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MESA – Mesa Air Group will record earnings this Thursday. Although we do not expect any surprises we do expect stock-price volatility. Travel remains strong and lower fuel costs are padding revenue. Mesa’s stock price lags that of its peers. In our view the explanation for the P/E short fall is Mesa’s degree of investment. The business is growing Currently, investing in starting new routes (e.g. Hawaii) and expanding its procedures, which is slowing income growth.

Once the investment routine is near conclusion we feel the business’s stock price will normalize and industry permitting, demand a premium. ZHNE – Interesting formations in Zhone’s stock price chart are underway in the short term. Near term moving averages have started to craze higher, directing toward the 200-day moving average. Further, the stock has begun a basing period good remaining market, which could be bullish near term. 2.60 level would not surprise us at all.

RESPONSE: Defendants are without sufficient knowledge or information where to form a belief as to the truth of the allegations established in paragraph 53, and for that reason refuse the same and leave Plaintiff to its proof. Foley, Royal Capital, and Galaxy Entertainment. RESPONSE: Defendants are without sufficient knowledge or information upon which to create a belief regarding the truth of the allegations set forth in paragraphs 54, and for that reason deny the same and leave Plaintiff to its proof.

Foley also drafted and sent NTEK shareholder words to Jeff Foley and directed him to adopt them as his own statements and release them on the OTC Markets website. Plaintiff to its proof. Foley to send NTEK some of the funds generated from the note and debenture conversions, and following stock sales to River Liceaga and North. RESPONSE: Defendants are without sufficient knowledge or information upon which to form a belief as to the truth of the allegations set forth in paragraphs 56, and therefore deny the same and leave Plaintiff to its proof.

Foley also wrote NTEK’s and NTGL’s quarterly financial claims and sent them to Jeff Foley with directions to create them on the OTC Markets website, where these were open to the investing open public. RESPONSE: Defendants are without sufficient knowledge or information upon which to create a belief as to the truth of the allegations set forth in paragraphs 57, and therefore deny the same and leave Plaintiff to its evidence.

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Foley received from switching and offering NTEK stock to River North as working income on NTEK’s financial claims. Foley because the firms experienced little if any real income. RESPONSE: Defendants are without sufficient knowledge or information upon which to form a belief as to the truth of the allegations established in paragraphs 58, and for that reason deny the same and leave Plaintiff to its proof.

59. Accordingly, the financial claims of NTEK and NTGL were false and misleading. Foley, Royal Capital, and Galaxy Entertainment). RESPONSE: The allegations set forth in paragraphs 59 contain Plaintiff’s declaration of the case and legal arguments nor require a response from Defendants therefore. In the alternative, Defendants deny the same. Foley reported to prison, Jeff Foley continued to check out his instructions regarding NTEK’s and NTGL’s functions, and about the issuance of shares of the NTGL and NTEK stock.

RESPONSE: Defendants are without sufficient knowledge or information upon which to create a belief as to the truth of the allegations established in paragraph 60, and for that reason deny the same and leave Plaintiff to its evidence. Foley provided Jeff Foley with handwritten instructions to concern 15 million shares of NTEK stock to River North every week. Foley, Jeff Foley prepared the documents essential for River North to deposit the NTEK stocks into its brokerage accounts and obtain legal opinions saying that the stocks did not need to be signed up with the SEC.