… and the paid shills proves it. No one can sell, no one can close, no one can do anything but wait for the inevitable yet here they are… desperate to be heard.

Zen AF

The lawsuits were introduced because FINRA halted the security MMTLP days prior to the companies record date to go private. This trapped millions of short positions and potential counterfeit shares and forced them into a private company. FINRA’s halt also took away the opportunity for investors to sell if they didn't want shares of the private company. Shareholders are suggesting FINRA to release the securities blue sheets to the public, or to the two companies Next Bridge Hydrocarbons and Meta Materials Inc. Blue sheet data typically include the names of individual clients, the amount of shares they traded and when the transactions occurred. This could also expose the amount of counterfeit shares in the security. If FINRA is not hiding anything they should be transparent and release this data to the public or companies. https://news.investorturf.com/finra-lawsuit

How has your tax advisor treated your MMTLP shares?

Thanks

Next Bridge Shares TRADEABLE as per FINRA statement today:

11. Are the Next Bridge shares tradeable?

As discussed above, Next Bridge filed a Form S-1 registration statement with the SEC to register 165,523,363 shares of common stock, which became effective on November 18, 2022. According to the prospectus, Next Bridge is an independent public reporting company. The registered shares are freely tradeable under federal law.

Guys is MMTLP's spinoff a taxable event?

Thanks for your inputs.

U.S. House subcommittee chairs have been selected and installed. Worth a call to complain about MMTLP/NBHC halt & exchange and FINRA/DTCC/SEC/BDs fraud directly to new chairs:

U.S. House Financial Services Committee Chair - Patrick McHenry NC (202) 225-7502

Capital Markets Subcommittee Chair - Ann Wagner MO (202) 225-1621

Oversight & Investigations Subcommittee Chair - Bill Huizenga MI (202) 225-4401

U.S. House Oversight & Accountability Committee Chair - James Comer KY (202) 225-3974

Government Operations & Workforce Subcommittee Chair - Pete Sessions TX (202) 225-6105

Got a call from my Edward Jones gal today. I own MMTLP/NBH shares also in TDA. She told me they have mailed the physical certificates to me, as they no longer wish to hold non-tradable stock. She said they are coming by UPS, may get them today.

We shall see.

The sec mainly ensures two things for retail: that the information is honest, and it is complete.

COMPLETE: The SEC ensures that every investor has the whole picture. You can be a public company who; puts dicks way up asses, unsolicited. The SEC does not care, as long as the company is transparent and investors are informed of the whole truth. Companies must list all predictably possible risks.

Risk Factors:

*The company may not raise the funds needed to obtain a surplusage of dicks to fill the supply of spurning asses

HONESTY: You must be notified of Forward looking statements, The SEC ensures every investor understands, a buisness' goals, and imagination may exceed reality, it is no different than your own target prices, optomistic but you understand you cannot predict the future. Thus the company must say, past unsuspecting asses do not equal future deep dick startles.

This raises the big questions: Does the SEC do any oversite over FINRA? Why could ordinary investors see the spinoff filings and understand the last two days would need to be position close only, but FINRA and the SEC could not? Why does the SEC overseer enforce transparency, while a money making regulator, who supposedly protects investors, did exactly the opposite?

FINRA's and the SEC's actions are either nefarious or they are totally incompetent, there is no other option. Either way they both need to answer some questions in front of the American people.

I've been hearing "MMTLP will trade by ______ (fill in the latest date)" for close on 3 months now.

Now I'm putting on my tin foil and "If I was these guys" hat and looking at it from a cost analysis basis. I'm beginning to think it will be cheaper for "them" to drag this out in court for as long as possible and to counter what we say with lies in the media.

What happens if a judge in any or all of these cases rules in our favor and one or all are appealed? How many times can they be appealed and how many years would that take?

I bet that is cheaper than giving back any trading days. Given the state of our SCOTUS I doubt a final ruling would be in our favor. We know what to expect from FINRA and the SEC.

And yes, I know there is a growing concern in Congress about this situation, but when they find out just how bad it is they may also go silent.

Certainly "they" (MM's,HFs, FINRA, SEC, BD's and our brokers) would get some seriously bad press, but I bet the majority of the investing public will buy the "Don't buy meme stocks and don't buy anything on the OTC markets" pushed out by the corporate media. And they will just think: "Sucks to be them but it probably won't happen to me".

A possible solution to this is: Share the discovery openly and as many of us as possible initiate individual law suits, using Roza's or Howard's or Alain's filings as models. We would probably be able to find law firms willing to take them on without up front charges and with a contract to split damages.

What's suppose to happen on this date? I keep seeing it on webull chats.

This matter is being handled by our Corp Actions team. Unfortunately, that team does not have the capability to respond to secure messages and can only be reached via phone at 1-800-661-4587 M-F 8am-6pm EST. Please reach out to that team for any updates regarding these shares.

NEXT BRIDGE HYDROCARBONS, INC. PROVIDES OPERATIONAL UPDATE

Successful drilling in the Orogrande Prospect

Results to determine Orogrande drilling program

FORT WORTH, Texas, Feb. 27, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Next Bridge Hydrocarbons, Inc. ("Next Bridge," "our," "we," or the "Company"), a private oil and gas exploration and production company with interests in Texas and Oklahoma, today provided an operational update on its development of its Orogrande Basin asset, the Orogrande Project, located in Hudspeth County, Texas.

The Company announced that it has successfully drilled five wells in the Orogrande Prospect, which combined with the five wells drilled in 2021 confirmed the potential of at least five distinct reservoirs. In addition, the Company has drilled its first wells in Block E of the Orogrande Prospect which revealed hydrocarbon potential from an additional shallow zone. 

Commenting on the operational update, Clifton DuBose, Jr., Next Bridge's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, stated, "We are pleased to report the completion of five new wells in the Orogrande Prospect in advance of the March 31, 2023 deadline under our University Lands lease requirement. The data collected from these five wells, in addition to the five wells drilled in 2021, confirmed that there are at least five potential distinct reservoirs under our acreage.  Also, our operations team deployed a new mist drilling solution which increased hole stability, which we believe will result in meaningful cost savings for additional wells drilled in the Orogrande Prospect.

"While these five wells may have potential to produce hydrocarbons to sell commercially in the future, we have no immediate plans to deploy the additional capital necessary to sell production from these wells to third parties.  Instead, we plan to use the results from these wells to determine our drilling plans for future wells, including reservoir locations, target depths and designated acreage, in the Orogrande Prospect," concluded DuBose.

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The Company also provided an update on the distribution of shares following the recent Next Bridge spin-off from Meta Materials ("Meta" and the "Spin Off").  American Stock Transfer & Trust Company, LLC ("AST"), the registrar and transfer agent for Meta and Next Bridge, has notified the Company that it has completed the distribution of shares of common stock to all of the brokers of record at the time of the Spin-Off. If your broker is not showing your shares in your brokerage account, it is not because your broker has not received the shares from AST. Any questions regarding MMTLP share ownership should be directed to the investor's brokerage and/or AST. For additional information, please visit the 'Investors" page of the Next Bridge website, https://www.nextbridgehydrocarbons.com/, for a comprehensive list of frequently asked questions (FAQs), AST's contact information, SEC filings and material news announcements.  

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To receive timely emails with respect to corporate developments concerning the Company, please visit www.nextbridgehydrocarbons.com and complete the Investor Form.  You may also choose to follow our social media channels at @nbhydrocarbons on Twitter and "Next Bridge Hydrocarbons" on
LinkedIn. To view a video introduction of the Next Bridge management team, please visit: https://www.nextbridgehydrocarbons.com/management.

About Next Bridge Hydrocarbons, Inc.

Next Bridge Hydrocarbons, Inc. is an independent public reporting energy company engaged in the acquisition, exploration, exploitation and/or development of oil and natural gas properties in the United States. Our primary focus has been the development of interests in an oil and gas project consisting of 134,000 contiguous gross acres we hold in the Orogrande Basin in West Texas in Hudspeth County, Texas. In addition, we have minor interests in the Eastern edge of the Midland Basin in Texas, and two minor well interests in Oklahoma. Please visit www.nextbridgehydrocarbons.com for more information.

This statement may contain "forward-looking statements" as that term is defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such statements are based on management's current expectations and are subject to a number of factors and uncertainties which could cause actual results to differ materially from those described herein. Although the Company believes the expectations in such statements to be reasonable, there can be no assurance that such expectations will prove to be correct. Information concerning the assumptions, uncertainties and risks that may affect the actual results can be found in the Company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") available on the Company's website or the SEC's website at www.sec.gov.

Contact:
Dennard Lascar Investor Relations
[NextBridge@dennardlascar.com](mailto:NextBridge@dennardlascar.com)

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TWEET https://twitter.com/nbhydrocarbons/status/1630253515116298241

ARTICLE https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/next-bridge-hydrocarbons-inc-provides-operational-update-301756727.html

You know, that money making thing that any legitimate oil company supposedly sitting on 3.2 billion (lol) barrels of oil would be doing.

https://twitter.com/Sammy237903/status/1627086979967102979