And he won't. It is all about fluff, hype, and ridiculous claims of revenue for pinksheet CEOs like this one. Today it is a gold refiner, yesterday it was loans, before that it was oil wells. He hasn't done MMJ yet, but the SEC is cracking down and it is probably too late. What's left?
Yeah, I saw that. I guess people feel they can say things on Twitter that would be off-topic or a personal attack here. No one likes having their investment messed with, no matter how much of a scam it is.
Folks always ask a CEO to sue those who seek the truth regarding penny stock claims. It is obviously much easier to try to scare off logical critique in this manner than actually answer the hard, pertinent questions that actually matter to the fundamental bottom line worth (or not) of a company venture.
If I may add a question to the shareholder questionnaire would the poster please ask the CEO how CFGX is going to realize all those revenues from the ore refined from Doc Watson's claim in Arizona. How can any revenue be projected when there is no independent third party testing of the ore in bulk? Without verifiable OPT (ounces per ton) of actual reserves how can these assertions be made? And furthermore without the costs of production being verified and the costs of shipping and processing how does CFGX project to realize any earnings from this venture whatsoever?
This is enough for a start. Get some answers there and then we can start to move thru the very complex relationship of CFGX to Noble Metal Kings. For example, how much gold ore has NMK processed in the past? Did any of the public ventures announced before with other companies ever happen or was that all smoke and mirrors as well?
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