Here’s some stuff to make you scratch your head.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_ms...d=38177526
Why would a moderator (with aliases?) take on such duties after buying, selling and profiting from the stock/company one certainly promotes. And, furthermore, seemingly establishes a less than an arm’s length relationship with the same company as evidenced by personal message board posts. Jumping on to moderate this board as well was a mistake in my opinion.
Seems some opened the door by enjoying the banging the same threats/subpoenas/police drum, on message boards, the company is banging away at on twitter.
It sure looks like the SEC is not shy about having admin/moderators indicted for a similar scenario we’ve witnessed on snpw message boards for years. They do take their time.
Many seem to have lost money on this stock for various reasons. Despite the consistent failed paid promotions, by the company, some have tried to pump the next promotion even harder out of greed to recover losses. Specific due diligence was made available by some to challenge the unrealistic circumstances and projections, being promoted and published, by an insolvent company with one employee, flirting with funding identified and letter of credit from a bank and waiting on final piece for funding language published,
Don’t buy and sell the stock as the moderator of the same company’s stock message board. Then, maybe, do everything in your power to discourage those challenging the companies press releases and social media project promotions, by labeling them as fraudulent, when you know they’ve been accurate in almost every scenario.
It has been said from the beginning it was twitter that would take the company down. It was and still is so obvious, there’s a big problem with the twitter messaging and non-messaging. IMHO, Intelligent individuals that understand the importance of realistic and 100% accurate information being published should be running a company’s official Twitter page in my opinion.
in my opinion
cheers
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_ms...d=38177526
Why would a moderator (with aliases?) take on such duties after buying, selling and profiting from the stock/company one certainly promotes. And, furthermore, seemingly establishes a less than an arm’s length relationship with the same company as evidenced by personal message board posts. Jumping on to moderate this board as well was a mistake in my opinion.
Seems some opened the door by enjoying the banging the same threats/subpoenas/police drum, on message boards, the company is banging away at on twitter.
It sure looks like the SEC is not shy about having admin/moderators indicted for a similar scenario we’ve witnessed on snpw message boards for years. They do take their time.
Many seem to have lost money on this stock for various reasons. Despite the consistent failed paid promotions, by the company, some have tried to pump the next promotion even harder out of greed to recover losses. Specific due diligence was made available by some to challenge the unrealistic circumstances and projections, being promoted and published, by an insolvent company with one employee, flirting with funding identified and letter of credit from a bank and waiting on final piece for funding language published,
Don’t buy and sell the stock as the moderator of the same company’s stock message board. Then, maybe, do everything in your power to discourage those challenging the companies press releases and social media project promotions, by labeling them as fraudulent, when you know they’ve been accurate in almost every scenario.
It has been said from the beginning it was twitter that would take the company down. It was and still is so obvious, there’s a big problem with the twitter messaging and non-messaging. IMHO, Intelligent individuals that understand the importance of realistic and 100% accurate information being published should be running a company’s official Twitter page in my opinion.
in my opinion
cheers
