He owns 65,000 preferred shares of RIGH and said he doesn't know what rate they convert and has no idea about the price or that it went up from the run. Also that he talked to the "big guy" this year and that they didn't talk about the stock once but about cats. He sounds naively stupid, but I can tell he's pretty smart. Seems super nervous at parts (it took more than an hr to watch it all) but he did a great job of answering questions I thought; managed to get me to think that it's POSSIBLE that he knows nothing about documents he signed. Also learned one of his other companies basically writes pr's and really makes me question some of the stuff I read about BCAP and RIGH. It's funny because he was the President of multiple companies and seemed like he didn't know much about any of them. But I'll tell you: I bought some last week and sold at .001 because I desperately wanted more of something else, but after reading this I'm glad I did. I bought BCAP because they have shares of this but based on these videos it sounds like the plaintiffs think, and it appears that these and other companies were continually trading and infusing from amongst each other to manipulate their markets? Things should get interesting around here but I'm not sure if they will in the way many of us thought, still Bud Genuis sounds great so I don't know what the future holds but hope new shareholders get what they're looking for and not stuck with the bags.
I'll be watching this one after watching that but may buy if it dips and the new CEO shows a dramatic change but this was eye opening and lots of ways.
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