Yes, I've read Landin's stuff - all of it. I've also scoured Intersystems website. Interesting they make absolutely NO mention of QUTURE.
You shouldn't assume I haven't read anything. When what's in print actually begins to materialize, then I'll get excited.
Might be unlikely, but you should not assume the worst of me, not that I give a rats ass. This stock has been in the same mode for years. There are no financials or any filings with the SEC whatsoever. Read below and educate yourself. See if any of the following rings true for QUTURE.
How to identify a scam:
Press releases that are issued to create a buzz about a company. Upon close examination, these press releases are short on details and long on unrealistic promises. They provide just enough information to whet an investor's appetite.
Announcements that an obscure under capitalized company is about to become a player in a cutting edge industry.
Internet message boards used to tout or attack a company. Message boards have become a haven for zealots who are prepared to defend worthless companies, even though every available fact indicates that the company has virtually no chance of success. They offer little opportunity for honest debate; just a forum for a company's fans, where negative messages are labeled as "bashing" and critics of the company are accused of undermining the stock.
Claims that an obscure company is poised to capitalize in a "hot" sector.
Companies claim to have relationships with better known, successful businesses. Usually, these relationships are non-existent or insignificant.
The company being promoted does not file regular public financial reports with the SEC.
The company being promoted has negligible assets or revenues.
There has been unusual, excessive trading in a stock.
There have been sudden dramatic price swings for the stock of a company with no track record, discernible business or demonstrated revenues.
The Company routinely uses Form S-8 to register shares for insiders, employees or consultants. Form S-8 allows companies and promoters to flood the marketplace instantly, with registered shares that have been issued to anonymous individuals and companies.
A company with little operating history employs numerous consultants and awards them shares.
The company has engaged in one or more reverse-mergers.
The company has offshore investors whose principals are undisclosed.
A public company frequently changes its business plan, while maintaining the same management.
Not all of the above register true with QUTURE. But some of them do. SMART folks will approach QUTURE with extreme caution before they get excited and throw away their money.
That is not to say QUTURE won't materialize. It IS to say that it is doubtful.
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