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Thursday, February 06, 2020 3:56:04 PM
Sterling, respectfully....
First, I thank you for your USAF service and mean no personal disrespect with anything I write now or in the future. This isn't personal. When it comes to Pennex Foods, we agreed to disagree,. Maybe we will find other stocks in the future that we both like.
Second, it takes a few hours for State records to be updated. Why is this still an issue three months after Vince became CEO? He goes online, types in a few things, whips out his corporate black card and boom, everything is updated.
Why have they been unable to make simple changes to the State website? Sorry, but if this is a legitimate company, it just doesn't make any sense to me.
Third, when someone else implied that PNNX was in good hands because Joseph Candito was "Mr. Subway and Mr. Sbarro" - I was curious who that guy was!
I Googled Joseph Candito and found that he was being sued by Sbarro, so I figured that was pretty bad if he was a key guy at PNNX. But I hear you. If you know for sure that he isn't an officer or director of the company, then he probably doesn't matter at all.
Fourth, The LinkedIn profile you shared was published by Vincent Risalvato, but it is not accurate and is misleading.
A. Paul Allen did not buy Digital Chainsaw. It was a company that Paul was an investor of. That's not the same thing! One leads investors to think that Paul Allen was involved and he had nothing to do with Vincent Risalvato. I'd guess they never even met.
B. Nobody paid $13 million for Digital Chainsaw. It was an all stock deal. It looks like Vince made about $35,000 total from it!
C. Vincent Risalvato looks like a mid-level department guy that managed a couple of IT guys and some customer service reps. He was a good employee. That's what his former boss says.
When people starting to research the company, they dumped their shares. This stock has fallen about 70% over the last few days and there's no sign of recovery.
The stock couldn't even rise after the CEO made a special statement to address the articles that were published about the company. This phase of the pump is probably over.
This is a pump and dump scheme. While many might disagree, it will be obvious in the future when the stock trades for fractions of a penny.
First, I thank you for your USAF service and mean no personal disrespect with anything I write now or in the future. This isn't personal. When it comes to Pennex Foods, we agreed to disagree,. Maybe we will find other stocks in the future that we both like.
Second, it takes a few hours for State records to be updated. Why is this still an issue three months after Vince became CEO? He goes online, types in a few things, whips out his corporate black card and boom, everything is updated.
Why have they been unable to make simple changes to the State website? Sorry, but if this is a legitimate company, it just doesn't make any sense to me.
Third, when someone else implied that PNNX was in good hands because Joseph Candito was "Mr. Subway and Mr. Sbarro" - I was curious who that guy was!
I Googled Joseph Candito and found that he was being sued by Sbarro, so I figured that was pretty bad if he was a key guy at PNNX. But I hear you. If you know for sure that he isn't an officer or director of the company, then he probably doesn't matter at all.
Fourth, The LinkedIn profile you shared was published by Vincent Risalvato, but it is not accurate and is misleading.
A. Paul Allen did not buy Digital Chainsaw. It was a company that Paul was an investor of. That's not the same thing! One leads investors to think that Paul Allen was involved and he had nothing to do with Vincent Risalvato. I'd guess they never even met.
B. Nobody paid $13 million for Digital Chainsaw. It was an all stock deal. It looks like Vince made about $35,000 total from it!
C. Vincent Risalvato looks like a mid-level department guy that managed a couple of IT guys and some customer service reps. He was a good employee. That's what his former boss says.
When people starting to research the company, they dumped their shares. This stock has fallen about 70% over the last few days and there's no sign of recovery.
The stock couldn't even rise after the CEO made a special statement to address the articles that were published about the company. This phase of the pump is probably over.
This is a pump and dump scheme. While many might disagree, it will be obvious in the future when the stock trades for fractions of a penny.
