Blackcat: Call the CEO and ask for his side of the story?
Don't think so. Years ago I learned my lesson on that one. The short story: I contacted the CEO of a company I was invested in. I shared my lengthy conversation with the folks on Raging Bull. Several people, including my naive self, were convinced this guy was on the up and up.
In the end the CEO was rather adept at lying and keeping us on the hook for his grandiose plans. Many of us lost a bit of money. I felt like a total schmuck for unintentionally passing along lies and influencing some who trusted in me.
So Blackcat, no I won't be calling Shupin to ask him what's up. Instead I'll be looking for Shupin to put up or shut up and PR his intentions so all of us know what is going on, not just one or two who happen to call. If it's important enough to say it to a few, it's important enough to say it to us all.
At the risk of sounding trite,
Talk is cheap. Actions speak louder than words.
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