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Nicholas Cosmo, the owner and president of Agape World, Inc. (“Agape”) and Agape Merchant Advance, LLC (“AMA”), was arrested last night pursuant to a federal complaint charging him with mail fraud.Footnote Federal agents executed search warrants at the Agape and AMA offices located in...

By David Glovin Jan. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Florida hedge-fund adviser Arthur Nadel was arrested in Florida by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and has been charged with securities fraud. Nadel’s arrest comes a week after U.S. regulators accused him of defrauding clients while overstating...

By Charles Carter Jan. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Nicholas Cosmo, founder of Agape World Inc. in Hauppauge, New York, was charged with defrauding 1,500 investors of more than $370 million, U.S. authorities said. Cosmo, arrested yesterday in New York, claimed to be in the lending business. He lent...

Hmmm, I wonder why these gurus don't have a money back guarantee. :p

This just in: President Bush will make an announcement at 9 a.m. regarding the “administration’s efforts to assist the auto industry,” according to an administration official. Possible scenarios were emerging for helping the companies. People in the industry said one scenario involves...

Bankruptcy? http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/nortel-seeking-legal-advice-bankruptcy/story.aspx?guid={B134247B-BBEB-495D-9055-46025C5CF538}&dist=TQP_Mod_mktwN

You can try this. I modified an existing Esignal efs to Highlight HH in green, LL in red, and LH and HL in blue. Copy the following formula, then in Esignal go to Tools, then EFS, then Editor. Paste the formula, then using the Save Formula As icon, give it a name and save it in whichever...

Yes.

Is he related to Jim Rogers? Rogers has been short the TLT and long the TBT. His trades are mentioned about 11:00 minutes into the video. http://www.bloomberg.com/avp/avp.htm?clipSRC=mms://media2.bloomberg.com/cache/vCM4wglCjinI.asf

Fak me. Did a file search, and found a sub-folder of Firefox named Greasemonkey on my comp. Guess I better run an AV.

I'm still waiting for you to explain how the preferred is dilutive.

For your reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stock_dilution The issue was not whether the warrants are dilutive. Clearly, they are. The issue was whether the $20B preferred was dilutive. Since they apparently are not convertible preferred shares, I still argue they are not dilutive.

Well, its late and I really don't want to debate the issue, but if a company sells $20B worth of preferred stock and receives $20B in cash, that in effect, is a wash. $20B in new assets, and $20B of new liabilities. So, tell me, specifically how has the value of the common stock been diluted?

Wrong. Govt. gets warrants for 10% of the $27B of preferred stock, ie. $2.7B worth of common stock warrants, not 10% of the entire company. Also, if a company receives $20B and issues $20B of preferred stock, that is not dilutive.

Here are the terms of the bailout. http://online.wsj.com/public/resources/documents/citi-term-sheet-1123.pdf Govt. back-stops 300B of Citi assets; Govt charges $7B fee in the form of preferred securities for loan guarantee, with 8% yield; Govt. loans Citi $20B, and receives $20B...

"Currently, plaintiffs are still fighting to get the lawsuit into court. Earlier this year, the U.S. District Court of Northern Illinois dismissed the case, based on the expiration of a four-year statute of limitations."...

http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Investing/SuperModels/StockMarketWinterIsMovingIn.aspx?page=2

Not exactly. The mortgagor (land owner) still had to pay to the lender the reasonable rental value of the property, in or toward the payment of taxes, insurance, interest, and mortgage indebtedness. Further, the statute in question was a moratorium on foreclosures, not an outright...

Well, if your risk management is so great then why require $6188 per ES contract for day trading? Do you really think a customer is going to lose more than 120 ES points per contract in a day? Especially considering as you say, if a client is deficient you liquidate immediately.