The whole point of the podcast is to drum up investors. No - not private placements specifically - which is why it's legal for him to do it.
My point of contention is why would Mexus even bring on someone who has previously been in trouble with the SEC for reasons related to finding investors and then put him out in the public eye to drum up investors (even if it is only targeting common shareholders)?
Were there no financial consultants with a clean history available?
The more likely scenario is any financial consultant that cares about their reputation wouldn't touch the company.
Notice a trend? Geologist with questionable reputations, JV's with questionable reputations, financial consultants with questionable reputations...
But let's pretend everything is hunky dory and there is nothing to be concerned about here. I'm sure Mexus is following the strict letter of the law and not doing anything questionable just as they have done - oh say never - in the past.
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