$MMTLP Almost 4 years later, tens of thousands of retail investors still can’t sell what they bought. In December 2022 FINRA hit MMTLP with a rare U3 halt days before the shares were canceled and swapped for private Next Bridge Hydrocarbons stock. No warning, no orderly exit. Holders were left with illiquid private shares that still have no public ticker, no DTC eligibility, and no real way to exit. FINRA says short interest was only 2.65 million shares and the halt was purely about settlement. Investors and Next Bridge’s CEO point to unresolved share imbalances, claims of far more shares circulating than were ever authorized, and years of locked capital while larger players appear protected. Retirement money, college funds, and life savings have sat frozen. Some holders describe financial ruin. The moral problem is simple: retail was denied the basic right to sell a security they owned, and four years later there is still no full reconciliation or remedy. This is what happens when the system that is supposed to treat every participant equally instead leaves ordinary people holding the bag. What would you do if your shares vanished into a private company with no exit for almost four years? $MMTLP $MMAT #MMTLP #NextBridge #NBH #FINRA #SEC #NakedShorts #RetailInvestors #MarketIntegrity #ShareCount