There is no reason for people to buy into a stock
Post# of 5115
Posted On: 10/07/2014 3:28:04 PM
There is no reason for people to buy into a stock (any stock) without the prospect of a larger account balance tomorrow than the amount they invest today.
Key trends over the past 12 months:
1. CYBK crashed with the new management team in place (Oren and Chris)
2. When Oren and Chris released news about contracts (medical marijuana, advertising agencies, Fanlime, etc.) the stock price rose from about $0.0040 to $0.38 over a one-month period.
3. When revenues didn't appear in the quarterly reports as a result of those contracts the stock price subsequently collapsed until Mr. Hall brought in EPA.
4. There was a little bump in price when Mr. Hall took over (see the reaction to the news on 09/03/2014, but since then:
a. The divestiture / closure / removal of Cyber-Thingy hasn't occured (old management (Cyber-Thingy / OHOF) needs to be out of CYBK entirely and ASAP IMO to show shareholders there's been a clean sweep)
b. Mr. Hall hasn't shown where and what EPA's revenues are. He's hinted that they exist in the form of oil assets, but nothing filed on otcmarkets.com to back those hints up or show the size of the operation.
c. No additional information has flowed in a format investors want it in. PR's on drilling results, new contracts, etc. should be followed up with filings on otcmarkets.com to support the information, and the Quarterly reports should contain detail verifying those PRs during the period. That should all be validated by an outside auditor (third party verification).
The enemy in the public market is a lack of communication. The second enemy is lack of verification.
Key trends over the past 12 months:
1. CYBK crashed with the new management team in place (Oren and Chris)
2. When Oren and Chris released news about contracts (medical marijuana, advertising agencies, Fanlime, etc.) the stock price rose from about $0.0040 to $0.38 over a one-month period.
3. When revenues didn't appear in the quarterly reports as a result of those contracts the stock price subsequently collapsed until Mr. Hall brought in EPA.
4. There was a little bump in price when Mr. Hall took over (see the reaction to the news on 09/03/2014, but since then:
a. The divestiture / closure / removal of Cyber-Thingy hasn't occured (old management (Cyber-Thingy / OHOF) needs to be out of CYBK entirely and ASAP IMO to show shareholders there's been a clean sweep)
b. Mr. Hall hasn't shown where and what EPA's revenues are. He's hinted that they exist in the form of oil assets, but nothing filed on otcmarkets.com to back those hints up or show the size of the operation.
c. No additional information has flowed in a format investors want it in. PR's on drilling results, new contracts, etc. should be followed up with filings on otcmarkets.com to support the information, and the Quarterly reports should contain detail verifying those PRs during the period. That should all be validated by an outside auditor (third party verification).
The enemy in the public market is a lack of communication. The second enemy is lack of verification.
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