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Re: crwmbrnmb12 post# 264996

Wednesday, 07/16/2014 7:55:20 PM

Wednesday, July 16, 2014 7:55:20 PM

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I would say that when a CEO of a publically traded company puts out a shareholder update claiming dilution is over and buybacks will commence soon, then turns around and raises the o/s by billions with no explanation. That constitutes lying to sell stock.

Example: Joe Blow reads the shareholder update regarding dilution over/Buybacks. He trusts the ceo and purchases millions of shares. Months later, turns out the ceo did not follow through and keeps diluting and spending, yet weber sold more shares off the b/s pr...
To me, that represents a morally bankrupt man, who is desperate. A man who lacks ethics. A man who is a fraud. Simply a poor excuse for a human being if you ask me.

Which is why when one goggles Brian Weber CEO, most of the hits are negative. Which is why, at this point no legitimate business man would want anything to do with Brian Weber.