Monday, January 26, 2015 10:23:11 AM
Analyze the language in those Press Releases. Is the company “looking forward” to signing a deal, or “verbally agreeing” to a contract, or “excited about the prospect of” something?
Scam companies make an art of packing their PR’s full of buzz words that sound great but offer little or nothing of actual value to the company.
Look at past PR’s to see if they have delivered on any of their promises or simply stopped talking about them when convenient. And watch for any sneaky language about stock splits
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