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PUMPs & dumpS newletter calling PVEN as next APS pick.
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The Next Awesome Penny Stocks Pick is...
As experienced as we have become at analyzing Pump & Dump campaigns, certain characteristics have become obvious when looking at candidates. Even more so, are the ones that seem specifically designed to be an Awesome Penny Stocks scam. We believe that we've found the "pick" that they are going to announce on Wednesday together with sister tout, Victory Mark. We are going to reveal it here, not to give you an advantage, but to show you how predictable these schemes have become and just how scammy they really are. While our subscribers may know before the announcement is made, it is doubtful that this will result in any advantage, as we expect the "pick" will leak before the market opens tomorrow anyway. Our strongest advice is that this "pick" will again create millions and millions of dollars in losses. And with fewer and fewer newbies falling for these scams as each new "pick" is released., the window to scam the public is becoming shorter and shorter. This was evident in Awesome Penny Stocks "pick" of Xumanii (XUII) which required 14 weeks of repetitive emails with phony projections and pretend analyst prognostications, before APS and its cohorts could relieve themselves of the required amount of stock. That "pick" cost the public in excessive of $300 million and profits for anybody but the perpetrators of the scam, were minimal.
The Argument For This Company Being "The Pick"
What we believe to be APS' next pick, has the characteristics of so many of their previous picks. Let's take a look at the finer points.
This stock has a very short trading history, just a week in fact, as all the stock is held by insiders, standard for an APS pick.
This stock recently underwent a needless and inexplicable 50 for one forward split to bring it to 415,000,000 shares issued and outstanding, within a range that APS really likes.
The company is represented by law firm Greenberg Traurig, a firm with deep ties to recent Awesome Penny Stocks Pump & Dumps, having represented Xumanii (XUII), World Moto (FARE), and Swingplane Ventures (SWVI). This firm seems to have taken over where now defunct firm, Carrillo Huettel has left off.
The company is located in Poland. APS has recently taken to promoting offshore scams, supposedly located in countries where it would be difficult to confirm or check up on operations.
The company recently underwent a change into present management hands, also standard procedure for an APS "pick".
The next financials will not be due for another two months, giving APS plenty of time to promote and generate phony analyst projections of $2, $3, and $10 per share, before having to explain how a company with zero assets and revenues could possibly carry a market cap as large as this already carries.
The insiders who control nearly every share of this company tonight, acquired their stock for next to nothing. At the current share valuation, insiders have profited massively, more than any new investor could ever hope. For their new-found riches, the insiders have contributed absolutely nothing. The following is the history of the creation and residency of the shares of the company:
Prior to the S-1 filing, then company President, Caroline Johnston, acquired the initial 5.5 million shares of the company for $22,000, or a price of $.004 per share.
Upon the filing of the S-1 registration statement, 2.8 million shares were offered at $.01 bringing the total issued and outstanding to 8.3 million shares at an average price of $.006024 per share. As of January 10, 2012, all the stock was distributed among 30 shareholders.
On June 18, 2012, Caroline Johnston's initial 5.5 million shares were sold to Lynda Cambly, the company's new President, for an undisclosed amount.
On April 17, 2013, William Garduque became President of the company. There is no record of the shares of the company having been transferred away from Lynda Cambly at that time.
On May 3, 2013, the company effected a 50 for one forward split of its stock, bringing the total issued and outstanding to 415,000,000 shares, while raising the authorized number of shares to be issued to 5 billion. All indications are that at this time Lynda Cambly now owns 275 million shares.
On August 13, 2013, Edward Denkiewicz becomes President of the company, seemingly without any effect on the 275 million shares held by Lynda Cambly.
On August 19, 2013, the company entered into a license agreement with Biosafety Systems. In the transaction, Biosafety was the recipient of 170,000,000 transferred shares of the company stock. As this was not newly created stock, it could only have come from Lynda Cambly's stash. By the company's own filing, "The common stock issued to BioSafety had a contract stated value of $230,000". This translates to a share value of $.0013529 per share. As of Tuesday's close, those shares were trading at $.265, meaning that in two weeks the stock received by Biosafety now has a value of $45,050,000, representing 19,450% appreciation.
On August, 26, 2013, Lynda Cambly filed a Form 4 indicating that she had disposed of 270,000,000 shares. If we assume that 170,000,000 shares went to Biosafety, we still don't know what happened to the other 100,000,000 shares (but we can guess what's about to happen to them). For her troubles, Ms. Cambly, who was obviously just a nominee of the perpetrators of the coming fraud, got to maintain 5,000,000 shares, with a current value of $1.325 million.
Why You Need To Stay Away Form This Pick
The company's market cap is almost $110 million tonight. This is ridiculous considering that as of July 31, 2013, it had zero assets, zero revenues and zero operating expenses. The company's purported asset, "the global sales and marketing rights to a patented all-natural essential oil disinfectant and diffusing system that has been shown to effectively combat and eradicate infection from molds, fungus, and airborne viruses", while fanciful and sophisticated sounding, was acquired just last week and has never generated a dime in revenues, standard for an "APS pick".
Anti Pump & Dump activist and perpetual litigant, George Sharp, has already initiated litigation against Awesome Penny Stocks and its Pump & Dump subject companies for violation of spam email laws and has already tweeted that he will announce the addition of APS' next "pick" as a defendant immediately after the announcement. More importantly, Sharp's tendency to issue multiple press releases regarding his litigation will raise awareness of the scheme to potential new APS victims and inhibit many from falling for the scheme. APS depends on these "newbies" to be able to carry on their nefarious schemes. Sharp's press releases direct the reader to his website www.awesomepennyscams.com where the performance of past APS schemes is well documented. The publicity generated by Sharp, created serious obstacles for APS, who was forced to carry on the XUII scheme for an unprecedented 14 weeks. The number of wild swings in share price usually experienced by APS Pump & Dump subjects was also tempered by Sharp's publicity.
Caroline Johnston's initial $22,000 investment of 3 years ago, which was then transferred to Lynda Cambly and subsequently to Biosafety Systems and others, is now valued at a ridiculous $72.875 million. The shares registered under the S-1 statement that were sold for a collective $28,000 are now valued at an equally ridiculous $37.1 million.
The increased valuation in the shares have nothing to do with any work product or asset value. As the stock was acquired for virtually nothing, the insiders can sell their stock for fractions of the current share price and still see massive profits.
As all APS Pump & Dump subjects do, the shares of this company will eventually approach a value of zero.
Ladies and gentlemen, this company has all the makings of a textbook APS scam, which is why we will go out on a limb and tell you that on Wednesday morning Awesome Penny Stocks/Victory Mark will announce that their next pick is..................Press Ventures, Inc. (PVEN)*.
Now you can try and make a few bucks or you can refuse to help APS and its cohorts steal millions. We recommend the latter.
* We could be wrong but we doubt it.
IMPORTANT! We do not now, nor will we ever own shares of PVEN. We will never short it either.
