I certainly don't claim to know much about Jim Plant other than some emails back and forth. Yet, through these quickly answered notes and my own DD, I've developed some assurance there is more here than what meets the eye. Although there is always too much exuberance associated with unproven companies on these threads, the amount of vitriole and negativity aimed towards CyberKey and its shareholders is worthy of note.
I can vouch for their products, extremely good customer service, quick follow up and professional attitude. Not things to hang an investment on... but qualities seldom associated with scam companies. I cannot vouch for hedge funds willing to steal all our money so they might be the latest owners of Ferrari's newest model. Though I have been loathe to even accept the existence of what many here label "paid bashers," the separate F&F board and copious negative posts lead to some question.
There is little doubt in my mind Jim needs to quickly and thoroughly address the concerns of the SEC. There is also little doubt in my mind the SEC has made "looking the other way" to hedge fund shorting practices a matter of policy. Maybe Jim needs to finally take off the velvet gloves and let the iron fist deal with the damage "shorting" has done to his company. While he's at it, a healthy dose of share structure disclosure, FanKey update and audited financials would be some potent medicine for a very sick patient.
Saluting the best Southern "Jam" band... Ever!
AI
