb Nautilus' assets when it collapsed. This wasn’t mismanagement—it was structured to strip shareholders of their investments.
PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) in Arbitration – Instead of protecting shareholders, PwC’s arbitration process effectively removed investors from their rightful stake, while the same insiders walked away with the assets they helped bankrupt.
Regulatory Failure (SEC, TSX, Canadian Authorities) – These institutions exist to prevent fraud, yet did absolutely nothing. The fact that Nautilus' collapse was predictable and regulators still failed to act proves that these agencies serve the wealthy, not the public.
The Bigger Picture – A Rigged System – This is not just about Nautilus; it’s a symptom of a larger, systemic issue where corporate elites use bankruptcy laws, legal loopholes, and arbitration to protect themselves while shareholders are left with nothing.
I see this as one of the most egregious examples of corporate asset stripping in recent years. This is not just about a failed business—it’s about a system that allows fraud to happen in plain sight, while those responsible face no consequences.

I provided this insight to the journalist because these people involved were POS."

I remember writing PWC a letter that could have put me in jail. I was not a happy camper as we all were. May good things come to those that wait.
Best regards, Bille2271

[LongNautilus]

https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation...026-09-14/

[LongNautilus]

6 trading days of September 2026 left - are we going to have ZERO shares bought/sold for the month????

https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/NUSMF/quote