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NoPinkScams

04/16/14 12:07 PM

#259785 RE: PennyMann #259784

So the solution is to take the revenue on the CEO's honor and ignore all of the missing cash? Sounds like the old head in the sand strategy to me.

ToldYaSo

04/16/14 12:09 PM

#259787 RE: PennyMann #259784

...pointing out all the errors doesn't make Revenue less true until an audit discredits...


That is true....however--an annual report riddled with errors in myriad other areas would certainly lead one to question the revenue area numbers also.

And I do find it interesting that the report states that there were 28 billion shares O/S as of 12/31/14 (we all know the company meant 2.8 billion)....however, by their own quarterly share count on page 5 the year end share balance was 3.342 billion.

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Just my opinions, of course!

Barry5

04/16/14 7:26 PM

#259839 RE: PennyMann #259784

Can't prove that's wrong until the statement are audited IMO



So, we just take everything BW says at face value.

Like when he said no RS, or when he said share buy back, or end of market capitalization.

Brian has lied so many times to so many people that taking his word at face value is not an option.