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Re: slambino post# 361

Monday, 08/13/2018 11:28:35 PM

Monday, August 13, 2018 11:28:35 PM

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Millers Stock Price Was Built on Fraud

Miller Energy Resources stock approached $9.00 based upon the fraudulent inflation of assets that were purchased for $2.25M and were then inflated by the company under the leadership of Scott Boruff to almost $480,000,000.

Miller Energy: The rise and fall of Knoxville's would-be oil empire
http://www.knoxnews.com/story/news/local/2017/02/10/miller-energy-knoxville-would-be-oil-empire/97557876/

So I have to assume “slambino” that you expect Boruff to find some asset available for around $2M that under Boruff’s leadership can be fraudulently inflated to the tune of 240 times its value to reproduce a pumped up stock price not remotely tied to company value; AGAIN.
In my opinion the odds of that are slim to none. Personally, I prefer to bet on leadership who has a proven record of success and doing things the right way.

HITC STOCK HOLDERS BEWARE!

Based upon my research, it is my opinion that Mr. Boruff leaves a trail of destruction everywhere he goes, in business, in real estate, everywhere. My opinion is that it is not in Boruffs DNA to do things the right way and nowhere in my research have I seen evidence of his success. I am also of the opinion the HITC story is not going to end well. But you decide. Read the links in this post and in my previous posts and do your own research.

More soon.

HITC Stock Opinion: This is not going to end well. HARD SELL

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