"What do you think a Financial Company can do with 3 million in cash?"
Oooh, I don't know. Maybe pay off the $2.3 million in judgments (not including massive interest that has accrued) they have against them that they've never paid a dime on? Look at their history of press releases about nonsense that never pans out. Every single time it's the same. They are good at pumping out b.s. for their paid promotions when they need to unload some stock and make some cash.
I want you to remember that 3 million dollars. After you lose money on this pump and dump campaign, look into that three million later. It won't be on their books or their judgment creditors will take it from them. I don't know what they're up to with that, but as always it's going to prove to be some sham nonsense.
Hope you don't get burned too bad. Remember, due diligence is about more than just reading press releases. Those safe harbor disclaimers are required for a reason. I suggest you start by just reading through posts right here that will take you through all their previous pump and dump campaigns. You can read all about the casino ship they were going to buy, golf courses that Donald Trump was interested, etc., etc. Go on back several years and just ignore all the "to da moon!" posts. Pay more attention to what people are saying as share prices tank. They always tank. None of the big things they're getting into ever pan out and they never make any money. Look at their SEC filings too, please. They lose money every year. They get sued all the time and never pay on the judgments against them. Their income is paltry for this type of business, or types of businesses they are allegedly in, and of course they always spend way more than they make. This is a scam company. You can take that to the bank.
