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Reasons to avoid COSR
This company is involved with some folks that have a long history of scamming investors with "get-rich-quick" schemes, which are really just pump and dumps.
The Connection to Shady Management
Connection 1:
In the SEC filing for COSR
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1487659/000125529413000650/mainbody.htm
You'll see this company shown as being involved.
More recently, you can look at 2012 and 2014 for a similar scheme done at AGEL. Again, SEC shut them down. See a pattern?
PR doesn't equal proof. Same folks involved did a PR on booming oil fields, back in 2010. SEC got wise and shut them down then. But, by all means, be a bag holder. Invest your life savings and see what happens 3-5 months from now.
Reasons to avoid COSR
This company is involved with some folks that have a long history of scamming investors with "get-rich-quick" schemes, which are really just pump and dumps.
The Connection to Shady Management
Connection 1:
In the SEC filing for COSR
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1487659/000125529413000650/mainbody.htm
You'll see this company shown as being involved.
You never did explain how this is different than the time the same management team put Chris Rainbolt in charge of that fake oil well scheme that the SEC shut down. How is Kramarenko and this scheme any different?
Yes, conning soon indeed.
If you're predicting the future prices and it's on the money, I'd expect the SEC would be most interested in following this.
Good thing they are only loosing money, as opposed to losing it. You had us all worried.
Well, it's been another since months. Time for the trolls to come out from under their bridge. Mark Lienard better file a report or two soon before the SEC gives this a week long suspension and move to the grey market.
Again, why those exact figures?
Don't stop there. The month ends in a week and a half. With all that time, why not predict a jump from .0058 to 1.13. Just as crazy.
But, I'm still curious why the turnaround from June 4th, when you stated
Time will ultimately tell. When did I say that this is a scam though? I mentioned my experiences, but didn't weigh in on what is going on here.
Is it illegal to issue shares? No, it isn't. It's more a question of ethics and if the owners care about the shareholders. Again, time will tell.
I just happened to stumble upon this stock yesterday and have no interest in buying, but am curious about what is going on. Instead of being defensive, why don't you do your DD, since it seems you have or are interested in putting money into this.
Look at TYTN. Had a reverse split 2-3 years ago. Shares mostly owned by president and his daughters who were directors.
It happens whenever someone's reputation is mud, or are suspended by FINRA, and they need a figurehead to help hide the folks behind the scenes. Look at the history of Zealous turning into Corestream Energy and what happened afterwards.
If true, there is proof out there. Look up who the registered officers are from the Secretary of State site, based on the state that the company has been registered in. Majority shareholders in the last 8-K. Also see if you can trace back any prior connections made between the directors and the scam artist.
People with nothing to hide don't need luck.
Well, I don't want to interrupt any lover's quarrel here. I tend to ignore company PR and other non-verified fluff and base my decision on actual reports, activities and experience in past situations.
I do know this, I've seen a number of pinks drop to subpennies by diluting themselves and selling off millions or even billions of shares. These companies have also done reserve splits afterwards. It doesn't end well to the long term holders. The reverse split just leads to a further loss of investment as the stock now has even more room to fall further.
Don't bother. You're asking questions to a person that has shilled countless POS stocks, run by scamsters.
Source? Also, if so good why did you post "Agree. Worst of them all. Stuck with 900k shares at 0.036 "?
You never did explain how this is different than the time the same management team put Chris Rainbolt in charge of that fake oil well scheme that the SEC shut down. How is Kramarenko and this scheme any different?
So, how did you not learn from this and continue to push Ault's latest? The only reason he remains in the background is because of his FINRA suspension. Gottlieb and the newest figurehead, is just a reprise of 2011 ZLUS.
Book em Danno. We need you over at Ault's latest scheme, COSR.
Who would audit a dead stock? It's grey because of a lack of auditing. Read the below post you had responded to in order to see why this is forever doomed.
Not if I can help it. No more scams!
Been a POS and still a POS. Thanks for the update.
Reasons to avoid COSR
This company is involved with some folks that have a long history of scamming investors with "get-rich-quick" schemes, which are really just pump and dumps.
The Connection to Shady Management
Connection 1:
In the filing for COSR
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1487659/000125529413000650/mainbody.htm
You'll see this company shown as being involved.
That must be the false posting you're talking about.
What false posting? I back up my info with sources.
Dead cat bounce.
Always does? For the past year of so, the average has just been dropping. It's gone from 10 to 9 cents to sub pennies. Company is junk and I'm sure, given the history of the folks involved, is being watched by the SEC.
No trades today, none yesterday and probably none tomorrow as well. Stock is toast.
Not really a surprise. Stock has been in the greys for a while now. Eventually this will be delisted.
If you do reach anyone, I'd be hesitant to believe any promises being made. I'm sure there will be a lot of smoke being blown.
Ah. Either a reminder of the past or another warning of the future.
Likely the SEC is going to eventually temporarily suspend trading on TYTN for a lack of filings. Once the suspension is over, if TYTN doesn't respond with anything, it will go to the grey market, where trades of any kind will be much more difficult.
It's just another opportunity for Mark Lienard to show his true colors about how he feels about the shareholders.
Well, I tried, but one or two people alone can't do it. I think everyone should keep an eye out on COSR, which is their latest scam.
I don't get it. Was there some trading activity here recently?
You have until the end of the year to get out and take a loss. Selling in the greys will be harder. It's done independently and not centrally processed. I think your broker has to deal directly with the broker of the person that would want to buy these shares.