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Re: rayinbrooklyn65 post# 49343

Friday, 03/20/2015 3:18:54 PM

Friday, March 20, 2015 3:18:54 PM

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Ray... The promotion compensation is disclosed in the PR itself. Weathmakers.com is owned and operated by Thomas Ronk, the same guy who owns and operates Buyins.net. When someone pays for a promotion by Buyins.net (as is the case with IJJP), coverage by Wealthmakers is included:

DISCLAIMER:

WEALTHMAKERS is not a registered investment advisor and nothing contained in any materials should be construed as a recommendation to buy or sell any securities. WEALTHMAKERS has been compensated in the amount of $1,116 per month for six months of data provided in this report. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Please visit our web site, www.wealthmakers.com, for complete risks and disclosures.

CONTACT: WEALTHMAKERS
1-949-230-7680
tom@wealthmakers.com
www.wealthmakers.com

http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=65981277

There is nothing independent about today's PR. It is part of the paid promotion by one or more parties trying to dump IJJP stock.

Additionally, the entire concept that there is a large short position in IJJP or any other OTC stock based upon misuse of the daily trading data fed by the MMs to FINRA is false. The daily data is meaningless in the interpretation of actual short interests (positions). FINRA publishes actual short interest in OTC and NASDAQ securities twice a month. That data is available on FINRA's website and is published for each OTC stock on the OTC Markets' website.

Only the changes are short interest are published on OTC Markets. As one can see this is very little short interest in the stock:

http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/IJJP/short-sales

Stock promoters and company executives love often try to blame short-selling as the reason for declines i share price when they know it is in fact caused by dilution.

Anyone who believes in frequent short selling of OTC stocks should call their broker and ask about the $2.50 per share cash margin requirement to short any penny stock.