AI
Wednesday, September 17, 2014 5:53:08 PM
Nobody is 'screaming' scam. Some are calmly stating that this is a scam with a compelling backstory. THAT is why they can dump over a trillion shares since inception, because too many are willing to believe it's not a scam. GYST throws them plenty bones of hope.
From the start, GYST has released grandiose 'expectations and anticipations' to lure in buyers on whom shares were dumped, including projections of huge oil revenue from their speculation in Kansas. That was highly-touted by the company just before the last reverse split. After, their oil business was a bust--made nothing.
This is the kind of thing scams do.
Also, you may not have noticed, but Howarth controls Renard, from which money is loaned to GYST and to which money must be paid back FIRST with interest. Clever for Howarth to do this--he gets paid first and foremost along with the class B shareholders.
Common shareholders, as usual, get the shaft. Those who listened to my warnings back in March escaped a lot of pain. For all intents and purposes, GYST share buyers are keeping this company going because they are naive enough to think it isn't a scam and that somehow some of the money will trickle down.
Take a look at this chart--THIS is the kind of tragic trickle down shareholders get. It's a waterfall of endless dilution on their backs.
Scam.
From the start, GYST has released grandiose 'expectations and anticipations' to lure in buyers on whom shares were dumped, including projections of huge oil revenue from their speculation in Kansas. That was highly-touted by the company just before the last reverse split. After, their oil business was a bust--made nothing.
This is the kind of thing scams do.
Also, you may not have noticed, but Howarth controls Renard, from which money is loaned to GYST and to which money must be paid back FIRST with interest. Clever for Howarth to do this--he gets paid first and foremost along with the class B shareholders.
Common shareholders, as usual, get the shaft. Those who listened to my warnings back in March escaped a lot of pain. For all intents and purposes, GYST share buyers are keeping this company going because they are naive enough to think it isn't a scam and that somehow some of the money will trickle down.
Take a look at this chart--THIS is the kind of tragic trickle down shareholders get. It's a waterfall of endless dilution on their backs.
Scam.
A nation of sheep will beget a government of wolves. — Edward R. Murrow
