Preview of a Coming Attraction: Michael Milken, 60,000 Deaths, and The Story of Dendr

Thank you, also, for sharing this.

Two things seem quite obvious: there is more money to be made shorting,

this is the kind of stuff that could erode confidence in the capital markets

I'd say we are going way down, and civil unrest could be possible

I've heard it said that bear markets tend to cleanse the system of this stuff...who knows?:confused:
 
Quote from flytiger:

http://www.deepcapture.com/preview-...ilken-60000-deaths-and-the-story-of-dendreon/

I'll post the link here in a couple of hours, and also under the "Do Hedgies Frontrun........."

I was never so infuriated in my life when I saw Milken on Fox Baseball last Saturday bragging about the money he raised for Prostate Cancer. You are about to read the real truth. It will come in 15 installments. It will be data driven. It will infuriate anyone with a sense of justice.
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just into the 1st chapter

juicy stuff.

when do we raid the armory?
 
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Very soon. I'm really interested to see how the markets and public react. Everyone here with any experience knows what I'm talking about. It's Wall St.'s dirty little secret. When the public sees the perp walks of the nations' financiers, sees how Politicians really operate, read how bashers get paid, and by whom, well, yeah. Raid the armory.

It's like living in a condemned house. you can fool yourself and live there. But one night, it will collapse and kill you. You're better off bulldozing it, and living in the yard a couple of years, until you can build a better one. And that's where we are.

I think what is finally pushing the end to something I began here 5000 posts ago is, we're broke. No way to buy out this time.They stole it all. So, there really is no alternative.
 
And you have to love this. Jim Cramer Thinks People Who Make Misleading Statements Should Be Thrown In Jail

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For once, I agree with him.
 
Quote from shortie:

since this series of posts started DNDN has kept going down...

Markets weaker one, and two, always expect payback. You hit them, they hit you back.

That little tidbit comes from a lot of experience. Although in this case, there have been several upgrades. That's different. Never happened that way in the past, but this is a much different time. We're broke, and nobody has a pension.


If you go back to the beginning of this fiasco, you'll see Brean Murray just continually reiterate a dollar target and recommend shorting a stock you can't get a legit borrow on. Now, I know some of you say you could, or can, but you can't. They're lending the same shares out dozens of times in most cases. That's why you see Chanos blame the brokers. It's semantics.

But another trick they use is to have a broker come out and slam what they want to get lower. Then, they'll pay bashers, sometimes by buying them out of the money puts as incentive.

Don't believe that one?

http://www.deepcapture.com/email-exposes-short-seller-plot-to-destroy-a-public-company/


All in a decades work.
 
"Aguirre said that his rank-and-file colleagues at the SEC believed that Pequot’s naked short selling had the potential to “seriously injure the financial markets,” but before he could complete his investigation, Aguirre’s superiors at the SEC, captured by powerful Wall Street interests, had fired him for political reasons."

http://www.deepcapture.com/michael-milken-60000-deaths-and-the-story-of-dendreon-chapter-5-of-15/

I remind you. Aguirre has said, it was when he bumped into naked short selling that he was dismissed from the SEC.

Don't worry. Crames has got your back. Saw that on CNBC.
 
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