Saturday, January 24, 2015 8:33:19 AM
What SOME investors want is Truth, honesty, integrity.
There is a burgeoning market in vehicles with salvage titles. After Katrina, Sandy and other storms thousands of cars and trucks were "totaled" by insurance companies and sold at auctions. Bottom feeders pick up these junkers for pennies on the dollar, power wash them, buff 'em up, wash the titles in states that don't use the SALVAGE designation and then put them up for sale in parking lots, CraigsList ads, etc.
Yup. Poor Granny died and left us her Buick that she drove to church on Sundays. You will love this vehicle. I mean, the ashtray never held a butt.
The same is true with shares in these fictional companies. Bottom feeders pick them up with the hopes that someone will believe the Granny story...or in this case, the Looter story.
Truth, honest, integrity are not part of the equation.
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