The warning signsThey were all there. As for the pumping of the stock now, after a 50% loss, is just unbelievable.
Fact is, if Mr. Marshall was experiencing work overload, then he should have let the board of directors know, long before this. He should have hired someone to help.
I find if quite unbelievable that just as the 5th extension comes due, all of a sudden Mr. Marshall
has a breakdown. I just dont believe it.
This is not the behavior of a well run company by any means.
Next the financials, and that should bring the share price down to mere pennies.
This is not how a successful, well run company operates. Thank goodness for Mr. Marshall that
he sold 20 million shares. Now he will vanish into the sunset, and who gets left with holding the bag ?
You just did, 9 cents a share, down 52.63 percent.