Me, too. I actually discussed Daniel Miller last year in one a newsletter.
I even did some dot com searching.
Nada.
Only speculation on my part, but maybe this kid possessed a bit of hubris of the teen variety, one could say.
Perhaps someone from the SEC did some sniffing, then informed Daniel's parents, who promptly shut him down permanently.
One would hope, I guess, that is what happened.
What I learned from this is something Kevin Lichtman, who once ran the Financial Web and wrote a regular online column called Stinky Stocks: you truly don't know who is promoting anything on the internet.
14-year-old boys allowed free rein with the online custodial accounts their daddys created for them could be conducting pump 'n' dump operations through websites almost exclusively devoted to non reporting companies.
That was more than a decade ago.
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