I have a theory on that, too. The short term financing plan was the PR itself. For fifty dollars to pay for a one-sentence meaningless PR he could sell tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of worthless stock without depressing the price any at all. Well, maybe a little. Thanks, Ken.
Fact is, though, I think it was a bagholder who placed that ad in order to bail out without further losses.
I think Ken's lawyers have got him shut WAY up. He can barely breathe for the duct-tape around his mouth. He'll be lucky to get away with this, and the less he says, the better.
Otherwise--where is he? Has anybody seen Ken, or heard from him lately?
It really is hilarious after a while how predictable this stuff is.
I'm just sorry that it keeps working and victimizing decent people.
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