Replies to post #34341 on Carnegie Development Inc. (CDJM)

[Milesblue42]

Is Escue-Energy possibly using PUMP-n-DUMP type tactics?

Is Escue Energy trying to create enough volume to dump shares?

It doesn't matter what anyone else is doing in Pakistan. It's a big country with lots of opportunity for everyone.

How the hell does it not matter.....especially if Escue Energy is possibly engaging in deception to try and sell shares....IMO.

It also matters if this company knows full and damn well it might not possibly have a product and might be possibly try to string investors along until the year 2020....I hope not

If Ali Arshad Hakeem is really the Chairman of the Sindh Board of Investment then it doesn't make One ounce of sense to have to call the company to verify this information. There should be a public website with his name listed as well as his title. There are ZERO excuses that would make as to why this information should be public.

All this stuff that the Public has to only call Escue Energy for verification is complete nonsense and IMO sound like HUGE RED FLAGS.


Is this information below on the Escue Energy website accurate? Or is it an attempt to try and move shares via a possible PUMP AND DUMP?

http://escueenergy.com/technology/

We are invested in and hopeful of the speedy deployment of Escue Wind Turbines throughout Sindh Province.
Ali Arshad Hakeem, Chairman of the Sindh Board of Investment

Where is Ali Arshad Hakeem's name on this Sindh Pakistan Government website? http://www.sbi.gos.pk/composition-of-board.php

Is some of the information on the Escue Energy website misleading on purpose?
https://www.investor.gov/investing-basics/avoiding-fraud/types-fraud/pump-dump-schemes

Pump and Dump Schemes

"Pump and dump" schemes have two parts. In the first, promoters try to boost the price of a stock with false or misleading statements about the company. Once the stock price has been pumped up, fraudsters move on to the second part, where they seek to profit by selling their own holdings of the stock, dumping shares into the market.