Heavy promotional clouds gathered over Caduceus Software Systems Corp. (OTC:CSOC) yesterday when we received for the third time in a row one and the same batch of promotional emails highlighting a paid promotion that was supposed to have already expired. Let’s try to shed light on the situation.
Two days ago, Caduceus Software Systems Corp. (OTC:CSOC) surged 40% on a new round of promotional newsletters disclosing a compensation of $1.3 million for a one-month profile on CSOC. However, the same batch of promo emails containing a carbon copy of the disclaimer had previously reached our database around Sep. 20. If this were not enough, we received them again yesterday, shortly after the end of the trading session, which raises significant concern over the credibility of the actual duration of the promo period.
If we were to consider Sep. 20 as the start of the one-month campaign, it must have ended by Oct. 31, at the latest (provided that the campaign lasted 30 working, instead of 30 calendar days). That is why, when the same group of promoters started sending the same emails disclosing the same paying party, this is indicative of either a second consecutive promotion worth $1.3 million, or the same movie rerun twice aimed at misleading investors.
No matter what the real situation looks like, the paying party will hardly be able to get the best return on their investment. Following Monday’s surge, CSOC stock registered two negative sessions in a row, which resulted in a cumulative depreciation of approx. 10%. As a consequence, CSOC closed yesterday at $0.063 per share on a volume of 11 million, or 25% of the volume record set on Monday.
To ensure sustainable market performance, the company’s managers should focus on action rather than talk. Only then will CSOC stand a chance of scoring high without the need of artificial pumping whose success is not guaranteed anyway.
