Sure. I heard that during every one of COWI's prior pump and dumps, too.
COWI is insolvent. They don't have two dimes to rub together. They are so desperate for cash to keep this pump going, they are now borrowing money at $2500 a note. The legal fees on each note eat up at least half of that amount right off the top. That says a lot.
And the S-1? NONE of the money from the sale of those shares goes to COWI. Not a single penny. It just registers the restricted shares they already issued, and will result in nothing but more dilution and pressure on the stock price.
COWI isn't going anywhere.
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