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When news hit, Zalemark PPS will drop, always-has.
This company is led by a convicted felon who was arrested for dealing cocaine and also arrested for embezzlement. Not one major department store bought Crayola jewelry. NOT ONE!!! Zalemark has never sold anything that amounted to serious sales for a supposed jewelry company. Read the financials. Two recent years in a row with TOTAL sales of under $10,000 total in each year. This past quarter Zalemark had total sales of less than $1000. No one can sugar coat this pitiful scam company with wishful thinking and hopes. Crayola bombed. No department store bought it. And no department store will buy it next year either. Some idiot investors still believe that Zalemark will achieve their ludicrous projected sales of $58 million this calendar year. How can they be so dumb?
Zalemark spent over $300,000 on Professional Fees this-year.
What was that for? The convicted felon should have spent the money trying to sell jewelry.
Here are facts. Read them and the financials.
No meaningful sales for years...not just months. HUGE losses...millions upon millions of dollars of investor money lost. But some "really smart" longs would have you believe the future looks bright.
Here are NON-FACTS which an ignorant investor posted:
September 17, 2015, Post-3999
"Awesome chart, this will definitely be one of the best stocks this year when its all said and done. Retail coming and thats HUGE"
Post-3996
"Yep, awesome chart, golden cross coming."
Post-3881
"ZMRK is a hidden gem. Big things coming."
Post-3949
"ZMRK will be trading at .25+ by Xmas"
Post-2944
"Looks like they should have a market cap of around 10 million, we are at 1.8 now so we should see at least 5 times pps which is about .20"
Post-2904 August14, 2015
"because they WILL be audited this quarter. That was straight from Steven Zale when I spoke with him."
Post-2768, August 7, 2015
"huge financials will be out either today or next week per Steven Zale. I'm excited to watch everyone chase."
I could keep going but hopefully you get the picture. These are posts from a desperate investor that has lost huge amounts of money and is still touting Zalemark as the next big thing. I really hope this investor keeps buying in as the stock hits new lows.
Very Boastful Press-Releases But NO Meaningful Sales for-years.
Reprinted from above:
"LOOK HERE !!!!!
Crayola Fine Jewelry features 4 different categories - Enamel, Swarovski® elements, Natural Gemstones to Italian Silver and Gold. Choices of base metal to 14K.
Prices ranging from $79 - $599 (Available in Precious Metals and Precious Gemstones)
Marketing Support with Co-op Retail Advertising, Social Marketing, In-store displays, real-time marketing and upsell with new technology instore.
Tier 1 - Roll out will begin in Department Stores (Bloomingdales, Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus, Saks, Macy’s)
Tier 2 - Driving a fresh new revenue stream to Specialty and Independents (Helzberg, Zales, Kay)
Tier 3 - Mass Retailers !!!!!!
Hallmark owns the crayola brand !!
There are 2500 hallmark locations, so if Hallmark carrys our jewelry line which they had made thats 2500 locations.."
No meaningful sales for years...not just months. HUGE losses...millions upon millions of dollars of investor money lost. But some "really smart" longs would have you believe the future looks bright.
Has Zalemark withheld "material information" by remaining silent?
Zalemark is required to inform investors of anything material that would help them make an informed decision when buying or selling shares of its stock. Zalemark informed the investor community, in June of this year, of an impending Crayola jewelry launch in the third quarter of this year.
When did Zalemark realize that it couldn't meet that target date? No department stores placed any orders so Zalemark was well aware the third quarter launch, as announced, was not going to happen. Key information was withheld from both shareholders and stakeholders which now opens up Zalemark to shareholder lawsuits under SEC regulations for failure to disclose material facts.
The continued silence by Zalemark, Steven Zale, Ernest Martel, Ray Ruiz and Caren Currier is getting louder and louder.
This post just focuses on one key material breach of information. The $4,000,000 JTV lawsuit is another.
More past posts touting Zalemark that never materialized.
September 17, 2015, Post-3999
"Awesome chart, this will definitely be one of the best stocks this year when its all said and done. Retail coming and thats HUGE"
Post-3996
"Yep, awesome chart, golden cross coming."
Post-3881
"ZMRK is a hidden gem. Big things coming."
Post-3949
"ZMRK will be trading at .25+ by Xmas"
Post-2944
"Looks like they should have a market cap of around 10 million, we are at 1.8 now so we should see at least 5 times pps which is about .20"
Post-2904 August14, 2015
"because they WILL be audited this quarter. That was straight from Steven Zale when I spoke with him."
Post-2768, August 7, 2015
"huge financials will be out either today or next week per Steven Zale. I'm excited to watch everyone chase."
I could keep going but hopefully you get the picture. These are posts from desperate investors that have lost huge amounts of money and are still touting Zalemark as the next big thing. I really hope they keep buying in as the stock hits new lows.
I'm laughing with you. Keep buying Zalemark. You are one smart investor.
Loyal faithful Zalemark followers are hoping for miracles.
Here are posts from September:
September 30, 2015, Post-4225:
"no doubt in my mind we will break .10 in october. Thats almost 4 times todays investment."
Or this from the same day:
"I'm still holding over a million, and there is no doubt in my mind we will break .10 in october. Thats almost 4 times todays investment."
These investors are losing money and need new investors to come in and inflate the PPS so they can get out.
Crayola is well recognized for crayons; NOT JEWELRY.
A well recognized brand in one category doesn't mean it will translate to another category. Otherwise you would be seeing Crayola sunglasses, belts and scarves. Or Crayola makeup and hair products or Crayola tabletop products like plates or tablecloths and napkins. What about Crayola sweaters or shoes and socks. Hopefully you get the picture. A brand name license does not mean automatic success. Zalemark has never had success in ANY brand it aquired. Zalemark's focus is on promoting it stocks PPS when it should be on promoting the product first. Without sales Zalemark can't survive. The company gets its survival money from innocent investors buying stock directly from Zalemark or loaning money to Zalemark. Zalemark should be selling jewelry and making a profit off those sales to be able to self sustain itself. It hasn't and can't do that because it's being led by an incompetent scam artist business man and his cohorts who keeps getting investors to buy in. I have stated before that the Crayola jewelry line had no merit in an overcrowded jewelry case in a major department store. No major department store purchasing agent bought Crayola jewelry for their stores. The Zale loyalists continue to have hope that they will "launch" the collection "sometime in the future". It WON'T happen. If it was going to happen it would have been for Christmas as that is a stores most important time of the year to sell jewelry. Jewelry sales are broken down monthly as a % of a stores overall yearly sales.
October: 8-10%
November: 10-12%
December: 28-40%
January: -2 to a positive 3. Stores get a lot of returns in January so it can be a negative month.
February gets a small boost in jewelry sales to 8% because of Valentines Day but nothing compares to the Christmas selling season. So the rest of the year the monthly percentages are between 4% to maybe 7%
The Christmas selling season is when the stores make their much needed profits. Black Friday is named as such because with all the sales made in this one day the store is finally in the "black" financially. It's the kickoff to forthcoming profits. Zalemark blew this most important opportunity and there is no getting it back.
"Smart investors" have been buying at $1.50 on-down. Smart investors (or those who think or thought they were smart) have been buying Zalemark stock for years as the price continues to drop. But all of the "smart investors" lost money. Some lost millions of dollars. Some lost their pension and retirement savings. All of them thought this was a good investment. But the truth of the matter is the stock continues to lose value while "smart investors" continue to buy into it. The really "smart investor" knows when to sell. And that sometimes is at a loss.
False hopes have driven the PPS down. Anticipation of "good news" is what has taken this stock to new lows. These past months I have only seen wishful thinking but never anything good has come to fruition. It's been excused delays by "longs" but never by Zalemark. As the stock keeps dropping the cheerleading gets louder. False hopes won't save this company. Sales will. And when you have a third quarter where you sell less than $1,000 and a fourth quarter that should be the same or less then the anticipation is BANKRUPTCY.
Especially today, Zalemark shareholders should be enormously thankful.
Thankful that they didn't invest more money in this company. Trading at a buck and a half four or so years ago. And now hitting new lows of under a penny. Double zeros this past week with triple zeros coming soon. But hey...you have Zaleombies who say "this time is different", or "Steven Zale has learned from his past mistakes", or "now he has M&M's and Crayola"...wishful thinkers and dreamers, driven by greed and who can't see the truth. Blinded by the hope of not losing their money. These are and were the same thoughts of investors who bought shares or gave Zalemark loans at $1.50 then $1.00 then fifty cents or a quarter. They bought in recently at a nickle. One "lucky" investor purchased 5,000,000 shares of restricted stock at a penny. Steven Zale printed 75,000,000 additional shares after that and now he needs to dump those shares on the market or to investors at any price. Triple zeros with dilution coming shortly. Zalemark has no sales and no funding. So grab your life jackets as this ship is sinking.
Telltale signs of an impending bankruptcy. Part 4.
All of the signs lead to a Zalemark bankruptcy.
From a USA Today article by financial writer Matt Krantz.
•Notice of alternative strategies. When business continues to worsen, the company is faced with the uncomfortable situation of seeing what options it has. You'll typically see a very cryptically written press release that says the company is pursuing "strategic alternatives." The company often tries to imply it might be bought, but usually the odds of that are small.
•Press release discussing debt restructuring.These press releases try to put a positive spin on a dismal event. Typically, they discuss how the company will be looking to lower its debt load. That's good news for the company, but bad news for shareholders because it means they will likely lose everything.
As you can see, there are many phases of the typical company's downward spiral before shareholders are wiped out. It can take years for a company to cycle through all the steps, giving investors who are paying attention plenty of time to get out. Yes, there are exceptions and some companies can fall apart much faster. Companies like Lehman collapsed in weeks not years.
Even so, if you're going to invest in individual stocks, you need to bear the risk that a company you own may fail. You need to pay attention, or take the unnecessary risk of losing it all.
Telltale signs of an impending bankruptcy. Part 3.
All of these signs point to a Zalemark bankruptcy.
From a USA Today article by financial writer Matt Krantz.
•Rising interest expenses as a percentage of revenue. Companies don't automatically go bankrupt, even if they're losing money. What does them in is that debt loads that looked fine when things were going good, suddenly turn onerous as revenue and profit falls. The tipoff is interest expense rising as a percentage of revenue.
•The management shuffle. As a company starts running into more serious trouble, the board and investors start looking for people to blame. Typically, you'll start to see lots of turnover at the top ranks, as investors look for a quick fix. Getting delisted from a major exchange, like the New York Stock Exchangeor Nasdaq, is typically common at this phase, too.
•The auditor shuffle. Once the board realizes that the problem isn't the CEO, but the company's business model, things have already deteriorated significantly. Typically, at this point you'll see notices in the annual report and other regulatory filings that the company has replaced or disagreed with its accountants and auditors. This is a very bad sign.
Telltale signs of an impending bankruptcy. Part 2.
All of these signs point to a Zalemark bankruptcy.
From a USA Today article by financial writer Matt Krantz.
•Rapidly decelerating earnings growth. Typically, the companies that face the risk of bankruptcy are the ones that see their business rapidly evaporate. This can be due to a variety of reasons, but the first tell-tale sign is clear: decreasing earnings growth. Companies will try to hide the fact their earnings growth is slowing, usually by bragging about posting "record" earnings. But when you see the slowdown, that's you're first tip off of trouble. Typically, you'll also see the stock start to sell off, another warning.
•Rise of losses. It's one thing for a company to mature, and settle on a slower rate of growth. But it's quite another when you see a slowdown worsen into actual net losses. Look at the bottom line in the income statement, for net loss. When you see a net loss, you should be ready to sell your stake of a company, unless you have a good reason to think it's temporary.
Again, companies will try to hide their losses, often talking about "pro forma" or "adjusted earnings" that strip out costs. Some companies might also focus on revenue. Investors are usually not fooled, and push the stock even lower.
Telltale signs of an impending bankruptcy. Part 1.
All of these signs point to a Zalemark bankruptcy.
From a USA Today article by financial writer Matt Krantz.
"It's amazing how many individual investors seem to be caught off guard when a company files for bankruptcy protection. With few exceptions, investors usually have both unofficial and official notifications when something bad is going to happen to a company.
Let's first be clear. When you invest in a company, you are a partial owner of that firm. If a company is looking to file for bankruptcy protection, owners are not only informed of this decision, they are part of the decision.
Typically, when it looks like a company isn't going to able to afford the interest payments on its debt, and look to seek bankruptcy protection, owners are informed. When the restructuring deal is negotiated with creditors, stockholders have a table at the talks.
HOWEVER, keep in mind that when a company is defaulting on its debts, the shareholders don't have much say. That's because in the buffet line for assets, common shareholders bring up the rear. Shareholders only have claims to assets after all other creditors are paid, and that includes bondholders, suppliers and employees. Because of this, shareholders usually get all but wiped out as part of these restructurings.
That's why if you're going to invest in individual stocks, it's important to watch for signs that almost always serve as a harbinger of trouble. Here's what to look for so you don't end up being wiped out as part of a bankruptcy restructuring:"
Part 2 will be posted next.
Engagement letters are USELESS without sales or revenue.
Zalemark keeps wasting investor money by promoting the PPS of its stock when they they should be trying to sell jewelry. Zalemark's focus and the focus of the "pumpsters" should be on getting sales and not to quickly raise the PPS so they can dump out. Q3 financials showed $900 and change in sales for three full months. Less than $1,000 in sales for three months. Pitiful.
This company is on the verge of filing BANKRUPTCY. Steven Zale has had multiple bankruptcies in his recent past. The quick hint to all this; no sales, a dried up "revenue stream", a possible $4,000,000 lawsuit settlement that Zale has agreed to pay by next week, no liquidity at all, more liabilities than assets without the ability to pay anyone. And the pìece de résistance: This company is led by a convicted felon who was arrested, along with his wife, for EMBEZZLEMENT to the tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars. In addition to having that on his resume, Steven Zale was arrested for DEALING huge amounts of COCAINE.
Why would any sane person want to invest in this company is beyond my thinking.
Stop believing Zalemark's PR. Nothing they have said has ever come to fruition.
AND they continue to remain SILENT regarding the "non event CRAYOLA launch". The Crayola product was NOT liked by any major department store buyers. The product failed...that is why you don't see it in stores.
As they say: GAME OVER.
Zalemark: Continued Silence. No news is BAD news.
What time period do the "loyal longs" need before they finally believe Zalemark and Steven Zale (and now I will include Ernest Martel, Ray Ruiz and Caren Currier into the mix) are scam artists. I am aware that those last named three are working for "sweat equity" but they can't be blind to see what is going on. So I include them, and I swear by anything I hold close that I will gladly send them a gift basket if they get imprisoned...all four of them. What they have done to innocent investors is criminal. And include the old accountant as well.
All of them knew Zalemark never received any major store orders but yet they continued to follow Steven Zales direction and let stockholders and private money investors put funds into Zalemark. I don't feel sorry for the million dollar investors or even the ones that put up hundreds of thousands of dollars as they had every opportunity to look at Steven Zales past performance and see the trail of destruction he has left behind him. I would love to know what those investors were thinking. I do feel sorry for the $100,000 and below investors. They relied on someone telling them that this was a good investment. The "tout" should do jail time as well. Will some of you come forward here and post your experiences. Who told you about Zalemark and what did they promise or tell you to expect. If you read the financial statements you will see that Zalemark paid commissions and consulting fees. Was that for getting the naive investor to purchase stock or to loan Zalemark money? I hope someone speaks up. Here you can do it anonymously.
Zalemark has run out of funding even-with Kodiak.
A typical scenario regarding the supposed $1,000,000 Kodiak funding:
It's a supposed cash for stock deal. That is why Zalemark doubled the A/S. ZMRK issued 75,000,000 new shares. If the stock is freely trading at 100,000 average shares per day (when there is trading at all) and the PPS is a penny then what would a million shares offered for sale drop the price to? Or, 5 million shares? Think about how quickly the price falls into the triple zeros. 75,000,000 at a penny is $750,000. $375,000 at a half cent. At what PPS is a fair valuation on an exchange of 75 million shares for cash? I can not say as I an not an expert in valuations like this but I do know once this happens the dreaded word "dilution" comes into play. So that cuts the PPS in half again.
Zalemark is out of money.
They have no sales forecasted for this year or next year.
They have constantly lied to the stockholders.
They have constantly lied to the stakeholders.
Always delays and excuses posted from Investers but only silence from Zalemark.
Consistently promoting the stock and not putting valuable assets into the sale of jewelry.
And then there is the four million dollar lawsuit against Zalemark, Steven Zale et al. A settlement was agreed upon with a payment due in the first week of December. But with the PPS in the toilet and no one purchasing stock from Zalemark directly this now changes what is going to happen. I agree with I-Glow...BANKRUPTCY is the answer. Don't forget bankruptcies are in Zalemark and Steven Zales not to distant past.
Zalemark makes stupid projections along-with PR that is-just-crazy. Too many liabililities from a company led by a convicted felon who was arrested for dealing LARGE amounts of cocaine, and he and his wife were arrested for embezzlement to the tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars. So they boast about a third quarter 2015 launch in retail stores and remain silent on why it never happened. I am stating facts...not wishful thinking.
Investors should do some real DD and not rely on PR from ZMRK. I'll mention the $4 million dollar lawsuit later today. It's quite relevant to their survival.
IT BOMBED. No department store bought Crayola jewelry. No major department store purchasing agent thought the collection had any merit. Zalemark NEVER received any purchase orders.
The jewelry is not in any stores. IT BOMBED!!!
The Crayola jewelry collection bombed. Retailers didn't like-it.
Zalemark has had the Crayola license for over one year. The jewelry was supposed to launch in major department stores in the third quarter of this year. But not one major retailer purchased or even tested the product. This was a huge product failure. There is no Crayola jewelry or for that matter any Zalemark brands in any retail stores. This isn't the first time Steven Zale bombed with his jewelry. He continues to lose millions of dollars of investors money. He has left a trail of destruction with bankruptcies and failed businesses. And the constant chatter regarding audited financial statements and uplisting doesnt mean a thing when you haven't made any sales. Not only that, but Zalemark has to make a settlement payment to JTV. The amount could be as much as $4,000,000. This is due in early December...next week or possibly the week after next. They have no funds to make this payment. Read the financial statements. The PPS drop reflects this.
You can't pay expenses, salaries, accountants and lawyers let alone suppliers with EXPECTIONS and hyped up press releases. All the money Steven Zale wasted on promoting the PPS should have gone to selling jewelry.
NO SALES = NO PROFITS
No major retailer bought into the Crayola jewelry collection. There will be NO significant Crayola sales revenue this year. There will be no Crayola sales revenue of any significant dollars in the first six months of 2016.
Press releases and stock pumpers don't pay the bills. These types of stock promotions are draining any dollars that Zalemark had left. Every press release and every quarterly report brought about a decline in the PPS. One would think that an insider would have seen that. But yet the loyal faithful followers still believe in Zalemark promises.
WHY?
Zalemark is a GAMBLE not an investment. How much has the PPS declined over the last 3 month period. And over the last three years, even with all their promises, this stock has declined drastically. Losing millions of dollars for the investors. During the last few trading days the Zalemark PPS has been cut in half. Zalemark has continued to state "stuff" in their PR's that just has never happened. The stock continues to lose value and will continue to do so in the future.
Zalemark is a scam stock led by-a felon.
Steven Zale is a convicted felon who in the past has been arrested for dealing large amounts of cocaine. He and his wife were also arrested for embezzlement of hundreds of thousands of dollars from his wife's employer.
Zalemark is led by Steven Zale. I know that Crayola did not know this information when they signed the licensing agreement with Zalemark. Steven Zale and all of the multitude of companies and licenses that he has been involved in have closed down or have filed bankruptcy. He continues to attract new investors that have lost millions of dollars with him. I just know the investors critical thinking skills are poor.
Investors want to see profits&growth, not uplisting.
How can-you expect OTCQB without an ounce of-sales.
All your wishful thinking posts regarding audits and uplisting don't mean anything without sales. Zalemark continues to give away investors money on worthless licenses. A license only is an asset when you make significant profitable sales and revenue off that license. The license becomes a liability when you don't make sales but contine to have to pay minimum royalty payments.
Zalemark and Steven Zale must give up on the licensing of brands as it had never made them money in all the years they have been doing this.
PATIENCE doesn't pay any bills. Selling jewelry does.
Zalemark postings on quite a few boards today. He has been touting the audited financial statements. Read the past Zalemark financial statements. HUGE losses and no sales. All promises and no delivery. Don't be fooled by what this "gun slinger" tells you.
Mr. 188 slapped the ask after the close. He tried desperately to get his under $2 purchase in before the close yesterday but missed it by less than a second. So now this sub penny stock will jump at the open. Can you imagine what will happen when the stockholders who are sitting on the sidelines start to realize that Steven Zale never got any Crayola orders and also realize what a few of us have been saying is actually true, Zalemark will drop into the triple zeros. There is so much pressure to sell and no buying support anymore (well, except for Mr.188). The longs have been blinded by both greed and false hopes. They had their chance to get out in the 2 to 4 range but stuck around to the double zeros. And when they wake up and realize it's over that's when we'll see triple zeros.
And: where is Zalemark going-to procure JTV-lawsuit settlement-funds.
Remember, Zalemark was sued by JTV for approximately $4,000,000.00. A provision of the settlement between JTV and Zalemark is that they must finalize the settlement payment by early December. Zalemark is out of funds. They didn't get their much needed cash from investors purchasing stock directly from the company in the last quarter. This company is being led by one of the most incompetent leaders. I just can't figure out why seemingly smart people who have made decent money in their own businesses would be investing their funds here or working for "sweat equity". Who besides convicted felon Steven Zale (who was arrested for both embezzlement and dealing large amounts of cocaine) is convincing these people to put money in Zalemark. I see "commissions" on the financial statements. It can't be commissions for salespeople getting sales (as there are none) so I am assuming it's the commission that goes to the touts for getting people to make direct stock purchases. Close down this scam already.
When the HUGE dump comes you won't be-ready.
I have been posting here for three months. The PPS was around $0.04. It's been declining all this time with an occasional bump by the 888 person. Investors were warned by a few people that this was a scam. Some listened and did a little deeper DD than just believing the companies BS PR. They got out of this stock. And in fact they left this site. They were smart to do that. Others that stayed are now having huge losses and in my opinion much deeper declines are on the way. The true fact is: if Zalemark had anything good to say to defend itself from all the negative comments they would have done so already. They continue to remain silent or state good things are going to happen soon. Steven Zale has "cried wolf" to many times now. There is no credibility with him or the company or for that matter all of the sweat equity people who have swindled investors out of their money.
The dam has sprung a big leak and is about to burst.
Desperate Mr.888 slapped the ask ten-times today.
Still making those trades to get the close over a penny.
All licensing agreements can be terminated for "cause".
These causes can be for non payment of royalties, financial levels that must be adhered to, a morals clause (Jared-Subway), a criminal conviction, non performance, as specified in the contract, etc. A "breach" in one licensing agreement can invoke the start of a termination in another licensing agreement.
So even if both parties agreed to certain specified dates that doesn't mean they will endure throughout the life of the contract. I would not be surprised at all if both Crayola and Hallmark/M&M's have given notice of termination. That certainly would be reason enough that Zalemark, Steven Zale, Ernest Martel, Caren Currier, Ray Ruiz, et al have not explained themselves on why the delay of the Crayola launch. All the pieces are coming together.
No Sales, No Profits, No Licenses = No Company = Hopefully, Jail Time.
Could both Crayola-M&M's terminate the license agreements?
It is a definite possibility seeing Zalemark has probably breached the licensing agreement by non delivery of Crayola jewelry for the Christmas season.
No sales revenue...certainly, financial instability that could prohibit Zalemarks future.
Why would these prestigious brands want to continue with Zalemark or Steven Zale. And in addition I blame Mr. Martel, Ms. Currier and Mr. Ruiz as well. They signed off on the financial statements and possibly influenced private investors money knowing well that Zalemark could not deliver on their promises. But not to worry as I promise to send them each a gourmet gift basket if they go to prison.
Facts that have attributed to today's PPS decline:
Fact: Zale promised to deliver Crayola jewelry in the third quarter of this year and so far has not delivered anything without a much needed explanation. That is a fact.
Fact: Zalemark has signed off and surrendered its ability to ship merchandise in and out of California. That is another fact.
Fact: Zalemark spends money or shares of it's stock to promote the stock and not jewelry. That is a fact.
Fact: Zalemark has been promising to be transparent by having is financial statements audited since 2010. That is also a fact.
Fact: Zalemark has not sold any significant amounts of jewelry for many years. That is a fact.
Fact: Zalemark has been losing MILLIONS of dollars over these past few years. That is a fact.
Fact: Zalemark has issued press releases touting future success but NOTHING has ever come to fruition. That is a fact.
Fact: All the posts of "good news is coming soon" have never come true. That is a fact.
Last fact: Steven Zale is a convicted felon who was arrested for both embezzlement and dealing large amounts of cocaine. It doesn't matter if this is old or new news. It's not a good thing to have on ones resume.
"Buying pressure" is from Mr.888. slapping the ask.
At least 6 trades today for 888 shares each trying so desperately to keep the price above a penny.
It seems like the loyal faithful followers of convicted felon Steven Zale are starting to realize he always paints a bright future but never delivers. This pattern has been going on for years. Investors have relied on Crayola jewelry being delivered to major department stores for Christmas and not on next years hopes.
Irate investors should call Zalemark and question why they have been so silent.
818-943-3866 or
213-351-9771.
Audits and uplisting won't raise the PPS, sales-will.
The focus should be on sales and profits. All the rhetoric about uplisting and audits don't mean jack when you don't have sales. The attention should be on why Zalemark couldn't sell a major retailer. There is a reason...most assuredly, many reasons.
No compelling reason to waste open to buy dollars on an untested product.
No funds to give it to any major retailer to test on consignment.
Poor product selection and past sales on any Zalemark jewelry shows a lack of credibility.
Buyers are not sure that Zalemark will be around to give them mark down money or take back merchandise.
The convicted felon who was arrested for dealing large amounts of cocaine and embezzlement to the tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars (it doesn't matter how long ago it was) would be a poor reflection on any major department store.
Focus on why there are no sales. There are many reasons but Steven Zale has remained silent. Probably cowering in fear as his house of cards is tumbling down.
Facts are facts but investors should not continue to believe the Zalemark PR or what others post as:
Good news is coming soon.
The Crayola launch is emminent.
It will happen in the third quarter of this year.
And then...delayed until October.
And now...wait until next year.
Call Steven Zale to verify, his cell phone number is: 818-943-3866.
The only thing that Zale consistently delivers is-bad-news.
When I coined the term Zaleombies I never gave it that much thought. But the loyal faithful followers of Steven Zale really are like mutant Zombies. There is not an ounce of critical thinking amongst all of them. But I think quite a few have "seen the light" as they don't appear here anymore. These were the old cheerleaders that I see in reading older posts. There were about 12 to14 "regulars". There are only three or four diehards today.
I will reiterate again: without sales you don't have a company. So whether Zalemark gets audited or not, or even uplisted...it serves no purpose without sales. You have to be a brainwashed Zombie to believe in this company, whether you are an investor or working for "sweat equity". The trail of destruction, including bankruptcies, doesn't phase the Zaleombies. Their wishful thinking greed has over taken over any logic that they should of had toward this company.
"Longs"; LOL at-the realists for what seems-like forever.
But that's OK. Because as they were laughing the PPS was falling. And their "hot predictions and assumptions" (which I call wishful thinking) have continually been wrong.
The following is a post from a "laugher". Post 715, 7/10/2015.
"52 week high is .15, but I believe realistically .25 to .30, but if revenues are as predicted as evident from the last PR, this could easily go higher with momentum due to low float and A/S."
That is what the laugher wrote four months ago. I am not laughing at the laugher, as it's sad to see someone so brainwashed by Steven Zale that they continue to lose money. I am a realist not a wishful thinker. And another thing...I am not stupid.