It seems that RES is part of a group that has profited from a 'pump and dump' based on that SEC document. Tagg seems to have the same characters and it had very aggressive paid-for promotion. Over 5 times the issued and outstanding has traded since the promotion started.
Based on the similarities between tagg and what's outlined in the SEC document, I don't think these people are interested in developing businesses rather profiting from share sales to unknowing investors that are promoted to purchase.
Google the characters listed in the SEC document and see what other companies they are part of. Those companies have all been promoted and now insolvent. They are trading less than a penny and the one that's not - everyone resigned leaving no officers / directors and all the shareholders / creditors 'holding the bag'.
There is a small group of people that make money from these unlawful schemes - the behind the scene controllers. If the hidden control group held 80% of the 300,000,000 issued and out (240,000,000), and this reached a high of .50 cents, what do you think their profit was. Do you really think they care about the business?
If you want to make money alongside them through trading, I ask you - who's buying when you are selling? - Another investor who is buying on paid-for promotion. To profit 'from riding the wave' is just as unethical.
There are legitimate companies / stocks to buy that can make strong profits...
