NASD Rules states: "Because the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment protects freedom of speech, the SEC cannot simply prohibit newsletters from recommending or touting particular stocks. But when newsletters receive payment for touting, the securities laws require them to disclose specifically who paid them, the amount, and the type of payment (cash, stock, or some other thing of value)"
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What's wrong with this picture TAP / SOWK???
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Read above what the SEC requires you to do in terms of disclosure. In addition, was this fact made known at anytime on SI or Yahoo, BEFORE you began PROMOTING SOWK??? No, you concealed this fact and only after COLIN asked you "if you were paid by SOWK" did you fess up.
*Disclaimer excerpt Taken from your website: members.xoom.com
Feb. 20,1999
2.Was an S-8 filed? You sir are an employee according to SEC rules
"The Commission continues to consider the 1998 proposal to require
disclosure in the Form S-8 of the names of any consultants and advisors who will receive securities under the registration statement, as well as the amount of securities to be offered to each and the nature of the consulting or advisory services, and related comment requests"
Tap you are a f*%$$#n amatuer and i'm gonna have you and Cliff's @ss thrown in the slammer if SOWK does not give us our god d@mn shares!
-MoneyMade
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