"The disclaimer shows that $250,000 was paid by a shareholder of the company who may or will sell shares of the feature company at or about the time of this mailing, to advertising agencies for the costs of creating and distributing this report including production and advertising costs in an effort to build investor awareness. This report does not provide an analysis of a company's financial position."
Let's see if I understand this part correctly:
*A shareholder is willing to pay $250,000, which is about 130,000 shares of FCPG, to the publishers of this report.
* The next step will be for this investor to sell shares of FCPG to advertising agencies for distributing the report.
*So at this point we know that this investor already sold about 150,000 shares to have this report distributed.
*What if this investor was someone who bought the shares when the stock was originally issued at about $1.
*Probably he already made a profit by selling the shares when the stock hit $5 and he has now been accumulating more shares at an average price of 1.65-1.80.
*He feels that this stock is worth more then the present price but it is not moving fast enough to push the price higher so that he can sell again the accumulated shares and make another profit.
*IF THIS IS WHAT IS HAPPENING, IS THERE ANY PROBLEM IN PUSHING THE STOCK BY ADVERTISING ITS QUALITIES AS LONG AS WHAT IS BEING STATED IN THE ADS IS TRUTHFUL.
*If we have bought this stock recently at same the price range as the investor, shouldn't we be grateful that someone is doing the work on our behalf to move this stock up faster.
AI
