jcrom, I can't be wrong. If I were that would mean that ZKID purposefully lied in not just one, but two of their press releases. They would never do that. What kind of example would that set for the kids who use their services. Would they risk losing their subscription base just to make a few bucks on a swing trade. Surely they must know that possibly many of their subscribers may be ZKID shareholders. Once these shareholders are burned in a possible scheme, they will probably drop their subscription. Also, outright lying may also risk Mr Weisburgers other "secret negotiations" with the other charitys. Aren't charities usually concerned about their appearance? They would not necessarily want to be associated with a company of questionable character. Therefore, jcrom, I suspect you are actually the one who has misread both of those press releases as I am fully confident that ZKID's management would never out and out lie just to temporarily increase the PPS.
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