quote:Instead, the Munchkin Man seeks to inspire you to tell the truth at all times and to make sure you tell the truth at all times.
lol, coupled with the "American Way" patronization, sounds more as though you're running for office... why pick here? now? seems if "truth & American Way" were a concern, you'd be focusing on boards where the tough, con questions are getting deleted while the easy, pro posts remain...
quote:Freedom of speech does not include the right to commit acts of libel.
What *are* you going on about? You think you've been libeled?
quote:The Munchkin Man now supplements his retirment income as a freelance textbook editor and proofreader.
really? El-hi? College? What kind of editor? As a freelancer, do you correspond with your contact in third-person?
quote:The Munchkin Man would also like to add that starting his very own stock investing newsletter is in his future plans.
good luck with that...
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Next link is an excellent explanation of all the different types of forms for reporting insider selling. I would like to pay attention to form 144 which contains loopholes for selling restricted shares as common shares,
Some discussion. The bounty page is useful and readers should know there is no penalty if you are wrong about unlawful insider selling.
An example is the insider selling of NDOL is, at least, suspicious. Form 144 are filed just before, during and at the end of the pump. Immediately I ask, "How did those people anticipate the pump efforts?" I am sure their filings are not pure luck. This "suggests" they had inside information. If this was to be proven true, then it's Camp Cupcake time.
However, Martha was not nailed for insider selling, she was nailed for lying.
Readers are encouraged if you suspect unlawful insider selling, report this to the SEC. There is no penalty, no liability if you are wrong.
On the forms to be filed, again, give close attention to loopholes in regulations. Many claim, certainly the NDOL boys, restricted shares cannot be sold. This is untrue. There are loopholes allowing restricted to be sold as common. How often this happens, I have no clue. You need to research all filings and develop some sense of history of share structure then link shares to insider names.
Clearly the NDOL insiders dumping shares have come crawling out of the woodwork. How those people came into owning millions of shares, you will have to look at SEC filings going back a good number of years to discover if those people are listed. If not found, this "suggests" problems; concealment.
Readers are encouraged to visit both sites, to research, read and learn. My experience is learning never proves harmful nor fatal.
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i doubt that NDOL is being optioned, but there are ways for insiders to sell without the knowledge leaking....
Many senior executives at publicly traded companies use collars as a way to protect their personal wealth that might be heavily concentrated in their company's stock. By collaring their stock, an executive can insure the value of his/her stock without paying huge premiums for put insurance.
didn't you ever watch the old Superman? Truth Justice and the American Way.. the actor was George Reeves (not Chris)
You're kidding, right?
how I got my start...
seriously, best pal was 1 of 9 kids, only Hispanic family on the block in those Ward N June daze; of all we kids up n down the block, our ages were closest. Despite the language barrier, both Moms secretly sewed us T-shirts with the S icon, padded even, like a quilt...no expense spared!
With red towels safety-pinned around our necks, we flew about the neighborhood (auto-generated sound FX, especially the wshhhp! when landing)--razzing bullies and stomping out red wasps and hornets...known menaces to the general welfare.
Of course, patrol break was perfectly timed to the daily broadcast, supplemented by snacks in front of the b & w TV...
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Now I understand why Tex hangs out inside so many telephone booths.
"NDOL is traded on the Frankfurt exchange..."
Glassman, I read companies bragging about be listed over in Germany, a number of different exchanges. My first thought is, "naked shorting." There is one exchange in particular over there, name escapes me but I recognize it when I see it, which is well known for listing a company's stock without permission of the company. Then the stock is naked shorted.
A company has to begin litigation to have their stock delisted. This is common.
Germans in charge over there, fairly much a collection of criminals.
quote:Instead, the Munchkin Man seeks to inspire you to tell the truth at all times and to make sure you tell the truth at all times.
lol, coupled with the "American Way" patronization, sounds more as though you're running for office... why pick here? now? seems if "truth & American Way" were a concern, you'd be focusing on boards where the tough, con questions are getting deleted while the easy, pro posts remain...
quote:Freedom of speech does not include the right to commit acts of libel.
What *are* you going on about? You think you've been libeled?
quote:The Munchkin Man now supplements his retirment income as a freelance textbook editor and proofreader.
really? El-hi? College? What kind of editor? As a freelancer, do you correspond with your contact in third-person?
quote:The Munchkin Man would also like to add that starting his very own stock investing newsletter is in his future plans.
good luck with that...
*bump*
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quote:Originally posted by Purl Gurl: Now I understand why Tex hangs out inside so many telephone booths.
"NDOL is traded on the Frankfurt exchange..."
Glassman, I read companies bragging about be listed over in Germany, a number of different exchanges. My first thought is, "naked shorting." There is one exchange in particular over there, name escapes me but I recognize it when I see it, which is well known for listing a company's stock without permission of the company. Then the stock is naked shorted.
A company has to begin litigation to have their stock delisted. This is common.
Germans in charge over there, fairly much a collection of criminals.
Purl Gurl
Berlin, I believe is on the tippaya tongue...
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There are times I would like to bump an article. However, even if I gently bump an article with my hips, this entire board would be outsourced to New Delhi, India.
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German exchanges are notorious for Slimy Hedge Fund activities...Example: what would be illegal NSS in the U.S is overlooked there, if not promoted.
Quess where some of our congressmen have hedge fund accounts. And if true about a $5,000,000.00 buy in, how do some congressmen under suspicion buy in at a Mil.
But the investigation is being dropped, how cozy,eh?
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quote:Instead, the Munchkin Man seeks to inspire you to tell the truth at all times and to make sure you tell the truth at all times.
lol, coupled with the "American Way" patronization, sounds more as though you're running for office... why pick here? now? seems if "truth & American Way" were a concern, you'd be focusing on boards where the tough, con questions are getting deleted while the easy, pro posts remain...
quote:Freedom of speech does not include the right to commit acts of libel.
What *are* you going on about? You think you've been libeled?
quote:The Munchkin Man now supplements his retirment income as a freelance textbook editor and proofreader.
really? El-hi? College? What kind of editor? As a freelancer, do you correspond with your contact in third-person?
quote:The Munchkin Man would also like to add that starting his very own stock investing newsletter is in his future plans.
good luck with that...
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All we can do is shine a light for those just coming in...Legal? smeagal, the SEC is enept at this sort of thing in a timely manner. FBI? maybe, but I'm not holding my breadth at this juncture in time.
Lawsuits? silly smoke screen by desparate posters.
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Yep, the sec has proven itself worthless.. much like every other federal agency... I'm sure that there has to be some legal recourse on some level though... I know places like ihub have disclaimers posted.. but surely that can't protect those posters and moderators from being sued?
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Matt generally doesn't follow threads unless he sees alot of posts in one day.. I know he is supposed to keep up with every deleted post though... since he states that quite clearly to anyone who is a moderator over there, then he is also responsible for what his moderators do.
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Takes tons of money to sue in a case like this... Most of the guys that would sue anybody don't have the money for a used Yugo. Besides malicious attempt laws would probably kick in.
I know some very well heeled lawyers as old fishing clients, and can say this, they would laugh they're collective arses off if they were briefed.
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So for instance, you could run your thread haphazardly, irresponsibly for some time before Matt would know, eh? I mean, without complaints or wildy unusual traffic...??
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quote:Originally posted by glassman: nope MM, but now that you mention it? i'll take a look tomorrow. thanx for the suggestion....
a quick Real-Time SEC Filings scan shows:No real-time filings were found for the search: TDCP. so i would only be comfortable putting it on a wacthlist for trading inandoutof
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Greetings Glassman!
The Munchkin has just finished taking his bubble bath and has just put on his clean pajamas.
The Munchkin Man is jumping up and down with joy over your possible interest in TDCP.
As a token of the Munchkin Man's generosity, the Munchkin Man would like to present you with a source of some tremendous due diligence on this fascinating company and its stock:
quote:Originally posted by Relentless Despot: Yep, the sec has proven itself worthless.. much like every other federal agency... I'm sure that there has to be some legal recourse on some level though... I know places like ihub have disclaimers posted.. but surely that can't protect those posters and moderators from being sued?
ya, really, really tough--have been through it in initial stages (reporting to authorities) where fraud is clearly the intent. Basically, two forces at work: (1) jurisdiction (2) actual damages
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quote: The Munchkin Man is jumping up and down with joy over your possible interest in TDCP.
Jeeze.. you're up this late and you're jumping on your mommy's bed? She's really going to ground you this time.. no more computer play time for the munchkin.
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quote:Originally posted by glassman: nope MM, but now that you mention it? i'll take a look tomorrow. thanx for the suggestion....
a quick Real-Time SEC Filings scan shows:No real-time filings were found for the search: TDCP. so i would only be comfortable putting it on a wacthlist for trading inandoutof
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Greetings Glassman!
The Munchkin has just finished taking his bubble bath and has just put on his clean pajamas.
The Munchkin Man is jumping up and down with joy over your possible interest in TDCP.
As a token of the Munchkin Man's generosity, the Munchkin Man would like to present you with a source of some tremendous due diligence on this fascinating company and its stock:
quote:Originally posted by Relentless Despot: Sure can tex
ya, see... I think peeps don't get the inherent structural (and to that extent, philosophical) differences among boards...
For example, i-hub: paid members "take precedence"; NOT a thing wrong with that--peeps subscribe as they want.
However, I bet -- legally -- it's kinda like renting space at a mini-warehouse. That is, they have control over "their space" as long as the rest of "the complex" is not endangered by their presence. There's several really good forums there, and some damn fine traders. But the structure is different...
Here? no subscriptions, and a coupla threads that don't even require registration, last time I checked, and no limit on free posts, and very lenient within bounds... We are a very "open" board...excepting Bob's long-standing policy against paid-promo sites...
"tough" maybe, but open...
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yep, there are some great guys over there.. I keep in touch with some of the smarter traders... But there is a major flaw.. Letting shareholders moderate their own boards.. including allowing them to delete posts is a very bad idea and invites havoc. Also, the board itself is just too large... not meaning too many people, but too many threads and too disjointed.
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