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Re: uksausage post# 36161

Tuesday, 07/31/2018 12:44:47 PM

Tuesday, July 31, 2018 12:44:47 PM

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CEO would go to jail for intentional, malicious fraud. Lack of reporting requirement by FINRA is not basis for not doing something. In other words, FINRA requirements is just the absolute minimal that one should do. The CEO shouldn't strive for minimal, but for above the basics. CEO should instill trust and faith in him and the company.


Small, yes. Flourishing, definitely by far not. Flouring implies growth, so far, growth is dismal.


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why on earth would the CEO go to jail?

I'm not happy about he PPS but this is the OTC market and this is a small but flourishing business it is profitable unlike many companies in this market and the CEO does his best to keep us informed of his intentions.

If other organizations like FINRA do not deliver in the time frames he was promised and told us is that his fault, does he need to watch out for the boys in blue?

He has addressed the audit issue many times and it is not a requirement of the market (and $25k is significant $$ for this company an audit is far more than looking at invoices). Given the detail you file with Finra you can be assured the numbers are pretty accurate and not just picked up out of thin air.

He does live in the 1990's as far as communications and use of technology is concerned. We have to live with that .