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I just started it yesterday :). Its gonna take me some time to get it cracking, but believe me I will. Gotta watch the daughter all weekend so I don't know how much I will get done over the weekend.
I think about 99% of pinky CEO's are the same personalities. I can envision them hanging out together schmoozing through strip clubs, casinos etc....
Sitting around a lavish hotel lobby having a pissing contest to see who has put out the most ridiculous, flat-out-lie PR's to sucker in the next slew of bagholders in penny land.
OTCBB CEO's seem to be more apathetic and have the attitude of "o well our stock is high risk you should know that before you buy it so stop whining about our upcoming reverse split"...
Just my observations anyway.
Meanwhile we all try to find those penny stocks with the good 1% of all penny stock CEO's and good business plans---LOL! It's the thrill of the hunt I suppose...that's the reason we can't stop messing with pennies.
Stuart Turk-----Re:---ONGO, OGOH, and MEDV Stuart Turk is the "MOTHER OF ALL" Convertible debenture, death spiral financing with Laurus Master Fund "Sewer Pipes, and Dutchess CD financing.
Welcome to the Bad CEOs board. Here you will find tons of information regarding company Chief Executive Officers who are notorious for toxic financing and costing investors millions of dollars. The purpose of this board is to alert potential investors against known diluting CEOs. As any investor knows the reason why a company goes public is to raise capital for the company. In the most ideal situations a company will use the funds to get the business off the ground and/or expand the business. That is where the troubles often begin however. Often times in the world of Pink Sheets and OTCBB stocks a company CEO will issue additional shares not to expand the business but to do other activities which are not in the best interest of the stockholders. What makes it worse is once the dilution begins and a company realizes it can sucker investors into buying shares again and again they often continue to do it, while not showing any progress in the company technicals. Authorized Share increases, Outstanding Share increases, Reverse Splits, time after time in an effort just to make money rather than through revenues. There are many CEOs who are notorious for doing this, then once they can't do it anymore they move on to another stock or create a new company and start the process all over again. Here on this board you will find the worst of the worst.
The Top Ten:
The worst of the worst. Click on the individual to find out more about them. * - Denotes individual is no longer associated with the stock