City Capital Corporation (PINK:CCTC) struggles to get the climb at any cost. Since last Thursday, the stock has been falling 
down and now the company looks desperate to pump up its price.
Apparently, the only way for City Capital to get the climb is by good news and promotions. Over the past week, the company has been constantly publishing positive announcements on its business, though they still cannot push up the stock. Most probably, that was the reason for CCTC to start promotions.
The campaign started during the weekend, when CCTC was promoted by a couple of websites spreading out the alerts that the stock could be shaping up a to be another BIG gainer on the market. Both of the promoters have received $40.000 in total from Treasure Coast Health Associates, who held the campaign. Now, the big question is if the promotions will work out as the latest news by City Capital haven’t influenced the stock price yet. Though, today the campaign continues along with the compensations.
Last Friday, the company released two positive announcements on its activities, reporting that its subsidiary ERX Energy, LLC has completed a warehouse roofing project for a global manufacturer of flooring products, as well as the beta web site of ERX Energy. According to the announcement, Mr. Jeffrey Smuda, CEO of City Capital, was excited on the company’s new customers relationships as CCTC was seeking to expand its footprint beyond the NY metropolitan area. Considering the optimistic statements along with the recent promotions of the stock, it is quite possible CCTC to get the climb any minute, though the result is yet to be seen.[BANNER]
City Capital Corp, through its subsidiaries, focuses on the design, integration, installation, and maintenance of solar roofing projects and related services for its clients across the nation. In mid-March, the company reported that its recently formed subsidiary ERX Energy had an initial revenue of $1.2 million for the month of February. However, the financial report hasn’t been published yet.
In fact, the last document filed with the SEC was an 8-K form from August 24, 2010, reporting some changes in the company’s management. This information being released, no further data on City Capital was to follow. Instead, the OTC markets website posted a warning that the company may not be making material information publicly available. Well, in this case how will investors get more information on the actual financials of CCTC?
