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    COR Clearing, LLC v. Calissio Resources Group, Inc. Et Al Doc 75 Filed 09 Nov 15

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    Cor Clearing and Mike Hilger claimed in court documents that a $1,500 investment in Calissio Resources Group at $0.0015 per share would be worth $11,000 after a dividend was paid out at $0.011 per share. However, the author of the email argues this leaves out important facts, as the share price when the dividend was announced was actually higher than $0.011 per share, and the subsequent drop in price was unpredictable and due to market volatility. The author asks the judge to consider Cor Clearing has omitted key facts in other court documents.

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    Cor Clearing and Mike Hilger claimed in court documents that a $1,500 investment in Calissio Resources Group at $0.0015 per share would be worth $11,000 after a dividend was paid out at $0.011 per share. However, the author of the email argues this leaves out important facts, as the share price when the dividend was announced was actually higher than $0.011 per share, and the subsequent drop in price was unpredictable and due to market volatility. The author asks the judge to consider Cor Clearing has omitted key facts in other court documents.

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    Cor Clearing and Mike Hilger claimed in court documents that a $1,500 investment in Calissio Resources Group at $0.0015 per share would be worth $11,000 after a dividend was paid out at $0.011 per share. However, the author of the email argues this leaves out important facts, as the share price when the dividend was announced was actually higher than $0.011 per share, and the subsequent drop in price was unpredictable and due to market volatility. The author asks the judge to consider Cor Clearing has omitted key facts in other court documents.

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    8:15-cv-00317-LES-TDT Doc # 75 Filed: 11/09/15 Page 1 of 1 - Page ID # 486

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    casey zimmerman <caseyryan1986@gmail.com>


    strom@ned.uscourts.gov
    11/09/2015 03:43 PM
    Cor clearing vs calissio resources group inc

    Dear Honorable Judge Strom,


    In response to Cor Clearing and Mike Hilger, stated a dividend was paid at $0.011 and
    used example $1,500 investment at $0.0015 price per share would turn into $11,000 just days
    later. They are correct except for the fact when Calissio Resources announced the dividend, the
    price per share at that time was well over $0.011. The market is volatile and nobody knew the
    price would drop drastically. Cor clearing continuously keeps leaving out valuable facts in there
    documents. Thank you for your time.
    Respectfully,
    Casey Zimmerman

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