The company artificially raised the price of the stock from .61 to 2.78, with all of it's forward looking statements. Every week they would release news of another Master Franchise Agreement, knowing this would raise the price. They also knew they had no way of delivering these units. I still think it was the company selling shares. This is not a shareholder friendly company or a management team that can be trusted. The company is headquartered in San Diego. Yet not one of Phil Mickelson's 20 units has yet to be installed. I just think there are way too many red flags here. If I was a new investor, I would stay clear of this stock. It could be six months before we see 1.00 again. I hope I get to eat my words. But management has its own agenda here which does not include the shareholders. Enter at you own risk...
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