I don't think that's the same Princeton Research. I had found that several months ago, but if I recall, when I researched it I found that it was based in Florida and the corp has since dissolved.
This Princeton is Mike King out of Nevada. But he's been involved with plenty of dubious companies himself. Even currently at his own site, look at the financials of some of the other companies he's touting. Most of them are ridiculous.
Seems unlikely that a Wharton grad would be doing such things.
But Steve Crowley is the same way. This guy used to work at ABC news, for crying out loud. Now, he touts stocks that are literally selling for pennies in many cases, and talks about their "strong and growing fundamentals," when they've got absolutely nothing going for them. He only mentions his winners and fails to mention when the stocks go down after the pumping is over. I've heard him outright lie on the air. Makes every company sound like the best buy you've ever seen. Most of them are trash, he's just getting paid to tout them. Stopped listening because the companies were just getting ridiculous.
Why would these guys do this? The only logical conclusion I can come to is there is a lot of money in it. A lot. Just for pumping it, a lot of these newsletter guys will be given a couple hundred thousand shares of a dollar or two dollar stock. Do a few of those a year and that's some serious money.
You just have to sell your soul.
