Sorry to take up so much time and space this morning, but I should add to my earlier posts that I really don't think Gotama will find it feasible to pump and dump so as to extricate itself from its current roughly 400K loss (4 million shares at ten cents each). I read somewhere, though I've forgotten where, that a "good" P&D costs about 300K and comes with SEC and other legal risks. I just don't think it would be worth Gotama's risk, not to mention that maybe some folks in penny-land actually do behave ethically and Gotama might be one of them.
Further, P&D's require press releases to serve as their engine. I just don't see people with reputations on the line, like the Investor Relations and SEC folks affiliated with VHUB, "feeding the beast." If you see Paul Knopick going away, it's time to sell your stock, I would believe.
Most of all, VHUB was pumped and dumped in spring 2014 by the folks at Investor Edge. Just to pick one example, Kyle saw his roughly 16 million shares reach a value of about $32 million on an intraday basis in spring 2014, before plummeting to a value of about $200K during late autumn 2014. I just don't think Kyle wants to go through another round of brain damage.
One last item to repeat from earlier posts - the big unknown with VHUB right now is what the pricing will be on the new equity funding they've been looking for since late May. If they sell 125 million new shares at 4 cents each, so as to get the maximum $5 million they were seeking, that'll be great, provided that the company can earn a rate of return on that new money that will, in effect, not damage the existing shareholder base. We'll all see soon enough what's going on here, but right now that's a big question mark hanging over this company (which may largely explain why the stock hasn't really exploded to the upside yet).
Good day to all.
