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Sunday, 07/27/2014 10:13:35 AM

Sunday, July 27, 2014 10:13:35 AM

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Daymond/Tiger incriminating themselves

I have been posting questions to Daymond for a while now on Twitter, Facebook etc. His personal responses to me have been that he got in at .16 and is no different than anyone else. Well the tape says different. Look at these two clips. On Shark Tank notice he says he cannot invest in Ruckpack due to a conflict of interest. A regular investor who is only buying stock has no conflict.


On this video Tuffin says Tiger and his team spent 6 months doing the DD and then "partners" with them. He actually says every sports figure is a "partner" of theirs. Then he says he is "partnered with Daymond and his organization". He says that with Daymond sitting there. Daymond then explains what he is bringing to the table. He then goes on to pitch the product and all the possibilities. He says they are aggressively going after options. He also says he is going to do what he "has done with all his OTHER companies" and work "together" to "get this thing out there". Those are the words of an member of the company not just a shareholder.


Here is Tiger on CNBC with Maria. Tiger says he has partnered with them. He then pitches the product and he says he is glad to be part of the company.


Here is another with Fast Money on CNBC. He clearly says it is a partnership. Then the interviewer says it is an "equity deal". Tiger then supports that


If these guys do anything other than the right thing stay tuned. I have some experience with the press, congress and some other government organizations. I will be looking to get to the bottom of this and making sure people are held properly accountable.