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Posted On: 03/14/2023 12:25:46 PM
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Re: Coat Tail Rider #7393
I have NEVER said the company wash trades, but I wouldn’t put it past certain affiliates that have free trading shares.
The SEC warns penny stocks can be and are often manipulated.
That said, Kyle claimed they were on “the wreck” in a 2016 paid promo. He didn’t say they were on “a wreck,” but he said “the wreck.”
Of course that wasn’t in the Bureau reports.
He also said in a paid promo that “the wreck” came to rest at the base of a hill and there was a 1400’ x 1600’ footprint.
That too never made the Bureau reports. In fact, they claim just the opposite in the Bureau reports.
The water isn’t getting heavy, but it is getting deeper, which is where the better and more valuable wrecks are. Not scattered like the Pulaski was.
BTW, how’s that swing arm coming along?
What’s it rated, 500 lbs or something?
How long is the cable, 50 ft or so?
If so, that’s impressive.
I was trying to remember how long this spool of cable is below. I recall the system was tested at over 4000 meters in the Pacific.
The SEC warns penny stocks can be and are often manipulated.
That said, Kyle claimed they were on “the wreck” in a 2016 paid promo. He didn’t say they were on “a wreck,” but he said “the wreck.”
Of course that wasn’t in the Bureau reports.
He also said in a paid promo that “the wreck” came to rest at the base of a hill and there was a 1400’ x 1600’ footprint.
That too never made the Bureau reports. In fact, they claim just the opposite in the Bureau reports.
The water isn’t getting heavy, but it is getting deeper, which is where the better and more valuable wrecks are. Not scattered like the Pulaski was.
BTW, how’s that swing arm coming along?
What’s it rated, 500 lbs or something?
How long is the cable, 50 ft or so?
If so, that’s impressive.
I was trying to remember how long this spool of cable is below. I recall the system was tested at over 4000 meters in the Pacific.
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