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Sunday, 03/26/2017 1:40:21 PM

Sunday, March 26, 2017 1:40:21 PM

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5. Read a company’s SEC filings, if available. Most public companies file reports with the SEC. Check the SEC’s EDGAR database to find out whether the company files with the SEC. Read the reports and verify any information you have heard about the company. Just because a company has registered its securities or has filed reports with the SEC does not mean it will be a good investment. And not all financial information filed with the SEC, or published elsewhere, is independently audited. Unaudited financials are just that—not reviewed by an independent third party.


6. Be wary of frequent changes to a company’s name or business focus. Name changes and the potential for manipulation often go hand in hand. Name changes can turn up in company press releases, internet searches and, if the company files periodic reports, in the SEC’s EDGAR database.



Company History

Formerly=FutureWorld Energy, Inc. until 7-2014

Formerly=Isys Medical, Inc. until 4-2009

Formerly=Hathaway, Inc. until 5-2008

A HUNDRED YEARS FROM NOW IT WILL NOT MATTER WHAT MY BANK ACCOUNT WAS, THE SORT OF HOUSE I LIVED IN, OR THE KIND OF CAR I DROVE...BUT THE WORLD MAY BE DIFFERENT BECAUSE I WAS IMPORTANT IN THE LIFE OF A CHILD.