This is a chart showing trading in a company called CYNK Technology since June 17. The stock is up nearly 25,000%. That's not a typo.

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The company's stock, which the folks at ZeroHedge first alerted us to, has gone from $0.10 on June 17 to $14.71 as of Wednesday's close. At its current stock price, the company's market cap is $4.29 billion.

This is a gain of more than 24,000%. For some perspective, Apple, one of the most successful companies and stocks of the last generation, is up about 18,000% since it went public in 1980.

But there is, as you could imagine, a slight problem with CYNK: It's not clear if there's any value to it.

The website associated with the company is introbiz.com. On introbiz.com, under the "About IntroBiz" section, it states that, "Thru our marketplace you may both buy and sell the ability to socially connect to individuals such as celebrities, business owners, and talented IT professionals."

This premise, as we understand it, is basically a Facebook-like social network where you would pay IntroBiz (or CYNK, or whoever), to connect you with someone else.

Maybe someone cool or famous. Who knows?

Here's a screen shot of the home page. We're not quite sure what to make of it.

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The stock trades over-the-counter on an unregulated exchange and as a result isn't required to follow the same financial reporting rules as companies that trade on the New York Stock Exchange or Nasdaq.

The last SEC filing for the company is a Form 15, which is a filing used by foreign companies to suspend their duty to file financial reports with the SEC.

On March 31, the company told the SEC it would be unable to file its Annual Report on Form 10-K.

And so trying to get a picture of CYNK's financials is a difficult task.

The company's contact info, per otcmarkets.com, lists an address in Belize.

However, the same site says the company is incorporated in Nevada and is classified as a data processing and preparation firm.

According to data on Yahoo Finance, the company reported no revenue for any of its fiscal years ended on Dec. 31 2011, 2012, or 2013. This data also shows that the company's total operating loss for 2013 totaled $1.5 million.

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