Yes, I do look at Linkedin, but mostly, their Resumes. But I look at other things on the internet, too.. That's how I knew Rob Dunn bought and approved the used dilling rig from himself. How I knew the senior scientist who prep'd the 3D seismic report was an Iranian scientist who hated Israel. How I knew Dustin Guinn resigned after being CEO for a year, when HE DID NOT have another job lined up (he just outright quit). How I figured out Acoustic Geophysical Services, Central European Drilling, and Viking International were all the same company, Viking Services, a company where many of the senior staff and board members at ZIon Oil came from. How I knew Agile Siesmic closed it's doors after delivering the 3D report to Zion Oil. Or the global international import/exporter trader placed on the board in 2022 was actually a one man company, his office was his home, his webstie, an expired go-daddy webpage? That's just to name a few.
You can't count on Zion Oil to tell you anything, you have to investigate on your own.
As for checking out Linkedin, why not instead check out the 17 senior staff and board members, and tell us how many of those senior management and board members were on staff in 2010. They just don't hang around long, do they. And the four different CEOs in ten years should at least be a yellow flag? And recently,. they keep replacing oilmen by lawyers. Get the drift? Yeah, you can make money buying this stock at 7 cents a share, but tens of thousands of people have lost big investing in this over the past 20 years. That's what happens when a stock goes from $6/share to 7 cents a share in 6 years.
And by the way, 134 active employees is utter nonsense, they have 20 to 30, and some of those are temporary employees. Maybe some people who worked at Zion Bankcorp got crossed up in the Linkedin tabulation?
