Replies to post #48053 on American Scientific Resources (ASFX)

[makeamint2]

good post CGF, and disclosure is not a phone call, or a facebook post, it is public, officially dissemination of salient and relevant information, in a widely distributed fashion.

[medicineman]

SEC calls for disclosure of MEANINGFUL information, NOT the kind of BS YOU are rambling about (who was Roth's 35% partner(s) in SM - a company that appears to NOT EVEN BE IN OPERATION, so WHO CARES?). Further, where did YOU come up with this hairbrained conclusion that Howard Taylor's Bermuda based Concorde was in any way tied to your "Russian Concorde"? Again, total nonsense! And you keep insisting that there are conflicts of interest, when NO WHERE does ANY document state that they exist, but that they "COULD" potentially occur. And you simply keep ignoring that your wild accusations of conflicts of interest and lack of being a full time employee (by Roth) are based on YOUR ASSUMPTIONS from the original APA between ASFX and SM with total disregard of subsequent activities, all well within the realms of normal business operations.

Mr. Clair, you are like a parrot... Seems someone has taught you a few words and you can do nothing more than continuously repeat them, no matter what the truth is! I for one would enjoy this board a lot more if you'd either come up with something solid, or simply shut up!

[teddibear]

This information applies equally to ASFX and many other stocks.
It is very important to conduct DD on any stock but at the same time one should always be aware of other people’s agendas and take that into account when making decisions.

Caution should always be exercised when reading unauthenticated information.

Due to recent corporate scandals and investor uncertainty, fraudsters have an easier time spreading doom and gloom by claiming that a firm is losing a very costly class action suit or is suffering from low earnings.
In order to prevent being conned, investors should do their own due diligence and be critical of the authenticity of news from unverified sources.-TB

Two examples of many:

Poop and Scoop
A highly illegal practice occurring mainly on the internet. A small group of informed people attempt to push down a stock by spreading false information and rumors. If they are successful, they can purchase the stock at bargain prices.

Short and Distort
An illegal practice employed by unethical internet investors who short-sell a stock and then spread unsubstantiated rumors and other kinds of unverified bad news in an attempt to drive down the equity's price and realized a profit.








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