***STOCK PROMOTION WARNING ISSUED FOR GCGX ON THE OTC WEBSITE***
Here's why the OTC issues the warning.
Identifying Fraudulent Promotional Campaigns We believe stock promotion is misleading and manipulative when information is publicly disseminated to disrupt the efficient market pricing of a security. Misleading promotional materials often employ false or baseless claims, omit material information, exaggerate an issuer’s future potential, or predict unrealistic price targets. Fraudulent promotional campaigns disseminate misleading information in a variety of manners, including e-mails, newsletters, social media outlets, press releases, videos, telephone calls, and/or hard mailers.
Common characteristics of misleading and manipulative promotion:
• Fail to clearly identify the sponsor of the promotion, and/or the promotion is sponsored or paid for by anonymous, unidentifiable 3rd parties
• Typically focus on a company’s stock rather than its underlying business
• Use highly speculative language. Materials often rely on grandiose numbers and figures related to the target company’s industry, business model, financial results, or business developments
• Tout performance or profit potential of an issuer’s security with unsupported or exaggerated statements about the stock price or its anticipated trajectory
• Make unreasonable claims pertaining to an issuer’s operations
• Suggest a promise of a specific future performance of the stock or profit to investors
• Provide little or no factual information about the company, omit material information
• Urge the investor to take action immediately as not to miss out on a great opportunity.
Ol' Con Man Dwyer at it again... The Clown has a billion shares left to dilute... So Sad
