Looks like a Mr. Jean Dore has decided to join RagingBull so that he could post there, for the first time, in response to the statements I made in starting this thread.
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In that thread, he claims to be president of the Canadian subsidiary of HYURA.
Funny that he didn't want to shell out a few dollars so that he could respond with his hype right here, where my post was. Guess he just wanted to do it on RB, because it's free there.
He doesn't refute any of the serious claims I make about the company:
* the market cap is extremely high
* there are no operations to speak of
* the corporate history and Mr. Charles E. Campbell are distinguished by problems with fraud and inadequate disclosure, according to the SEC
* Charles E. Campbell is presently being sued by the SEC for securities fraud
* the supposed product might not be secure, as claimed, because eavesdroppers with a sufficiently sensitive receiver can pick up the signal transmitted by the card.
The most he claims for his company is that it has rights to a certain thing for which no sales are claimed, and that the company has been shuffling itself about. What a wonderful reason for this co. to have a market cap of a quarter billion dollars.
His only plausible claim that I made any kind of error is his statement that Charles E. Campbell is not running the company. Well, Mr. Campbell's name appears in the news releases, just as they always have. Since the company does not report, there is in fact no reliable way for the investor to determine the identities of the 10% shareholders, the officers, and the directors. Nor is there any reliable way of knowing the financial condition and capitalization structure of the company, or whether shenanigans and related-party transactions might be going on.
I challenge Mr. Dore to file immediately full disclosure with the SEC, rather than posting won an online bulletin board what I believe to be just some selective hype and obfuscatory details. |
