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They used to reply with letters the SEC gave them. And they'd be very rudimentary at the beginning. One explained to me what short selling was, and how naked short selling worked. But watching that yesterday..... the level of intelligence was extremely low. Ackerman from NY, a real jerk...

These people are so stupid, they do not even know the duties of the SEC IG. They think he's the Chairman of the SEC. Ackerman of NY is chewing him out, wanting to know how he let such a fraud slip by. He wants to know how his constituent will pay his mortgage. Kotz, who has been extremely...

http://www.deepcapture.com/index.php?s=frpt Be sure to check out the chart w/the fails. That's why the stock is rebounding. I believe, w/Madoff, the "Naked" shorts, the manipulators ( I differentiate between shorts and manipulators) make the stock a nice play. No position.

Pretty good call here: Now a different line. The SEC, promulgated Reg SHO. And by the way, I can do without the phone calls saying, “Byrne, how can you be criticizing the SEC?” Don’t you think I know that it’s crazy to be up, do you think I don’t know it’s crazy to be out here...

Well, I dismissed O’Brien. And I did, but I remember that before I did or as I did he said, “Look, just watch for four things.” And he made these four predictions: that Herb Greenberg, Barron’s - now that I Overstock.com Webcast Regarding had gotten into it with David Rocker...

Remember this thread? http://elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=53995&highlight=ostk and this post? SWScapital Registered: Apr 2005 Posts: 621 08-17-05 02:36 PM Sith lord driving his stocks manipulation...ROFLMMFAO...LOLOLOLOLOL I cast no dispersion on the author...

Now, let's dance, shall we????? Thanks to email messages and trading data recently obtained through discovery in the Fairfax Financial vs. SAC Capital, et al, lawsuit, we know that hedge funds such as Rocker Partners (later Copper River Partners), Kynikos Associates, Third Point Capital, and...

Here's how you do 40 %. I'll put in in the Reporters thread........... http://www.deepcapture.com/hedge-funds-reading-tomorrows-headlines-today/#comment-140792

Just the beginning. Do you think these ego-maniacs telling you they made 40% each year paid taxes? sure, Madoff is in Switzerland, probably the Caymans. But the money is huge, and everybody played. And it was funneled offshore, and it came back here via ATM cards w/no names. You swiped...

The Dems. The Greenies. It's coming. They've wanted to do it for years, and they will. They want gas prices up to force alternative fuels. Andthey are going to force Detroit to make cars that won't sell: The way to sell them is force gas up. I thought the revenue neutral approach was...

Story isn't told yet. First, you can't get out. Second, the tax guys are looking offshore with a fine toothed comb. Guess who they're gonna find.

I think it's an interesting idea. The Dems want gas up, regressive, hurts the middle / lower classes. This is some creative thinking. The question is, are the legislators. enough afraid of the masses to do the right thing? Not yet. But it's coming. They are going to do some things coming...

http://www.weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/015/949rsrgi.asp

How convenient. The DTCC and the SEC come up with this. What could be wrong? They'll be no SEC soon, anyway. Then, we have to get the DTCC. Cuomo is there, that's public. I hear the Feds are too. Obviously, with Madoff making the rules, we have a serious graft problem. Nobody does...

I used to wish for fancy cars, beautiful women, lots of cash. After 08, I've throttled back a bit. Now, I only hope I can die in my sleep.

CNBC. 20 years of Journalistic Integrity. And no finer display than right here: http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=956266043&play=1 They don't lather up this at a Jack Shack (so I"m told). This is not reporting.

Very plausible. Very.

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" People were nasty in NYC during New Years " what's your point?

• James J. Cramer, “Future of Business” New York Magazine “Goldman Sachs… finishes the year at $300 a share. Not a prediction — an inevitability.” Goldman Sachs’ share price was $78, and the firm announced its first quarterly loss — $2.2 billion. Via New York Magazine...