KatCar, I hope you are not selling based upon what has happened. The website in question that posted the chart says it was not paid to promote. I think it was just a great technical reading and KATX felt it was right on target. They pulled it after a few people voiced opinions.... they aren't perfect, but they are close and the best in all of penny land. All IMO
'' Another poster claimed that it was him who brought, directly or indirectly, the whole thing to fruition with an email to the CEO of the company of which I have record of.''
....BIG WHOOP....IN MY OPINION,,,,THAT POSTER :) HAS TOLD THE CEO ABOUT EACH AND EVERY KAT CHART VID,,,,,((((WHATEVER))))...AND EVERYTHING ON THE COMPANY BLOG WENT TO ALL AT ONCE ...IE LEGAL .....AND POSTING OUR OPINION IS OUR GOD GIVIN RIGHT....GET OVER IT................
This all seems to me to be a tempest in a teapot. KATX has a website that has many links to many other websites. Showing the link under "other interesting items" (or whatever it said) was in Featured Properties. It was just posted for a short while as an interesting link and nothing more.
Some may want to conjecture that the posting of the link to a KATX Chart may have been some illegal act that needs to be scrutinized by the SEC and lawyers. Some may think it was a subliminal message being sent by the KATX management to "hint" that great results are coming.
I think KATX became aware of an interesting link that gave a balanced and reasoned analysis of a KATX Chart. Nothing was intended as a pump or a hint. It was available on the internet and a link was briefly shown on the KATX website.
I thought it was interesting. That is all that KATX said about it on their website.
If it is worth that much trouble to hack KATX, then it must be a valuable company, for someone trying to harm it so much. If it was just a regular company who would bother? Mr. Hobbes