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Sunday, April 22, 2012 4:49:49 PM
Question: If I was told to buy the stock at .0004 and did not and then bought at .015 then is Clayton a liar?
My point is everyone comes into these deals at different levels and the level you come in at decides how you feel about the deal and management.
Question: When management cannot complete the original deal due to unseen circumstances from the vendor does this make management liars?
I heard over the last six years the SEC looked into the company, Clayton Smith, the stock structure, the stock issuance and found nothing wrong, therefore only criticism here is the price went down and the price needs to come back up to the prices where everyone to see profit, oh by the way if the stock where to fly and you sold to someone else to hold the bag are you going to worry.
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