They’re back! Stock Castle, spam stock promoter, now pumping LSE:AIM listed Mercom Oil

Stock Castle (which is how we traders refer to this spam stock promoter even though they have used a huge number of different websites and names) is back, this time promoting a London AIM exchange-listed company, Mercom Oil (MMO:L). Most recently Stock Castle promoted USGT. Stock Castle is a spammer that has been sued by penny stock gadfly George Sharp; prior to USGT they promoted BRND, IDOI, and MSTG.

I cannot remember the last time I saw a British stock pumped — German and Canadian pumps have been far more common (although German pumps are much less common than they used to be), although the US OTCBB and OTCMarkets remain the most popular place to run pump and dumps. Mercom is interesting also because it has had a lot of volume over the past few months.

I will most likely not trade Mercom Oil, although I subscribed to LSE quotes at Interactive Brokers for a month (only $7.50 so worth it). Mercom is not currently shortable at Interactive Brokers.

Compensation: $50,000

Promoter: TheBestStocks.net (a Stock Castle spam website, owned by Dramtil Networks LTD of Belize)

Paying Party: Tigrez Patch LTD

Disclaimer:

TheBestStocks.net has received fifty thousand dollars from Tigrez Patch LTD, who was paid by a third party for the sending of this email/newsletter.

MMO multi-month chart:
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Disclaimer from TheBestStocks@changedonline.com:

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Disclaimer on USGT pump that I previously received from hot@changedonline.com:

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Disclaimer: I have no position in any stock mentioned above and no relationship with any parties mentioned above. This blog has a terms of use that is incorporated by reference into this post; you can find all my disclaimers and disclosures there as well.

SK3 Group (OTCBB: SKTO) easy short for anyone with tons of spare cash

SKTO is likely to be suspended by the SEC. See all the reasons why in this post on Promotion Stock Secrets. This presents a nice low-risk shorting opportunity. However, due to the low stock price it is not yet a large enough opportunity to entice me.

Interactive Brokers has 4 million shares of SKTO to lend with a 1.25% APR borrow rate. That gets charged on collateral ($1.00 per share) so it is the equivalent of a 25% APR on the value of any short position. With a stock price of $0.05, to short 40,0000 shares requires $100,000 in cash and gets you a $2,000 position. Assuming that SKTO gets an SEC suspension within a couple weeks and drops 75% you cover for $500 and pay $42 for the borrow for one month and you make $1.46% on your $100k of capital used in one month. Very nice low risk trade for anyone who has tons of spare cash. That doesn’t describe me so I’m hoping SKTO stocks goes up a lot more. At $0.10 and above the short starts looking really nice.

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Here is the chart of another scam company that was suspended by the SEC not long ago, Southridge Enterprises (SRGE):

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Disclaimer: I have no position in any stock mentioned above and no relationship with any parties mentioned above. This blog has a terms of use that is incorporated by reference into this post; you can find all my disclaimers and disclosures there as well.

Goff Corp (OTCBB: GOFF) pump and dump

Goff Corp (OTCBB: GOFF) has been pumped for four days already by Victory Mark Corp and Awesomepennystocks. It has been reported on Twitter and by Promotion Stock Secrets today that people have started receiving hard mailers promoting GOFF from the Penny Stock Pillager.

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Victory Mark Corp is:

SelectPennyStocks.com
PreferredPennyStocks.com
HeroPennyStocks.com

Victory Mark Corp disclaimer:

Preferredpennystocks.com is owned and operated by Victory Mark Corp LTD, 4 Lords Bank, Ladyville, Belize City, Belize. Questions regarding this website may be sent to info@Preferredpennystocks.com. The company expects to receive $500,000 USD from a third party for  publication of this information.

Awesomepennystocks websites:

InsidersLab.com
AwesomePennyStocks.com
PremiumStockReport.com
PennyStocks.com
PennyStocks.de
EarningForecast.com
Pennystocksinsiders.com

Awesomepennystocks.com disclaimer:

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Hard Mailer

Disclosed budget: $1,500,000
Promoter: Penny Stock Pillager / Capital Financial Media

Paying party: Pisces Enterprises Inc

Shares outstanding: 227,250,000
Previous closing price: $0.33
Market capitalization: $75 million

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Excerpt from disclaimer:

 CFM has received and managed a total production budget of $1,500,000 for this print advertising effort …

 Scan of disclaimer (click image to view full size):
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 [Edit 2013-3-24]: Penny Stock Pillager landing page: http://pennystockpillager.com/goldenglory/ and PDF copy of that page. I received the first email linking to that page today. Disclaimer from that website (bold added by me):

 IMPORTANT NOTICE AND DISCLAIMER: This featured company sponsored advertising issue of Penny Stock Pillager does not purport to provide an analysis of any company’s financial position, operations or prospects and this is not to be construed as a recommendation by Penny Stock Pillager or an offer or solicitation to buy or sell any security. Goff Corporation (GOFF), the “Company” featured in this issue, appears as paid advertising, paid by Pisces Enterprises Inc to provide public awareness for GOFF. Penny Stock Pillager and Capital Financial Media (CFM) have used outside research and writers using public information to create the advertisement coming from Penny Stock Pillager about GOFF. Investors/shareholders of the Company may or will sell shares at or about the time Penny Stock Pillager is distributed. Although the information contained in this advertisement is believed to be reliable, Penny Stock Pillager and CFM makes no warranties as to the accuracy of any of the content herein and accepts no liability for how readers may choose to utilize the content. Readers should perform their own due-diligence, including consulting with a licensed, qualified investment professional or analyst. Further, readers are strongly urged to independently verify all statements made in this advertisement and perform extensive due diligence on this or any other advertised company. Penny Stock Pillager is not offering securities for sale. An offer to buy or sell can be made only with accompanying disclosure documents and only in the states and provinces for which they are approved. Many states have established rules requiring the approval of a security by a state security administrator. Check with http://www.nasaa.org or call your state security administrator to determine whether a particular security is licensed for sale in your state. Many companies have information filed with state securities regulators and many will supply investors with additional information on request. CFM has received and managed a total production budget of $1,500,000 for this print advertising effort and will retain any amounts over and above the cost of production, copywriting services, mailing and other distribution expenses, as a fee for its services. *More information can be received from GOFF’s investor relations representative. Further, specific financial information, filings and disclosures as well as general investor information about publicly traded companies like GOFF, advice to investors and other investor resources are available at the Securities and Exchange Commission website www.sec.gov and www.nasd.com. Any investment should be made only after consulting with a qualified investment advisor and after reviewing the publicly available financial statements of and other information about the company and verifying that the investment is appropriate and suitable. Investing in securities is highly speculative and carries a great deal of risk especially as to new companies with limited operations and no history of earnings. The information contained herein contains forward-looking information within the meaning of section 27a of the Securities Act of 1993, as amended, and section 21e of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, including statements regarding expected growth of the featured company. In accordance with the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act, GOFF notes that statements contained herein that look forward in time, which include everything other than historical information, involve risks and uncertainties that may affect the Company’s actual results of operations. Factors that could cause actual results to differ include the size and growth of the market, the Company’s ability to fund its capital requirements in the near term and in the long term; pricing pressures, technology issues etc.

 

Disclaimer: I am long 20,000 shares of GOFF in one account and short 20,000 shares in another account — i have no net position; I have no relationship with any parties mentioned. I am a day-trader and I may change my position in this stock at any time. This blog has a terms of use that is incorporated by reference into this post; you can find all my disclaimers and disclosures there as well.

 

Prince Mexico SA (OTCBB: LUVE) pump and dump

Today is the first day of significant volume in Prince Mexico SA (OTCBB: LUVE). At least one person on Twitter reported getting a call from a boiler room promoting the stock. There is also a report up at http://www.luvereport.com/

 

Disclosed budget: $1,800,000
Promoter: Nexus Consulting Solutions & Goldman SmallCap Research

Paying party: Not disclosed

Shares outstanding: 56,000,000
Previous closing price: $0.75
Market capitalization: $42 million

 

Excerpt from disclaimers:

 Goldman Small Cap Research has been compensated by a third party in the amount of $4,000 for a research subscription service.

Nexus Consulting Solutions … We have been compensated by a third party up to $1,800,000 for marketing awareness for Prince Mexico S.A. (OTCQB: LUVE)

Goldman Small Cap Research disclaimer:luve

Further disclaimer:luvedisclaimer

PDF copy of LUVE pump page

 

Disclaimer: I have no position in any stock mentioned above and no relationship with any parties mentioned above. This blog has a terms of use that is incorporated by reference into this post; you can find all my disclaimers and disclosures there as well.

SEC takes stand against wash trading

A week ago the SEC issued a litigation release stating that it had sued Robert C. Crane for market manipulation and had already obtained a settlement. What is unusual is that while Crane engaged in wash sale trading in an apparent attempt to “create the false appearance of an active and liquid market for two securities,” his attempts were unsuccessful and he did not profit from the scheme. The SEC obtained a penny stock bar against Crane but did not seek a financial penalty.

Some have said that this is a waste of the SEC’s time when they could be acting against people who actually profit from their malfeasance. I agree with the SEC’s actions in this case because it sends a clear message that manipulative trading is illegal and will be investigated. You don’t have to do it well and make lots of money for the SEC to come after you. I can only hope that the SEC is investigating wash trading in large pump and dumps (like those of Awesomepennystocks.com) and looking to bring the hammer down on those traders as well.

Litigation release
SEC complaint

From the complaint:

17. In June 2010, Crane executed wash sales in Argentex and ERHE stock.

18. In each of the wash sale transactions, Crane bought and sold shares of stock from one
ofhis accounts into another one of his accounts with no change ofbeneficial ownership over
those securities. He paid a commission on both sides ofthe transaction. The scheme was
designed to create the appearance ofan active and liquid market for those securities.

19. By engaging in these wash sales, Crane compromised the integrity ofthe market by
creating the appearance of genuine trading activity for the securities in which he transacted. In
fact, Crane’s trades frequently inflated the volume, and, on one occasion, the price ofthe
securities he manipulated.

Disclaimer: I have no position in any stock mentioned above and no relationship with any parties mentioned above. This blog has a terms of use that is incorporated by reference into this post; you can find all my disclaimers and disclosures there as well.

 

SEC sues penny stock lawyers Luis Carillo & Wade Huettel & others for pump and dumps

The SEC sued penny stock lawyers Luis Carillo and Wade Huettel along with a bunch of other people in a lawsuit filed today. Carillo & Huettel have served as the legal counsel and given opinion letters to make restricted stock free trading in dozes of huge pump and dump companies, including Aweseomepennystocks.com pumps such as NSRS, SNPK, and PRTN.

See the PumpsandDumps.com article on Carillo & Huettel (the firm) shutting its doors. I wonder if this lawsuit might make other crooked penny stock lawyers think twice about abetting stock fraud. Only time will tell.

SEC ligitation release
SEC Legal complaint (PDF)

From the litigation release:

The SEC alleges that San Diego-based attorneys Luis Carrillo and Wade Huettel were central participants in the scheme who helped the promoters conceal their ownership interests in the companies, drafted misleading public filings, and provided misleading legal opinions. As part of the scheme, their law firm, Carrillo Huettel LLP, secretly received proceeds of stock sales in the form of a sham “loan.”

 

Also sued were the Kirks and their company Skymark Research, who have been sued before. The companies involved in the pumps were also named: Pacific Blue Energy (PBEC) and Trade Show Marketing Company (TSHO):

According to the SEC’s complaint, Canadian stock promoters John Kirk, Benjamin Kirk, Dylan Boyle, James Hinton, and their associates, used false and misleading promotions to pump up trading in the stock of the two microcap companies and made millions when they secretly dumped their own shares. Microcap companies typically have limited assets and low-priced stock that trades in low volumes. The SEC alleges that the promoters sent investors false and misleading emails about the companies through two websites they controlled, Skymark Research and Emerging Stock Report, and used “boiler room” sales calls to tout the stocks, falsely claiming that the recommendations were based on independent research by Skymark and Emerging Stock Report.

 

Disclaimer: I have no position in any stock mentioned above and no relationship with any parties mentioned above. This blog has a terms of use that is incorporated by reference into this post; you can find all my disclaimers and disclosures there as well.

SEC to Hunter Twins: Here’s a slap on the wrist, now get back to screwing investors

The SEC settled its lawsuit against Britain’s Hunter twins with perhaps the single worst settlement in the history of the agency. For $175,000 the Hunter Twins settled all the charges. Considering how blatant their fraud was (see my blog post about it from April 20th, 2012) I find it nothing short of stupefying how little the SEC settled for. Janice Shell reminded me that there is a parallel criminal case against the twins; I will update this post when I find out what has been going on with that.

The brothers settled for less than 10% of the total alleged profits from their fraudulent scheme — $1.2 million which was paid to them for their stock newsletter / software (Daytradingrobot.com and Doublingstocks.com) and $1.865 million in payments from various parties to promote stocks. And the amounts of money mentioned in the SEC’s lawsuit only include a couple of the pump and dumps that the Hunter twins ran.

Under today’s announced settlement, the Hunter brothers, without admitting or denying the allegations in the Commission’s complaint, consented to the entry of a judgment requiring Alex Hunter to pay a $100,000 penalty, requiring Tom Hunter to pay a $75,000 penalty, and enjoining both brothers individually from future violations of Section 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule 10b-5 thereunder.

 

Disclaimer: I have no position in any stock mentioned above. This blog has a terms of use that is incorporated by reference into this post; you can find all my disclaimers and disclosures there as well.

 

American Graphite Technologies (OTCBB: AGIN) $1.1m hard mailer pump & dump

American Graphite Technologies (OTCBB: AGIN) has been on the watchlist of Prepromotion Stocks since back in January. It is now a confirmed hard mailer pump. A former Tim Challenge student emailed me this morning with photos he took of it. Click on each image to see a full-size version. Disclaimer here.

[Update 3/14/2013]: See a scan of the full 26-page mailer (40 megabyte pdf). Thanks to Sam.

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Disclosed budget: $1,160,000
Promoter: Wall Street Revelator

Paying party: Heavenly Vision Ltd.

Shares outstanding: 78,218,750
Previous closing price: $0.89
Market capitalization: $69 million

Report on Promotion Stock Secrets on AGIN.

 

Excerpt from disclaimer:

 Wall Street Revelator is a bona fide publication of general and regular circulation … Wall Street Revelator has received a total amount of twenty seven thousand … Heavenly Vision Ltd. paid one million one hundred sixty thousand …

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The previous Wall Street Revelator pump was MAXE, which did poorly:maxe

[Update 3/14/2013]:

Thee is now an online pump page for AGIN: http://graphenestock.net/trends-agin/

Partial disclaimer: “Graphenestock.net and its affiliate companies have been paid three hundred thousand dollars in cash by Heavenly Vison for investor relations work.”

PDF copy of pump page.

 

Disclaimer: I am long 3,000 shares of AGIN purchased at $0.93 this morning. [Update 3/13/2012 – I sold my shares for a small gain soon after the open]. I am a day-trader and may sell these shares at any time. This blog has a terms of use that is incorporated by reference into this post; you can find all my disclaimers and disclosures there as well.

 

Lot78 Inc. (OTCBB: LOTE) “up to” $2.5m pump & dump

I first received pump emails yesterday prior to the market open on Lot78 from the various websites of Global Marketing Media LLC, that disclosed “Global Marketing Media LLC has been compensated sixty thousand dollars for a two day marketing and promotional effort on LOTE by Capital Financial Media, LLC.” Capital Financial Media aka CFM aka SmallCapFortunes.com is a big pumper and most of their pumps have hard mailers. Emails prior to the market open today came from MicroCapFortunes.com and BuyPennyStocks.com, linking to this landing page: http://www2.breakawaystocksonline.com/lot78/index.html

Disclosed budget: “up to $2,500,000”
Promoter: Eric Dickson’s Breakaway Stocks

Paying party: Capital Financial Media LLC

Shares outstanding: 57,053,138
Previous closing price: $0.92
Market capitalization: $52 million

“CFMhasmanaged [sic] a total production budget of up to $2,500,000 for advertising efforts and will retain any amounts over and above the cost of production, copywriting services, mailing and other distribution expenses, as a fee for its services. Breakaway Stocks is paid $5,000 as an editorial fee fromCFMand [sic] also expects to receive newsubscriber [sic] revenue as a result of this advertising effort.”

Two years ago Capital Financial Media (CFM) had a reputation for fairly successful large mailer pumps. They no longer have that reputation as many of their pumps in the last two years have done horribly. I am looking to short LOTE at some point, though probably not immediately. Notice the weasily way the compensation is disclosed: “up to $2,500,000” — I believe it likely that nowhere near that much ever gets spent.

Full disclaimer:

IMPORTANT NOTICE AND DISCLAIMER: This advertising issue of Breakaway Stocks does not purport to provide an analysis of any company’s financial position, operations or prospects and this is not to be construed as a recommendation by Breakaway Stocks or an offer or solicitation to buy or sell any security. Lot78, (LOTE), the company featured in this issue, appears as paid advertising by SopacHoldings Ltd. to provide public awareness for LOTE. Breakaway Stocks and Capital Financial Media (CFM) have used outside research andwriters using public information to create the advertisement coming fromBreakaway Stocks about LOTE. Although the information contained in this advertisement is believed to be reliable, Breakaway Stocks and CFMmakes nowarranties as to the accuracy of any of the content herein and accepts no liability for howreadersmay choose to utilize the content.Readers should performtheir own due-diligence, including consultingwith a licensed, qualified investment professional or analyst. Further, readers are strongly urged to independently verify all statementsmade in this advertisement and performextensive due diligence on this or any other advertised company. Breakaway Stocks is not offering securities for sale. An offer to buy or sell can bemade onlywith accompanying disclosure documents and only in the states and provinces forwhich they are approved.Many states have established rules requiring the approval of a security by a state security administrator. Checkwith http://www.nasaa.org or call your state security administrator to determinewhether a particular security is licensed for sale in your state.Many companies have information filedwith state securities regulators andmanywill supply investorswith additional information on request. CFMhasmanaged a total production budget of up to $2,500,000 for advertising efforts and will retain any amounts over and above the cost of production, copywriting services, mailing and other distribution expenses, as a fee for its services. Breakaway Stocks is paid $5,000 as an editorial fee fromCFMand also expects to receive newsubscriber revenue as a result of this advertising effort. *More information can be received fromLOTE’s investor relations firm. Further, specific financial information, filings and disclosures aswell as general investor information about publicly traded companies like LOTE, advice to investors and other investor resources are available at the Securities and Exchange Commissionwebsitewww.sec.gov andwww.nasd.com. Any investment should bemade only after consultingwith a qualified investment advisor and after reviewing the publicly available financial statements of and other information about the company and verifying that the investment is appropriate and suitable. Investing in securities is highly speculative and carries a great deal of risk especially as to newcompanieswith limited operations and no history of earnings. The information contained herein contains forward-looking Informationwithin the meaning of section 27a of the Securities Act of 1993, as amended, and section 21e of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, including statements regarding expected growth of the featured company. In accordancewith the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities LitigationReform Act, LOTE notes that statements contained herein that look forward in time,which include everything other than historical information, involve risks and uncertainties thatmay affect the Company’s actual results of operations. Factors that could cause actual results to differ include the size and growth of the market, the Company’s ability to fund its capital requirements in the near termand in the long term; pricing pressures, technology issues etc.

PDF copy of LOTE pump web page.

[Edit 2013-4-24]: Scan of front and rear of LOTE hard mailer.

Disclaimer: I have no position in any stock mentioned above. This blog has a terms of use that is incorporated by reference into this post; you can find all my disclaimers and disclosures there as well.

Cloud Star Corporation (CLDS) Pump and dump with purported $2.5m budget

Cloud Star Corporation (OTCBB: CLDS) has a landing page online now: http://cldsreport.com/. I am not aware of how long it has been online. I was made aware of it this afternoon when I received uncompensated emails from Initial Investments LLC. An online version of that email can be seen here.

Disclosed budget: $2,500,000
Promoter: Jonathan Kolber’s Transformational Technology Report

Paying party: Elocin Investments

Shares outstanding: 97,200,000
Previous closing price: $0.50
Market capitalization: $48 million

“CloudStar Corp. (hereafter “CLDS”), the company featured in this issue, appears as paid advertising, paid by Elocin Investments $2,500,000 to enhance public awareness for CLDS … Inciti Inc., a corporation owned by an affiliate of Endorser, received a $10,000 fee for this advertising effort.”

So far there is no chatter on Twitter about CLDS. One interesting thing about this promotion is the following line from the disclaimer: “Endorsement is expressly limited to the following statement: ‘Assuming CLDS receives millions of dollars in fresh capital and hires outstanding management, capital gains are possible.'” So in other words, assuming everything goes great, this stock will be a great investment! Of course, you could say the same thing about anything, even Russian Roulette. Traders could make money in CLDS but anyone who invests for the long term will feel like playing Russian Roulette after they lose most of their money.

Full disclaimer:

 IMPORTANT NOTICE AND DISCLAIMER: This paid advertisement by The Transformational Technology Report (hereafter “TTR”) does not purport to provide an analysis of any company’s financial position, operations, or prospects and this is not to be construed as a recommendation by TTR, or an offer to sell or solicitation to buy or sell any security. CloudStar Corp. (hereafter “CLDS”), the company featured in this issue, appears as paid advertising, paid by Elocin Investments $2,500,000 to enhance public awareness for CLDS. Although the information contained in this advertisement is believed to be reliable, TTR makes no warranties as to the accuracy of any of the content herein and accepts no liability for how readers may choose to utilize it. The information contained herein is based exclusively on information generally available to the public and does not contain any material, non-public information. Readers should perform their own due-diligence before investing in any security including consulting with a qualified investment advisor or analyst. Readers should independently verify all statements made in this advertisement and perform extensive due-diligence on this or any other advertised company. Inciti Inc., a corporation owned by an affiliate of Endorser, received a $10,000 fee for this advertising effort. Endorsement is expressly limited to the following statement:“Assuming CLDS receives millions of dollars in fresh capital and hires outstanding management, capital gains are possible.” Neither Jonathan Kolber nor TTR has performed independent due diligence on CLDS. TTR and/or Inciti Inc. also expect to receive new subscriber revenue and mail list rental, the amount which is unknown at this time,as a result of this advertising effort. TTR nor any of their principals, officers, directors, partners, agents, or affiliates are not, nor do we represent ourselves to be, registered investment advisors, brokers, or dealers in securities. TTR is not offering securities for sale. An offer to buy or sell can be made only with accompanying disclosure documents and only in the states and provinces for which they are approved. Research and any due diligence were conducted by an outside researcher for this advertisement. More information can be received from the TTR website at www.transformationaltechnologyreport.com. Further, specific financial information, filings and disclosures as well as general investor information about publicly listed compa- nies and other investor resources can be found at the Securities and Exchange Commission website at www.sec.gov and www.nasd.com. Any investment should be made only after consulting with a qualified investment advisor and only after reviewing the financial statements and other pertinent corporate information about the company. Many states have established rules requiring the approval of a security by a state security administrator. Check with www.nasaa.org or call your state security administrator to determine whether a particular security is licensed for sale in your state. This advertisement is not intended for readers in any jurisdiction where not permissible under local regulations and investors in those jurisdictions should disregard it. Investing in securities is highly speculative and carries a great deal of risk, which may result in investors losing all of their invested capital. Past performance does not guarantee future results. The informa- tion contained herein contains forward-looking statements and information within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, including statements regarding expected continual growth of the featured company. Forward-looking statements are based upon expectations, estimates and projections at the time the statements are made and involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual events to differ materially from those anticipated. Forward-looking statements may be identified through the use of words such as expects, will, anticipates, estimates, believes, or by statements indicating certain actions may, could, should, or might occur. Any statements that express or involve predictions, expectations, beliefs, plans, projections, objectives, goals or future events or performance may be forward-looking statements. In accordance with the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, the publisher notes that statements contained herein that look forward in time, which include other than historical information, involve risks and uncertainties that may affect the company’s actual results of operations. Factors that could cause actual results to differ include, but are not limited to, the size and growth of the market for the company’s products and services, regulatory approvals, the company’s ability to fund its capital requirements in the near term and the long term, pricing pressures and other risks detailed in the company’s reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The Transformational Technology Report is a trademark of Jonathan Kolber. All other trademarks used in this publication are the property of their respective trademark holders. TTR and Jonathan Kolber are not affiliated, connected, or associated with, and are not sponsored, approved, or originated by, the trademark holders unless otherwise stated. No claim is made by TTR or Jonathan Kolber to any rights in any third-party trademarks.

PDF copy of CLDS pump web page.

 

Disclaimer: I have no position in any stock mentioned above. This blog has a terms of use that is incorporated by reference into this post; you can find all my disclaimers and disclosures there as well.