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Here is a blurb from the XBVG promotion - sounds a bit similar to PPBV.
(OTC-BB: XSBV) is an emerging player
in the explosive ‘New Age’ beverage
market. One of the few beverage pure
plays capitalizing on growing trends,
XStream Beverage Network markets
their own New Age Brands Yohimbe
Energy Drink, Chinese Rocket Fuel,
Maui Juice, Squeeze Gourmet Soda
and is the exclusive US importer for
Spa Water from Belgium. In support of
its brands, the Company also acquires
regional distributors with established
brands (Snapple, Arizona Iced Tea,
Welch’s, Fiji Water, Orangina, etc) and
established retail outlets with shelfspace
to leverage its growing portfolio
of proprietary brands thereby growing
sales at significantly higher gross profit
margins.
Theodore Farnsworth - CEO of PPBV
Was CEO of XBVG until November 2007 of Xstream Beverages - which has no sales and is insolvent, with a $600,000 market cap.
Here is a 2005 pump for XBVG:
http://www.otcgsw.com/archispecial/ss1005xsbv.pdf
Meanwhile, PPBV, with a market cap of $80 million, has no sales, an asset base under $1 million, and is being pumped via Scott Fraser emails.
What makes you say they are shorting. Maybe they are simply representing a seller. That's the more likely explanation. There are plenty of insider shares to sell.
DJ IN THE MONEY: Get Some Insurance Before Investing In Maxlife
By Carol S. Remond
A Dow Jones Newswires Column
A few things should have told investors that Maxlife Fund Inc.'s
(MXFD) stratospheric price rise wouldn't last.
After climbing to an extraordinary $18 a share, the shares of this
tiny Canadian life insurance company lost almost one-third of their
value last week. And there wasn't even any news to cause this.
To be fair, Maxlife's stock price never had any relationship to its
underlying business, which so far can be summed by the purchase of a
life insurance policies portfolio with a $4 million face value. In
fact, Ontario-based Maxlife hardly has any business. So far it appears
to have bought a few life insurance policies for about $400,000.
Maxlife's sole executive doesn't seem to have any experience in the
industry the company claims to be active in.
Maxlife, which was incorporated in Wyoming, is about to lose its
corporate registration because nobody at the company bothered filing
annual reports due in January 2007 and 2008.
Also, Maxwell Network Group Inc., the Canadian investors relations
firm representing the company, was recently associated with two other
bulletin board companies, Royal Spring Water Inc. (RSPG) and Red Rock
Pictures Holding (RRPH), whose stocks suffered brusque price drops.
Neither Maxwell's president, Itamar Cohen, nor Maxlife's chief
executive officer and chairman, Bennett Kurtz, were available to
comment.
According to its latest filing with the Securities and Exchange
Commission, Maxlife had just $101,845 in cash on its balance sheet as
of Nov. 30. The company had a working capital of about $144,000 at the
end of November with total assets of $587,068, including $412,411
listed as investments in life insurance policies and note receivable.
Despite its obvious state of infancy, the company's stock rose to a
high of $18.69 on Jan. 23, given it an amazing $566 million market
capitalization. Then, just as inexplicably as it had risen, Maxlife's
stock price plunged to a low of about $11.46 the next day without any
explanation. The company stock was recently trading over the counter
at about $13.48 a share in thin volume.
Maxlife was incorporated in Wyoming in January 2006. The company
bought all issued stock of 125445 Ontario Ltd. in August 2006 for
about $26,700.
According to SEC filings, 125445 is an Ontario corporation whose
business was to buy life insurance policies of viatical persons. At
the time it was purchased by Maxlife, the entity owned the policy of
one viatical patient.
A viatical settlement allows an entity to invest in another person's
life insurance policy. The entity purchases the policy, or part of it,
at a price that is less than the death benefit of the policy. When the
seller dies, the entity collects the death benefit.
The return on this investment depends upon the seller's life
expectancy and the actual date he or she dies. If the seller dies
before the estimated life expectancy, the entity may receive a higher
return. But if the seller lives longer than expected, the return will
be lower. If the person lives long enough so that additional premiums
need to be paid to maintain the policy, the entity which purchased the
policy might even lose part of its investment.
SEC filings show that 125445 Ontario Ltd. was controlled by Daniel
Kahan, a man who was later named as a director of Maxlife.
Information posted on the Web site for the Secretary of State for
Wyoming shows that Maxlife is delinquent in its corporate
registration.
A person answering the phone in the corporations division said the
company failed to file two annual reports, one due in January 2007 and
another which was due early last month. The person said the company's
resident agent has been informed of the delinquency and that Maxlife
risk being dissolved by May or June 2008 if the filings aren't
submitted.
Maxlife's registered agent, Guillermo Jalil, told Dow Jones
Newswires that the owner of the company, not its resident agent, is
responsible for filing annual reports. Jalil said that if he received
notices for annual report delinquencies from the state of Wyoming, he
would have forwarded them to the company. The resident agent declined
to say whom at Maxlife would have received the notices. "We were hired
to form a company. We sold the company to this person and I don't know
they did," Jalil said.
According to filings with the SEC, Maxwell's Cohen controls 12.9
million shares of Maxlife, or about 42%. Meanwhile, CEO Kurtz owns 4.6
million shares, or about 15%. Some of Kurtz's relatives also hold or
held stock in Maxlife, including his brother Moshe whose company Adir
Accessories Ltd. in Toronto hosts Maxlife's "corporate headquarters"
for free.
Cohen is identified principal and owner of the Maxwell group in a
Form 144 filed with the SEC in June 2007. The form indicates that
Cohen was looking to sell 203,504 shares at the time through Park
Financial Group, a Florida brokerage firm which has since gotten on
the bad side of the SEC for aiding and abetting fraudulent trading in
the shares of Spear & Jackson Inc. (SJCK).
According to that form, Cohen acquired one million shares of Maxlife
in January 2006. The shares were issued for "founders services".
The SEC in December 2007 issued a cease and desist order and
sanctions against Park Financial and its principal Gordon Cantley. The
SEC said that Park Financial and Cantley in 2002 and 2003 helped a
fraudulent pump-and-dump scheme involving the shares of Spear &
Jackson. Dow Jones was first to raise questions about Spear & Jackson
in a July 2003 column.
If Maxlife's recent stock price movement isn't enough of a warning
sign, investors might want to consider the fact that the company's
auditors have expressed a "substantial doubt about (Maxlife's) ability
to continue as a going concern because (the company has) no viable
operations or significant assets..."
While they are at it, investors may also want to exercise caution
when it comes to Henya Food Corp., a brand new distributor of kosher
food whose stock looks poised to start trading soon. This
Connecticut-based company shares some of the same shareholders as
Maxlife, including Maxwell and members of the Kurtz family.
(Carol S. Remond is an award-winning columnist who won a Gerald Loeb
Award in 2005 for best news service content with "Exposing Small-Cap
fraud," a series of articles that described how three small companies
unscrupulously pumped up their stocks.)
-By Carol S. Remond; Dow Jones Newswires; 303 997 5783;
carol.remond@dowjones.com
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I've always been curious as well as to how Cornell works their trading.
I believe that part of it is that they pump the stocks as they are selling, but I have little or no evidence to support that.
Anyway, would be interesting to be a fly on the wall over at their shop.
I have posted some stuff about David Craven on the TCHH board. He's got a long history of scamming, in my opinion.
He is based in Geneva now.. and I think I recall Alex having some history in Switzerland, which is why I suspect a connection.
Also, how else does a 23 year old get involved in controlling a company.
If Alex is David Craven's son, which I suspect, be skeptical of anything said by the company.
Maybe you calling the top is what provided the sellers to move the stock down.
Perhaps you didn't predict the market, but you caused the market.
So someone is left holding the bag - let's just change the market name to NASD Musical Chair Market!
Someone is buying every time we sell. Someone will lose big-time, and in the end, the entire economic system loses.
By the philosophy you state, there is no need for market integrity whatsoever. But the ultimate result of that is there is no stock market at all, and this critical source of capital and liquidity disappears.
Anyway, have at it, and good luck. It just disturbs me.
Peter
This is the sort of stock that makes a complete mockery of the OTC-BB, and by extension the NASD and the SEC.
The stock is obviously manipulated, and obviously used to rip off naive investors. The stock bears no relationship whatever to the underlying business, if any exists.
How can NASD even pretend that this is a legitimate marketplace when they allow malignant situations like this to go on week after week?
They talk about market regulation,yet allow these total rip-off to be perpetrated day after day, year after year. It's no wonder the Bulletin Board has the reputation it does - it's almost by design.
OK, here's the joke of the day:
""The creation of FINRA is the most significant modernization of the self-regulatory regime in decades," said Mary L. Schapiro, Chief Executive Officer of FINRA. "With investor protection and market integrity as our overarching objectives, FINRA is an investor-focused and more streamlined regulator that is better suited to the complexity and competitiveness of today's global capital markets."
http://www.finra.org/AboutFINRA/CorporateInformation/index.htm
FINRA says "It is important to note that FINRA has no regulatory authority over OTC Bulletin Board issuers."
So, they are leaving it to the SEC. OTC markets are like an economic free-trade zone in each city where it is legal to trade meth and heroin.
I think Lebed was negative on SPKL
Who is Mike? Mike who?
I don't know who. Nor do I know the other 3 companies you mentioned on the MXFD thread.
And who, pray tell, would that be?
There is 1 more piece for the group the master of trading,the head of the hill the king of maxwell.
Point taken, but by the same token, who the hell would buy it here? At some point runs based on air end.
Total assets $1 million, Market Cap - $400 million
Itamar Cohen
Sheldon Gold
Mira Anidjar
Maxwell Network Group
3100 Steeles Ave. W. PH
Concord, ON L4K 3R1
promoted RSPG - 52 week high $3.00, current price $0.11
promoted RRPH - 52 week high $3.10, current price $0.07
promoted MXFD - 52 week high $14.90, current price $14.90
Itamar Cohen
Sheldon Gold
Mira Anidjar
Maxwell Network Group
3100 Steeles Ave. W. PH
Concord, ON L4K 3R1
promoted RSPG - 52 week high $3.00, current price $0.11
promoted RRPH - 52 week high $3.10, current price $0.07
promoted MXFD - 52 week high $14.90, current price $14.90
Itamar Cohen
Sheldon Gold
Mira Anidjar
Maxwell Network Group
3100 Steeles Ave. W. PH
Concord, ON L4K 3R1
promoted RSPG - 52 week high $3.00, current price $0.11
promoted RRPH - 52 week high $3.10, current price $0.07
promoted MXFD - 52 week high $14.90, current price $14.90
Pursuant to the terms of the Exchange Agreements the DWOG Shareholders agreed to transfer to DWOG an aggregate of 21,533,000 restricted shares of DWOG held by them in exchange for an aggregate of 21,533,000 of our shares of common stock.
I see Red Tree in a UPBS filing:
Tim Cradtree
Red Tree Ventures SA
World Trade Center: 10 RTE De L’Aeroport, PO Box 691
1215 Geneva 15/ 00
41-22-799 0800
Also at that address and phone:
Resource Finance and Investment Ltd., (RFIVF.pk)
Philip Garratt
10, route de l’Aeroport
1215 Geneva Switzerland
Phone: 011-41-22-799-0800
Also at that address and phone:EuroHelvetia TrustCo S.A.
World Trade Center
10, route de l'Aeroport
P.O. Box 691
CH-1215 Geneva 15
Telephone: +41 22 799 0800
David Craven associations: SMVD, SRDP, CDDD, TCHH, GREEN SHOE INVESTMENT INC
On March 8, 2007, we appointed David Craven as director and President of the Company. In 1989, Mr. Craven was offered a position with EuroHelvetia TrustCo S.A., where he remains to this day, becoming a Director of the Company in 2005 dealing with the development of start up companies
Pump email for ENVI from Jarret Wollstein -
- $118,000 paid by Red Tree Ventures S.A., whoever that is
——— Green Energy Market Report - Winter 2007 ———
The Profit Potential is Enormous
This one-of-a-kind new “green” muffler scrubs diesel exhaust… meets rigid 2007 EPA emissions standards
using low-cost diesel fuel!
690,000 school and public transportation
buses qualify for the upgrade!
Company Website: enviroresolutions.com
To the Growth-Minded Investor:
Changes in federal regulations have triggered some of the most profitable investment opportunities of a lifetime. You could make a fortune from this one.
I'm forecasting a fast 500% from Enviro Resolutions (OTC: ENVI.PK) in the stampede to upgrade diesel engines with the company's exclusive EPA-compliant exhaust-scrubbing muffler.
The profit potential here is enormous. An Enviro Resolutions (ENVI) exhaust-scrubbing muffler eliminates 95% of pollution from diesel exhaust...making it the only bolt-on technology I've found that enables any diesel engine to meet 2007 EPA emissions standards.
You do not want to miss this. Sales of the Enviro Resolutions (ENVI) exhaust-scrubbing muffler are clearly set to skyrocket. Investors buying ENVI shares today are getting a ground floor on what could easily become the fastest growing green energy stock in the market today.
ENVI: $6 in 6 months!
Imagine the value of ENVI shares, now selling around $1.30, when this company's diesel scrubbing muffler gains traction in the market.
ENVI could quickly quintuple in value once the market catches on. And catch on it will! Green energy is "on the radar" and ENVI could hit the screen in a blinding flash!
You'll want to be ready for this breakout profit event!
As America ramps up its green energy campaign...the early winners will be the companies that make green energy upgrades easy and affordable. Enviro Resolutions (ENVI) exhaust-scrubbing muffler could be a perfect fit. The company reports that its muffler can be retrofitted to a diesel exhaust system for around $3,400...and as you will learn in a moment...that's a screaming bargain!
690,000 American school buses and public transportation make up the most immediate market potential for Enviro Resolutions (ENVI). Even a fraction of this market could send ENVI shares flying.
The immediate market for Enviro Resolutions (ENVI) exhaust-scrubbing mufflers is huge. My recommendation is to load up on ENVI right now...then sit tight and watch what happens! Within 6 months, I project ENVI will hit $6. Longer term, this stock could be worth $15 or more!
The fuel behind the accelerating growth of ENVI shares is one of the most powerful market forces in America today, the Environmental Protection Agency. With a stroke of a pen, this agency created an instant market for Enviro Resolutions (ENVI) technology...a whopping $2.25 BILLION overnight market for the company's exclusive exhaust systems.
Just a fraction of this market leads to millions in sales for Enviro resolutions (ENVI)!
The implications of the new EPA rules are stunning. Forced into using the EPA's expensive low-emissions diesel fuel, a single fleet operator can lose hundreds of thousands of dollars every year. It's a daunting financial challenge, particularly for school and municipal bus services that cannot easily pass along soaring new costs.
Now, these fleet operators have an effective, low-cost alternative...the EPA-compliant diesel exhaust-scrubbing muffler available only from Enviro Resolutions (ENVI).
After installing the Enviro Resolutions (ENVI) muffler, diesel emissions plummet, even when using low-cost diesel fuel.
In the coming months, I anticipate you'll see an explosion of demand for Enviro Resolutions (ENVI) diesel-scrubbing muffler, setting off skyrocketing prices in ENVI shares.
Lawsuits against CEO
http://misc.mailarchive.ca/invest.futures/2006-07/0526.html
1990 sued for Breach of Contract, San Diego County
1991 sued for Breach of Contract, San Diego County
1992 sued for Default on a Promissory Note, San Diego County
1994 sued for Breach of Contract, San Diego County
1997 sued in Small Claims Court, Kearny Mesa County
February, 2000 sued in Small Claims Court, Kearny Mesa County
August, 2000 - Obtained $50,000 from LifeSavers, Inc. for Ethos, using position as COO
October, 2000 - Obtained $40,000 from LifeSavers, Inc. for Ethos, using position as COO
December, 2000 - Legal Counsel for Ethos/Board Member resigns, alleging fraud
December, 2000 - Ethos Board Member Lee Wakefield resigns alleging misconduct by Ethos' Board
December, 2000 - Ethos Board Member Paul C. Wakefield resigns alleging corporate misconduct
February 1, 2001 - LifeSavers, Inc. demands repayment of $90,000 and resignation of Enrique as COO
December 10, 2003, suit brought by City of San Diego for $90,862.34
May, 2004 suit brought by Omstar in Los Angeles County Superior Court settled by Mutual Release & Settlement agreement;
Agreement signed with 4-E April, ???
April 20, 2006 Ethos Environmental pays off $90,862.34 debt to City of San Diego.
June 11, 2006, Arbitration Proceedings opened by Omstar for Disparagement I am nearly CERTAIN that this is not all the cases against Enrique de Vilmorin... only the ones I could find. Somewhere is the lawsuit brought by LifeSavers, Inc., but I'm not sure where the suit was brought. Either way, the long history is enough to show a pattern. Check out the actual civil suits below...
http://www.talkgold.com/forum/showthread.php?t=91952&page=2
TO ALL DISTRIBUTORS OF 4E CORPORATION AND ETHOS FR:
Let me start again by notifying everyone that I am not in the MLM business nor am I associated with any network marketing group. I was an Operative for the FBI for 15 years and was the Operative for the State of Florida for the last 6 years on the largest MLM Internet Fraud in history. I was asked to investigate the 4E MLM Company that is now distributing the Ethos FR product.
I have been investigating these companies since April of this year. I have just arrived back from a trip to California which took me from Los Angeles to San Diego and **********. I have spoken to the principals of each company and to their attorney. I have spent hours at the Los Angeles Superior Court and other governmental offices in California. I have gather documentation concerning the operations of Ethos over several years and information concerning the ethics of the principals involved in 4E Corporation.
I have received many calls and emails concerning the business operation of Ethos and the founder of the company, Enrique De Vilmorin. Many of these individuals have informed me, and authenticated their claim, that they have invested thousand of dollars in the Ethos Company for distributor rights here in the United States and the International Rights to distribution. All of these individuals have informed me that they have not heard from Enrique since making their investment and now they learn that Enrique has signed a MLM agreement with 4E Corporation. This is an illegal and highly unethical practice by Ethos and 4E. I question the principals' integrity in this business endeavor. Greed is a driving factor in all fraudulent activity associated with these types of businesses.
I have documented evidence that the claims of Ethos and 4E are false and misleading. From court documentation it can be interpreted that the principals of both companies have posted misleading information and false claims to intentionally deceive the public. This action is in complete violation of many laws. Their actions were to deceive the public and to obtain money by fraud and deceit. The principals at 4E have collected millions of dollars to the benefit of only the principals at Ethos and 4E. Ethos never held a patent on the product that is being marketed and was obtaining the product through the purchases from other suppliers. They have manipulated the product to lower the cost of distribution without certifying the reliability of the products performance after making changes to the original mixture.
Several of you have sent letters of thanks for the information that I have been able to provide from my investigation. You have asked me to provide you information on a viable product to market to your business associates. Thank you for communicating your feelings and your thanks.
Please understand that I am only addressing the business practices of the Ethos and 4E organization. Ethos has made false and misleading claims and the business practices of 4E Corporation are at best questionable. Ethos FR is not the product that the principals have claimed and the business practices of 4E do not make for a successful business enterprise. Please feel free to call or write if you wish to discuss this matter. I am sure that if you request refunds immediately, 4E will have to refund your money or face serious consequences with governmental agencies.
I want to personally thank Phil Piccolo for all of his help and his concern for the people who have invested their hard earned money into 4E and Ethos. He stepped out when nobody would stand strong against the principals at 4E and Ethos. I appreciate his help in getting this information to you and I ask that you forward this information to anyone in your downline. Many of you have informed me that you have filed complaints with the Attorney General. In order to be effective you must file a complaint with the Attorney General for the State of California. Also, since the bank accounts for 4E are registered in Nevada, it would be a good idea to file there also.
Good Luck.
http://www.programreview.com/z_ethos_fr.html
Ethos FR is one of several fuel catalysts currently on the market. Ethos FR is marketed by 4 E Corporation, a company that has been in business for over 10 years.
Ethos FR is marketed as a product made from esters in mineral oil base that is non-hazardous and completely non-toxic. Ethos FR advertises that the use of their product will cause an internal combustion engine to run at a cooler temperature and more smoothly which allows the fuel to burn more completely thus creating a reduction in emmissions and an increase in gas mileage. Ethos FR claims gas mileage can go up as much as 19% and emmissions will go down over 30% and help to reduce the pollution in the environment.
Ethos FR as a business opporutnity was launched in April of 2006 and is a standard MLM with a binary commission structure offering different levels of participation. Ethos FR Preferred Customer is the first level and does not pay a commission but does save your position in case you would like to upgrade later and gives a 10% discount on all orders. The next level is Ethos FR Distributor with a minimum investment of $49.99 and is the starting point to earn commissions, from there you can work your way up to Director and then Executive Director which will entitle you to additional bonuses.
Ethos FR is already the object of a lot of controversy and criticism. I've read several postings on blogs this evening that say the 4 E Corporation office building is just a copy of the Fuel Freedom International. I'm doing further investigating to see if I can find out if this is true. I think Ethos FR is using an over-exaggeration of European gas prices as a scare/hype tactic. I think Ethos FR is just another product that doesn't deliver. I also have great concern over the involvement of Dan Atkinson and Shane Maguire in WallStreet Alliance and Entrust America.
There have been claims that Ethos FR is not quite as safe as advertised and allege that the main ingredient in Ethos FR is cheap substance you could get at just about any drug store. Others say this smells like just an updated version of Fuel Zone. There have even been allegations that this whole thing is just a knock off of a company called Hatco. Yes, one of our researchers found a website for a company called Hatco Corporation that has been in the business of manufacturing and selling esters for 50 years and the description of how esters works on the Ethos FR site seems to be the same as Hatco Corporation. I smell something fishy here folks. Be cautious with this one! I personally wouldn't touch this one with a ten foot stick!
Thanks zeitgeist:
will you be speculating on the next potential cornellya pop
I think I'll watch you guys for a while first. I'm more inclined to short them, when, rarely, it's possible to do so.
peter
Thanks for the comprehensive reply. I apologize for chiming in when not being up to speed on the conversation.
Peter
My take on the paid ads is that the stock has already soared, and the ad is placed so that insiders and financiers can sell stock to the unwary without killing the share price too much.
Time and again, this is how it has worked.
The paid promotion makes me think GFRE's financials are not all they seem to be.
Are you actually considering buying IDGG?
Up 200% in 2 weeks, coincident with Cornell funding.
$50mm market cap, dire cash position, total assets $7mm, book value no million.
That wasn't an article - it was a paid, full page advertisement for the stock.
Not a positive indicator.
Corey Ribotsky recently got stung in the Wall Street Journal:
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB119871820846351717.html?mod=googlenews_wsj
"Norma was nurtured in a small office building on a busy road in Roslyn, on the north shore of New York's Long Island. There, a stocky, 37-year-old money manager named Corey Ribotsky runs a company called N.I.R. Group LLC. Mr. Ribotsky came not from the world of mortgage securities, but from the arena of penny stocks, shares that trade cheaply and often become targets of speculation or manipulation.
N.I.R. and its affiliates have taken stakes in 300 companies, some little-known, including a brewer called Bootie Beer Corp., lighting firm Cyberlux Corp. and water-purification company R.G. Global Lifestyles. Mr. Ribotsky's firms are in litigation in New York federal court with all three companies, which claim N.I.R. manipulated their share prices. Through its lawyer, N.I.R. denies wrongdoing and has accused the companies of failing to repay loans."
Ribotsky was part of what I consider a scam in that Anthrax Detection company a few years back - was it VLTI?
I would like to point out that in many cases it is not so much that Cornell is killing the share price or the company, but that Cornell was the last financing option for a company already doomed.
In many cases, not necessarily most.
In those cases, Cornell's involvement tells us that the company cannot raise decently priced capital, and that's because their intrinsic value doesn't warrant decently priced capital, regardless of what management might say.
Hi jonesie:
Where am I going wrong in looking at your data?
I was looking at EMDF.ob as one that has not yet fallen. Your spreadsheet seems to show a London based mining company with 126 million shares outstanding, a 9/07 $10mm SEDA and a starting PPS of $16.91.
Then I go to yahoo finance for a EMDF quote and get a company called eMed Future and a share price of $0.02.
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=EMDF.OB
I must be mis-reading your spreadsheet.
Thanks, peter
I have done similar work, perhaps not as thoroughly, with regard to stock promotion mailers, via US Post.
Take a look please and let me know if you have ideas for improvement. Thanks
http://siliconinvestor.advfn.com/readmsg.aspx?msgid=24040263
Beautiful, thorough analysis. thanks for sharing your work.
Peter
Total collapse of TCHH share price. Closed at $0.22 today, was over $1.50 a month ago.
No one can say they weren't cautioned by this board.
I did get a small borrow, then was bought in about two weeks later.
Good luck to you all. Perhaps I'm wrong.
Nice post, but here's where you are wrong.
If they were operating a pump & dump from the old days, the SEC would be all over them and people behind bars today
There are way too many pump and dump scams around for the SEC to keep up on. I can name you at least 10 going on right now. Check out CCYG as an example. Read the recent press. Check out the mailer thread on SI - http://siliconinvestor.advfn.com/subject.aspx?subjectid=56743
Regards
Absolutely not. I have never seen a decent company with fax pumps.
any legit company with it's eyes set on the Nasdaq or AMEX would surely engage in such activity to meet volume and price requirements no?