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Guess who was coordinating over the MMTLP U3 Halt. Yes, it’s FINRA and the SEC and the broker dealer lobby (FIF).

This is a breaking news story. More information coming soon.

We have a new ally in the MMTLP community. Ann Vandersteel is ready to “expose it all.”

Ann Vandersteel is an American conservative political commentator, podcast host, and activist known for her work in alternative media.

She posted a video on X, now pinned to the top of her profile, calling out to the $GME community for help.

The MMTLP community appreciates her help in raising awareness of the injustices that occurred over three years ago, and we hope her activism leads to a settlement or resolution soon.

You can find Ann on X at: @annvandersteel and online at https://AnnVandersteel.com.

The MMTLP Trading Halt Reaches Three Years.

On the morning of December 9, 2025, I woke up abruptly at exactly 6:30 AM. At first, I didn’t know why.

Then it hit me. It was the three-year anniversary of the MMTLP trading halt. My body remembered what my mind had tried to process. Exactly three years ago, I had set my alarm for this very moment, the opening bell on the West Coast, only to stare in bewilderment at a frozen ticker. The stress of that moment was so deeply ingrained that it jarred me awake at the exact same time, three years later.

I vividly remember the confusion of that day. What is wrong? Why isn’t it trading? I had planned to stay home to watch the trading, hoping to see nice gains and likely sell a few shares to buy Christmas presents. We all know that never happened.

Instead, FINRA initiated an ‘extraordinary’ U3 halt. This move effectively froze the assets of more than 65,000 investors and left us with questions that persist to this day.

Our community has traveled a long road in these three years. We have stuck together with a resolve that most advocacy groups never find. We have achieved massive milestones in our fight for the truth. Yet we are all still standing here today without access to a single cent of our funds.

Here’s some posts from the community celebrating the Anniversary no one wanted to have.

Junk Savvy was back to host a space call in the morning to commemorate the horrible day. Over 5,000 people tuned in or listened to the call. You can listen at the link.

MMTLP Shareholder ally Charles Payne directly asked the new chairman of the SEC, Paul Atkins, about the MMTLP fiasco on air.

Charles Payne, host of Making Money on FOX Business, has been a consistent supporter of the MMTLP community. He sent a news crew to Washington, D.C. to cover Occupy SEC, interviewed John Brda live on air, engaged with several community tweets, including the MMTLP Faces commercial, and continues to show ongoing support for our cause.

On November 7, 2025, Charles Payne interviewed the new SEC Chair, Paul Atkins, and brought up the MMTLP situation during a viewer questions segment.

Atkins’ response was disappointing.

While we appreciate Payne for continuing to press the issue and keeping MMTLP in the spotlight, it’s hard not to feel like Atkins already knows exactly what’s going on, but like Gensler before him, intends to bury it.

His vague “I can’t talk about anything specific” answer sounded straight out of Gensler’s playbook. And, of course, he repeated the usual line about “protecting investors,” yet never actually addressed the real issue.

It doesn’t look like MMTLP shareholders will be getting any help from the top down. The SEC isn’t stepping up at all. After Atkins’ response, it’s clear he’s no better than Gensler. Our best hope now seems to lie in the court cases ahead—maybe they’ll be what finally brings us some justice.

The short segment is below.

Next Bridge Hydrocarbons has finally received a resolution for some of their past filings.

Nearly everyone saw the endless delays and comments the SEC was requiring as a tactic to cripple the company and any resolution for MMTLP shareholders.

The resolution of these open comments from the SEC regarding our 2023 annual report is the first in a difficult – but necessary – series of steps. I look forward to resolving this issue once and for all and I remain optimistic about the path ahead, including our participation in the current Louisiana Panther drilling, and our other activities as well.” – Greg McCabe, CEO

So what’s next after this hopeful resolution:

What Next Bridge plans to do now:

• They intend to file revised versions (amended reports) for the first three quarters of 2024 (Forms 10-Q/A) and also a full annual report for 2024.
  
• They also expect to file their regular (non-amended) quarterly reports for Q1 and Q2 of 2025, which had been delayed because of the restatements.

How does this help?

Being current with SEC requirements improves NBH’s credibility and reduces regulatory overhang. Without this, no progress on bigger issues (like resolving shareholder MMTLP issues) would even be possible.

So this is a small win, as maybe the SEC (under new non-Gensler leadership) will be a bit more friendly to NBH in the future.

You can read the full press release here.