Replies to post #137528 on DD Support Board and Research Team

[bar1080]

"There are great companies on the otc and not all are scams " Sorta True. But from my 20+ years of experience observing Pennyland, about 100% of the pumped pennies with active online discussion are scams to be avoided.

One can reduce his stock fraud exposure 99% by sticking with high dollar listed stocks (preferably NYSE) audited by Big Four CPAs.

And yes, I know about Enron and Arthur Andersen... 18 years ago!


off to work...

[N4longterm]

Most of the companies who need funding and take on the toxic debt don’t understand how these criminals work to destroy rather than build.

Any Stinky-Pinky CEO that tells you this, is lying through his teeth.

[janice shell]

The SEC should do their jobs going after the toxic funders who run the pump and dumps on innocent victims.

Most of the companies who need funding and take on the toxic debt don’t understand how these criminals work to destroy rather than build.

It's their responsibility to know. If they can't figure out stuff like that, their chances of running a successful company of any kind, public or private, are nil. Everyone knows what loan sharks are about.

And it isn't so easy for the SEC to go after them. The toxic lenders have good attorneys, and most of the time they don't break any laws. The companies agree to their terms, and sign contracts that can be enforced.