A hot investment recommendation based on promotion doesn't offer investors profits Eg: Ox of Wall Street!

The Ox of Wall Street recommends investments in companies they have extensively researched.  They say their recommendations will provide a solid investment for those who invest.  Their alerts allow their subscribers to take advantage of the opportunity they have researched.  They suggest you will "get in before the masses" 

As I look at the Ox of Wall Streets website, one of their investments NVNC, showed their investors a gain of 108%.  It went from $.47 to $.98 a share.  NVNC does show a price increase back in October 2009. 

It was $.45 then volume 225,000 shares.  This was a Friday. 

Monday it was $.47 volume 79,500.  This was probably when Ox of Wall Street announced their alert. 

October 13, price $.90 a share over 3,000,000 shares traded.

Oct 14, $.59, another 3,000,000 shares traded.  

Oct 15, $.78, another 1,500,000 shares traded, 

October 16, $.77 another 2,000,000 shares traded.

October 19, Monday a week later, price $.58 a share, volume over 2,800,000.  The next two months, November and December saw the shares drop to under $.20 a share. 

Some notes to consider:

Very few investors made money from $.47 a share.  Only 79,500 shares traded.  Those who bought in at $.90 the next day lost money.

Only those who bought in at $.59 a share on October 14 would have made money if they sold at $.78 or $.77 a share in the next two days.   Some would have sold but the majority of those who invested at the higher price more than likely lost money.   

If you look at the Ox of Wall Street disclaimer you will see NVNC paid the Ox of Wall Street $150,000 for a one week profile.   Could the shares sold have been those owned by NVNC?

See below taken directly from their website http://www.oxofwallstreet.com/?gclid=CM6I98WJiZ8CFRJinAodZjFUJA 

If we take this information into consideration, it makes me believe the stock moved because of the Ox of Wall Street profile.  Investing in penny stocks is risky.  There are no guarantees.  My goal is to help all of us penny investors learn what a great investment is.  

TheOxofWallstreet.com has recieved the following compensation on the following companies for a profile of their company to date:

NVNC - $150,000 for a one week profile.

DRGZ - 350,000 free trade shares by a Third Party for a one month profile

BLAP - 6 million free trade shares by a Third Party for a one month profile.

WWPW - $125,000 for a one week profile

RBTI - $200,000 for a one week profile

BGEM - 1,500,000 free trade shares by a Third Party for a one month profile.

Please note that this disclaimer may change from time to time without notice.

TheOxofWallstreet.com has recieved the following compensation on the following companies for a profile of their company to date:

NVNC - $150,000 for a one week profile.

DRGZ - 350,000 free trade shares by a Third Party for a one month profile

BLAP - 6 million free trade shares by a Third Party for a one month profile.

WWPW - $125,000 for a one week profile

RBTI - $200,000 for a one week profile

BGEM - 1,500,000 free trade shares by a Third Party for a one month profile.

Please note that this disclaimer may change from time to time without notice.