You think I am trying to pump the stock. I basically said.
1. They have no clue how to use it.
2. It is dangerous to real patients with severe nerve damage.
3. CTI inflates the number of units to make it look like there are all these locations, but there is only a handful, that sit in closets.
4. It lists all these places, but the truth is they show the same doctors, who are apparently in 7 locations, which is bull. These are inflated number. Usually they have a few location, but just one machine at one location and it sits in the closet and even the handy man does the treatments. If they find a sucker.
4. It is a big fat fraud, and people who are desperate for help, real people get ripped off. False hope with no real clinical studies that prove anything.
5.I said that if Doctors want to sit in these boards and boast about fake cases that that is one thing. However when they post under fake facebook accounts and use salespeople who are also share holders to claim they are cured. That is criminal in my book. They have a vested interest. They recommend something because they have a vested interest. No when I worked at Bloomberg LP I would never make another trade doing that.
6. They promise insurance coverage, knowing it's not true. And of course want payment upfront and in cash at some places.
7. They make false promises of lowering your pain, and that also is bull. Let's face it any moron, even Conrad Papsmire, to report on old clinical studies that failed and get people to bite.
