Doesn’t take much to match the picture to all the pictures on his public profiles. The mugshot doesn’t even concern me. The pattern of dilution and desertion concerns me. The flip flopping from whatever the hot industry is at the moment concerns me. The history of agreements with other companies that show promise of share price increase only to never amount to anything concern me. I was very skeptical of anyone calling this stock a scam because I wanted to believe in it. My wants clouded my judgement. I am long in SANP, not too deep in thankfully, but I wish I would’ve seen some of the stuff out there that is easily obtainable through simple google searches before I decided to sink any money into this. Not in my best interest to advise against SANP at all, but screw this guy. CAGR shareholders are still stock holding their shares years later, not able to close their positions due to a trading halt. Years! It’s unreal that they’re stuck tied to that stock but Mr. Yglesias is free to move on to the next one and do the same things to screw over share holders. The money I have in isn’t worth pulling out at this point, but I’m not expecting a bounce, I don’t even think I’ll break even. I think he’s set his dilution machine on the highest setting and it’s held there until trading is halted. I’d be shocked if we actually see any real financials this week. (Also reminds me, do a little research on the investment firms that hold shares of this, or hold compensatory notes, all super shady as well.) I do pray Franks had a change of heart and is trying to do the right things this time around. But to the new investor I say do some research on who’s company you’re investing in.
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