Yes , I agree with you that was not Scott's best idea...believe me when I tell you he was giving his supporters a heads up... You could have sold that day on the rebound @ .0016 or .0017 I sold for much less.... He thought he was giving his camber army supporters a heads up...remember there were 3,000 other who were not aware of the demolition...if Scott didn't announce it to this iHub board would Pawson ???? NO!!!!not until he unloaded....
When John Scott Dumped His CBYI Stock there was plenty of opportunity to get out and CBYI issued a PR before the open so it's not like it was a total blindside.
Anyone investing in penny stocks should know to flip stocks, get out when there's a profit and play with the houses money. If it starts dropping either play the dip or sell and move on. Pretty simple.
IMO, John Scott is probably as white as the driven snow in winter. A real business wanting to go public, attempted that with CBYI. Unfortunately the CBYI pump was portrayed as "investing" in CamberTire when no formal agreement was actually "in place". Many were taken in by this "misconception" much to their dismay....the investment was made in CBYI which was a worthless shell worth .0001
Only to find out CBYI is just a POS OTC ticker that raked in millions of dollars from investors thinking they were investing in "CamberTire", when in fact there were investing in CBYI & Pawson.......which is a scam operation.
I attempted to warn some before the dominoes fell but everyone must make their own decisions down here in OTCville. Hopefully for all involved in this debacle they have made out well.