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To: GMPInvestor who wrote (1319)	6/21/2015 3:48:55 PM
From: the Chief	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 22811

I am going to humor you one time because you know what my cost average is. If you do not I will tell you once. I purchased ZEN at .145-16c then sold for an average of $3.29 I continue to follow the stock because 14 people decided I was not only wrong on my calls but a criminal as well. Suggesting I received insider info from either RPA, SGS, or a ZEN insider. Those same 14 people decided that everything I said was not to be trusted and they knew better. So far the stock has performed EXACTLY as I have thought and everything I predicted including the PEA in Jun and the 2 pits vs 1 pit has come true. I also follow ZEN for a third reason, its to make sure the stock I do, hold does not do as ZEN has. ZEN has a history of releasing selective data. ( "Not to be confused with the legal term selective disclosure") so my curiosity is stimulated by my continual judgement calls to see where this is going, and where it ends up. It also is to build a library of things NOT to do to shareholders. So far ZEN is a great teacher. So, I cannot relate to you at all. I have supported myself since a major injury 30 years ago. I support myself by knowing whats going on with stocks and my income is the market. I do not rely on others to tell me what a good stock is and what a bad one is. The last thing I would do is trust a broker in anything I do, why? Because brokers will put you into a stock that the company is shorting, it happens all the time and their answer to that is, they are shorting for a "short period of time" and you are a longterm investor, so the fact that you are buying their short is not relevant to them or you. 100% of the stuff a broker recommends is fed to him by his analyst. A broker is not allowed to recommend a stock that is not recommended by their analyst. So you are not trusting your broker, you are trusting GMP analyst, and I can tell you they have not done good DD at all.