3D Eye Solutions, Inc. (OTCMKTS:TDEY) Teams Up with Two Related Tickers

3D Eye Solutions, Inc. (OTCMKTS:TDEY) aims to save the day by gaining a partner, another company headed by Mr. Edward Vaksers. Yet for now, the scheme falters, at least on the OTC markets, where TDEY lost another 7% to $0.0114, on dollar volumes of $491,000.

In fact, TDEY has been building a trifecta through shared officers- Mr. Clark Otiz is the glue between the 3D holding and another small cap, Swordfish Financial, Inc. (OTCMKTS:SWRF). Mr. Vaksers brought PBS Holdings, Inc. (OTCMKTS:PBHG) into the joint game. And with the history of those companies, we may easily predict they will have a happy run before once again going to hell in one big partnership handbasket.

PBHG almost touched 14 cents, when small-scale selling pulled it back to $0.096. And Swordfish Financials has been hovering for a while between a cent and two cents. When looking for one of the three companies on well-visited financial news sites, all their press releases come together. So if you select any of those tickers, be aware that there is a concerted effort at publicity, which may move the shares disproportionately.

For now, TDEY and PBHG have not received attention from pumpers, and seem to have taken the matter in their own hands, given that Mr. Vaksers is a veteran advertising and communications expert. And if you don’t have enough red flags, SWRF is a ticker that is familiar with episodic aggressive promotion, the latest one in the summer months. At first sight, SWRF is a good addition to the mix, with its iPoint TV technology that aims to adapt and stream TV content to all devices.

So we may either say that those three tickers represent a strong team that would deliver 3D television- or admit that in fact, it is the same group of people gaining exposure to investors through three different OTC channels.

All three tickers offer different price ranges, from the almost speculative double-zero and cent levels of TDEY, to the more respectable price for PBHG, and the low fluctuation in a tight range for SWRF. But whichever one you choose, you get weak underlying financials, and a worrying insider pact.

If you still believe those tickers could make a run as they boost each other to higher visibility, it is still best to avoid investing unaffordable sums, and be prepared for deep corrections if the press hype slows down.

And the question remains of why TDEY is still holding back in creating an Apple product app, so far only selling its 3D viewing tool for Android phones. An Apple application would be a better exposure, and a sign that TDEY and its partners are prepared to tackle the rigorous process of creating content for the iPad and the iPhone.