I pass this on, in my continuing quest to "out" the professional and not-so-professional goons on this board and to alert you all to the scam being perpetrated:
First, The Financial Times report was a paid promotional piece. FT calls it a "sponsored report/partnership publishing" piece. You can pay the Financial Times to assign a reporter to do an article or "report" on your industry or whatever, in which they interview you and other companies in the field. The end result looks just like an article that appears in the Financial Times, but it never does. The end product is under the control of the sponsor. The sponsor can then hand out the article at seminars or whatever to use like an advertising gimmick.
Those who subscribe to the Financial Times can go to their web-site. The link is to an article appearing under the heading: "sponsored reports/partnership publishing." An email was sent to them today inquiring about whether they could provide the name of the sponsor (meaning: who paid you to write this report?). That information should be forthcoming.
How did poster AXCVLR846 get that article? You cannot get it through google. Try all you like. You won't be able to do it. You cannot even get it using the search engine on FT's web-site. That's because it is a proprietary piece, owned and controlled by the sponsor.
AXCVLR846 if you turn out to actually be some guy named "Ben" who runs a Dairy Queen, and that's ALL you do, well, I'll come there an eat 50 Blizzards.
Second, the fact that Trevor Bone would reportedly talk to bax about "inside" information is something that no serious businessman would ever do.
I'm on a mission. You guys keep PUMPING the stock and ripping people off, I'll keep DUMPING the truth onto this board.
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