EAPH and "companies" like it have no intention of becoming even marginally successful by normal standards, i.e. by generating profits from their business operations. They just want to sell as much stock as they can get people to buy for as much as they can get people to pay for it, for as long as they can get away with it. That's the definition of success, according to OTC/pink sheet standards. The best way to identify this type of "company" is the lack of auditing, a gagged TA, and lots of forward-looking statements in their PRs. Like EAPH's PRs. Granted, there are lots of worse pump 'n dumps than EAPH, but that's not saying much for EAPH, nor is it a justification for owning any of it.
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