Replies to post #336 on ALR Technologies SG Ltd (ALRTF)

[satelliteguy]

"Management needs to focus on selling product, not pumping stock."

Agreed, of course. But that sort of well-written, intelligent "awareness" is not a bad thing, IMO. I wouldn't call it pumping.

[GrandeS]

Interesting how differently people view information. I view the articles as being focused on awareness to the healthcare companies and health insurance plans. And not at all to financial, and most definitely not pumping. Also--if ALRT is in negotiations with any health plan they would not be able to divulge any information until all is complete and partnering health plan is ready to make it public.

[hedge_fun]

Financial reports show no expenditures supporting a substantial sales force.

You do what a the CT Order was all about don't you? That was a sales/marketing expense.

As far a PUMP goes, ALRT is now a FDA reporting company, and so all old You Tube videos had to be removed, and they paid for new ones.

The articles that have been written and paid for needed to include references in order to stand up to scrutiny.

I don't think you've been seeing PUMP, in fact Mr. Chan seemed to shy away from it when I inquired. Like you, I was critical as well.

When the CEO puts up his own money, and you understand where some of it had to go, it seems that PUMP wasn't the real motive here.

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