Do you realize someone could of bought a million shares expecting them to have prototypes this week, only to learn later that the post was fake?
Anyone that buys or sells shares on "news" from an anonymous internet source that is in no way affiliated with the company without directly verifying that news themselves deserves to lose that money and would (hopefully although not likely) learn a valuable lesson in the process.
Yeah it's great to say this but but people do come here to [ActiveMining] The Official Active Mining Discussion Thread to get pertinent info about this security, it's part of the process of doing researching with these stocks as WSJ et. al. isn't covering this sector (incase you haven't noticed.)
There have been more than a few people who have taken it upon themselves to contact Ken and then "unofficially" post whatever it is they find out.
Not cool.
Just keep your hats on and let the PR purveyors do their job.
And when the WSJ does pick up on a story they're track record isn't great **cough** Joe Lewis
