FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

“Has Parabolic or its employees been the subject of an SEC investigation?”

At no time since its inception has Parabolic or any of its affiliates been under regulatory investigation by the SEC, NASD or any other state, federal, or local regulatory body.

“How long do the campaigns last?”

The time frames of stock awareness campaigns vary depending on the needs of our clients. That said, the benefits of our stock awareness campaigns usually last long after the campaign end date has passed (see “What happens to our stock when the campaign is over?” below).

“What is the cost of a stock awareness campaign?”

The cost of stock awareness campaigns vary depending on the needs of our clients.

“How does Parabolic get paid?”

Parabolic accepts cash or free-trading, non-affiliate stock in payment for its services.

“What happens to our stock when the campaign is over?”

Many of our clients have found that our stock awareness campaigns have lasting long-term effects on the company’s trading stock.  This is because our campaigns always result in huge increases in awareness of your stock and usually result in an increased number of shareholders and the number of people watching the stock.  So, long after our campaign ends, when your company has significant news it is often seen by and acted upon by a substantially trading volume.

“How can we be sure that Parabolic does not violate any SEC or other rules when carrying out its promotional campaigns?”

Parabolic LLC is and will remain extremely cautious with keeping mindful of the SEC and its rules as they relate to stock promotion. We all know that there is no room for error. Our attorney Irving Einhorn, who we are counseled by frequently, has been practicing securities law for well over 30 years.  He spent the first 17 years after graduating from law school as an employee of the SEC, where he advanced to the position of Regional Director of the SEC’s Los Angeles Regional Office. In 1989, he left the SEC and joined a New York Stock Exchange member firm as executive vice president and general counsel. After leaving the brokerage business, he started a private practice specializing in securities enforcement and regulatory issues. We know the rules and you can rest assured that we will not do anything that could jeopardize your company, or Parabolic.

“Is this a pump and dump?”

Absolutely not. Pump-and-dump schemes are illegal and unethical. Parabolic has never been and never will be involved in any pump-and-dump schemes.  Pump-and-dumps schemes involve the intentional use of false, inaccurate, misleading and outlandish statements to hype stocks, and then "dumping" them on the public at inflated prices, with complete disregard for disclosure.

“How do I know we’ll get what we pay for?”

Because we Guarantee it in a written contract!  Also, check out Parabolic’s “Big 4 Promise” on our Why Parabolic? page.