That's a load question, my man. But here are my thoughts... Yes, Russell Kidder can and is being exposed...by us...right now.
Unless we're fortunate to find some crime-fighting journalist wanting to make a name for themselves, the chances of widespread exposure of Russell Kidder and his cronies is unlikely. These guys are like fire ants, they're everywhere, and if you extinguish one mound, there's hundreds/thousands of them under the surface working on their way out.
But I strongly believe this shouldn't stop us from doing what we're doing right here...we're talking about Russell Kidder and his associates' involvement in these pump and dump, shady, fraudulent penny stocks. Ok, so let's say all we accomplish is to prevent one, just one, novice investor, likely a young guy starting life with a new family, kids perhaps, isn't he enough to try to help..?
I lost $50k on Russell Kidders' Gulf Oil scam three years ago this May. Don't you think I have the incentive to make sure Kidder scams as few people in the future as possible? I would like to believe the reason this PWEI scam fizzled out was because of my efforts. I know I made all those pumpers really annoyed, which I could tell by how many of my posts they tried to get deleted, only to have them put back up by my contesting the deletions.
The best, most proactive, and possibly impacting actions we can take is to send the SEC an email filing a complaint with the SEC. Let them know your personal story. Let them know that Kidder and his cronies are at it again. Eventually, he'll attempt one scam too many, and more importantly, you're keeping Russell Kidder's name on the SEC radar.
AI
