There's never market research to verify that a need exists for a new product, it's all about exploiting the latest news headlines to give the stock promoters tools to attract PP investors. Landmines, airport security, counterfeit drugs, fentanyl, tamiflu, Meth ... etc. All headline stuff.
One can almost predict the next scam product by watching the news!
The product doesn't have to actually work, props work just fine.
The product should be capable of saving lives. A paid shill announcing that the product has saved xx lives works well.
Having a product that does work (but not as advertised) is enough to sell units so the news can be used to bait new PP suckers. Units returned by hospitals after learning that they don't work as advertised is of no consequence.
The CDEx scam is all about buying "consultants" to seemingly endorse the product, attract PP suckers, then insert money into pocket through exorbitant salaries, paid consultants... etc.
Standard penny stock scam operations.
No products after 15 years and almost 40 millions dollars down the rabbit hole.
CDEx is a scam
