I did this research as well. And my claim still stands: he had no successful business ventures. Your DD is quite skewed to painting a picture of Miller as an amazing business man with a run of bad personal luck. Don't base your investment on Tony Miller, base it on the company's performance, product and profit.
U,S. Crude Ltd, /United States Crude (President), started it from scratch... ran it 9 years... stock started at $.25 ... highest was $3.75... highest sustained value $1.75 over a year..... started with nothing.... grew it to the acquisition of 264 oil wells (in Oklahoma, Kansas and California) and over 9 square miles of oil producing property... developed multiple oil recovery technologies... wrote industry papers...raised over $15 million dollars in the process... employees 21... oil revenue @ $20.00 per barrel peaked @ $50k per month...oil prices fell below $15.00 and got a divorce ended his relationship with the company..... firm dissolved after the death of Thomas Meeks..... Miller owns this technology now..... Google Anthony Miller U.S. Crude... hundreds of links there.
Southern States Power Company (director/consultant), started the firm with 4 other guys (reverse merger) stock value was $.04... high value hit was $.84... built the first Bio-diesel plant on the west coast ... left after 2.5 years..... Miller raise them $4 million dollars before leaving them... firm dissolved because they could not raise enough money to sustain growth.
The Group Group Network, started from scratch... stock value $.01... high $.86... worked for them 2 years (as President)before handing it to one of the founders... grew to 22 employees.... Miller raised them $2.5 million dollars.... firm continued for 7 years after Miller left..
Winmax Trading Group... on the board of directors for over 9 years... company grew to over 125 employees.... raised over $20 million dollars... multiple offices in Canada and the US... They had over 20 retail stores marketing jewelry... note Miller never rand the day-to-day here... but the board did influence the growth... Miller raised the initial $543k to start the firm.
Fire Mt. Beverage Company (president).... reversed merge into a mining company... ran it for 5 years... created and mass produced 5 bottled water products.... stock value $.001 high was $.08... bad economy caused us to suspend operations... Miller still owns the firm... but it is in mothballs..... Miller raise us $2 million dollars