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Arizzle

05/22/14 11:37 PM

#66232 RE: Kool Aid Man #66229

This board is for apt...
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rm2014

05/22/14 11:45 PM

#66235 RE: Kool Aid Man #66229

MOTOVOX 43% gain today I hope it happens again Friday and you loose all the money you are shorting on this . Pathetic Are you on twitter ?
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rm2014

05/22/14 11:47 PM

#66238 RE: Kool Aid Man #66229

LOL your lame attempts are very amusing tonight thanks for the comedy relief .
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diannedawn

05/23/14 8:40 AM

#66306 RE: Kool Aid Man #66229

Fascinating, isn't it?

here is another fascinating coincidence (I'm sure it is just a coincidence, right?)

Matty FULL OF SCHISSler on FROZ "Frozen Food Gift Group, Inc (FROZ) – Matthew Schissler of Pyrenees Investments sat on the board of directors for over four years in a passive role. Realizing that the business model was struggling through a series of economic changes that were unexpected when the business originally started, regulatory compliance was not cost effective and difficulties identify good acquisitions within the industry, in December of 2013, Matthew Schissler stepped into an active role with FROZ. At the time, it was believed to be in the best interest of FROZ to identify a completely different business entity. The stock price was $0.0003, a market cap of approximately $100,000, and debt of near $500,000. In our assessment, we believed it was best to 1. restructure the current debt, 2. spin out the operating entity, 3. attract a new business with a strong potential upside, 4. bring in a new management team. Matthew Schissler of Pyrenees Investments took a control of orchestrating the successful reverse merger of APT Motovox into FROZ. In March of 2014, Matthew Schissler was able to leave the board of directors, having accomplished all four goals of the above. At exit, the stock price had increased 3333% to $0.01, Market Cap had increased 45,000% to about $45M, with liquidity of around $1,000,000 of daily trading volume, and a new business had been structured while the old business was in process of exiting."
http://pyreneesinvestments.com/transactions

Then go read all about CBAI (the past...back at the time when Schissler was CEO of CBAI); noting the references to "liquidity", and where that is coming from.

Now go look at the FROZ chart; note volumes and dates of PUBLICLY available information, as well as "external" (hint) events...
Then go file a complaint with the SEC.

I was AMAZED at the backlash I received for mentioning a SEC complaint!LOL!
WoW! THAT RIGHT THERE IS A BIG RED FLAG!!!
WHY WOULD ANYONE BE SO WORRIED ABOUT A SEC COMPLAINT;
WHEN I'M TOLD THAT THERE WAS NOTHING OUT OF THE ORDINARY HERE,
AND THAT NOTHING IS WRONG???