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Re: dreaminofsailin post# 112195

Thursday, 10/28/2010 9:21:32 PM

Thursday, October 28, 2010 9:21:32 PM

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I'm not sure I follow your logic. With the company being an empty shell, how is removing a percentage of shares from the market going to increase the share price (especially to .035...more than 10x the current share price)? A worthless shell scam is worthless no matter how many shares there are, and supposedly reducing the 'free trading' share count by 20 or 25 percent won't change that nor increase the market cap by 10x.

This is fairly clearly illustrated by the share price action this week, with approximately 50 million shares or half of the entire buyback's volume being churned in the past few days and the share price currently flat at .0029 after very briefly spiking to .0065.

That added to it again being confirmed that Aurus has fabricated documents (the 'offer')....which is not something a company with anything real would need nor be stupid enough to do. The more they try to pretend they aren't a scam the more their stupidity confirms they must be.

What you speak of is not impossible of course, as even the most obvious scams can run temporarily. But considering the action this week combined with the confirmation that they faked and altered documents yet again, nobody in their right mind would get involved for more than a quick flip. The fact that everyone who bought in the past week without dumping within hours is quite underwater is not a good indicator either for future buyers to hold past a few hours. This also creates a whole new batch of stucks just hoping for a run to be able to get out whole.

The past prices of Aurus has nothing to do with today's prices or potential of runs. Those were different days. Pinkie pump and dumps used to go to dollars years ago. Aurus is far too used and exposed to get any such traction ever again.

Not to mention that even by Aurus own statements, they are supposedly giving the shares from the buyback to employees / management at the extreme discount to market for .001. The fact that they are 'restricted' means nothing. They could just short now and cover when they are free trading (take note shorting conspiracists) if they are ever restricted in the first place. These guys aren't even competent enough to fake a decent document...I highly doubt they are capable of legitimately restricting shares....LOL.

Bottom line... R.I.P. Aurus.

P.S.
Did you see eik actually obtained the original document that Aurus decided to alter to make it look like they were a real company?

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=56054586

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