Network, the CAPC CEO just dropped your credibilit
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Posted On: 08/27/2013 9:43:20 AM
Network, the CAPC CEO just dropped your credibility to zero with this comment. Time for you to drop this and move forward. You accused me of something that was untrue and Stewart just backed me up.
This subject of me being a paid CAPC Stock Promoter is OFFICIALLY DEAD
Stewart Wallach: I’m not sure that’s exactly what was intended to be asked, but I’ll respond to the question. Promoting or artificially inflating a stock is, very simply, illegal and we do not engage in this type of stock support. Prior to the current Management, there was more aggressive PR activity, but I have made it clear for the past couple of years, on numerous occasions, that I personally—and the Board supports this position—we do not support fluff PR. Even with our stringent position on this matter, at times PR does seem to be less substantive than desired. We do our best to let our Company’s performance speak for itself. This, at times, is frustrating to the Management, as well as the shareholders. Solid business development takes time and, frankly, everything takes longer than we expect it. But, as the single largest shareholder in the Company, I remain extremely optimistic that our commitment on focusing on the fundamentals, in time, will deliver—and “in time” meaning not so distant future—favorable results for the shareholders. I’m very bullish on our Company.
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This subject of me being a paid CAPC Stock Promoter is OFFICIALLY DEAD
Stewart Wallach: I’m not sure that’s exactly what was intended to be asked, but I’ll respond to the question. Promoting or artificially inflating a stock is, very simply, illegal and we do not engage in this type of stock support. Prior to the current Management, there was more aggressive PR activity, but I have made it clear for the past couple of years, on numerous occasions, that I personally—and the Board supports this position—we do not support fluff PR. Even with our stringent position on this matter, at times PR does seem to be less substantive than desired. We do our best to let our Company’s performance speak for itself. This, at times, is frustrating to the Management, as well as the shareholders. Solid business development takes time and, frankly, everything takes longer than we expect it. But, as the single largest shareholder in the Company, I remain extremely optimistic that our commitment on focusing on the fundamentals, in time, will deliver—and “in time” meaning not so distant future—favorable results for the shareholders. I’m very bullish on our Company.
PS: Your problems with IHUB Admin need to be addressed between you and IHUB
If you have problems with Investors Hangout Admin, they will be glad to resolve them with you.
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