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Re: Master-of-Disaster post# 111743

Friday, 12/02/2022 9:21:45 AM

Friday, December 02, 2022 9:21:45 AM

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A stock is not a pump and dump unless someone or some group is actively pumping (i.e. successfully making the price go up by publishing positive reviews) and personally profiting from the price increase. From the SEC...

Pump and Dump Schemes

In a pump and dump scheme, fraudsters typically spread false or misleading information to create a buying frenzy that will “pump” up the price of a stock and then “dump” shares of the stock by selling their own shares at the inflated price. Once the fraudsters dump their shares and stop hyping the stock, the stock price typically falls and investors lose money.

False or misleading information about a company’s stock price may be spread through sources including social media, investment research websites, investment newsletters, online advertisements, email, Internet chat rooms, direct mail, newspapers, magazines, and radio. Microcap companies are particularly vulnerable to pump and dump schemes because there is often limited publicly-available information about microcap companies.



Please show us who pumped and then sold their shares for a profit in previous years.

There's plenty of reasons to be negative about BTZI without accusing them of criminal schemes. Please keep the criticism honest. Management is required by SEC regulations to notify shareholders every time they buy or sell shares. They also need to notify shareholders of any significant events that could affect their share price. Simply notifying shareholders of significant events according to SEC rules doesn't constitute a pump. There have been no reports of management selling any shares within the past year and few reports in previous years. So who's pumping and who's dumping?

Les