Replies to post #69685 on Capstone Companies Inc (CAPC)

[Salve Lucrum]

I find your post almost 100% inaccurate!

There is no proof of any wrongdoing just speculation. I don't for one minute think the Company has anything to do with it. If there are FACTs pertaining to an individual or group doing this then those should not be hinted at but put forth to the Board.

No proof? Speculation? There is nothing but proof for even the most amateur investor to see. For most of the third quarter someone has "marked the close" on an almost daily basis at any time the stock was in danger of closing below the HOD and always with tiny trades of 200 - 500 shares a few seconds before the final bell.

(By the way. no one has suggested that the company is behind the manipulation - where did that come from?)

This manipulation is not being "hinted at"; it is a flagrant, obvious, illegal action performed by what appears to be an individual.

Had you understood what I posted you would realize that I am trying to insure that the matter is handled by the company without intervention of the SEC.

You see, this manipulation is happening and it should be terribly obvious to investors and the Board of Directors of Capstone whether they were notified or not.

You stated:

The proper way to handle this would have been to submit the Complaint directly to the SEC and not put the Company in the middle of a bad position, and keep it out of the public sight.

What you failed to take into consideration is that going directly to the SEC would have put the company in the middle by causing the SEC to question why it hadn't been brought to their attention by the company itself

And that would open the question of "Governance".

And then all Hell would break loose.