The other day it was ALL about Steve Lair. You "would have preferred Lair's daily executive leadership", but apparently anyone will do.
Where was the ZULU press release similar to NEC's (see Reply # 5503). I saw one for the "GURU" Rogers for ZuluMedia (SIM). ZULU seems to casually mention Lair as CEO of Zulu (the holding company). Is Hayton renting Lair's name?
You are a very skilled salesman. But I consider it as bad to "feed" people a false sense of security to get them to buy into "your" investment as for someone to intentionally beat a stock down to buy it at a lower cost. The difference is you want people to buy a very risky stock at a higher price. If you were as secure in your investment as you pretend, you wouldn't be as concerned with the short-term gains you are "spinning" for, and you might even want to average down. If this stock lives up to it's potential you will make your fortune. However, if it lives up to what many of us suspect from allegations as sound as any of the positive speculation I have seen here, then there will be much howling and crying on this thread.
Where are the statements from ZULU in their defense against The Stock Detective and Wired Magazine???
Why would The Stock Detective and Wired Magazine set themselves up for a lawsuit (and where are these lawsuits)???
These questions are as valid as "Why would ZULU do anything crooked?"
The main connection between ZULU and Enhanced Services seems to be Hayton and his buddy Richard Fisher. They seem to work very good together (but to whose benefit?). I can't see another connection, although I'm sure you will come up with many. I don't believe that ZULU and ESVS would be doing business together if not for Fisher and Hayton's involvement. Now you may paint a rosy picture around that, but it scares me.
As to the question of the importance of who signs the checks, the following quote/allegation from The Stock Detective should give everyone something to think about (and I'm not saying you haven't, but new investors may not want to disregard it):
"Quadrax officials discovered that Hayton had used more than $1 million in company funds to write checks to his wife, attorneys unrelated to Quadrax, and Apogee Robotics, as well as for undocumented travel expenses. Quadrax later said it was square with Hayton regarding to these funds"
Quadrax's founder was ... drumroll ... Richard A. Fisher.
For those new investors interested in buying this stock (and for those wondering why the price isn't skyrocketing along with other internet stocks), please feel free to follow the link below:
stockdetective.com
This stock has made money for many people and may make do so again in the future (Hey , it's an OTC BB - it can go up or down for whatever reason). If you read The Stock Detective and Wired articles and still want to put your money down, then I wish you the best of luck with your gamble (not an investment at this point IMO). |
