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How serious is investing in a penny stock? You CAN and OFTEN will LOSE ALL YOUR MONEY! Here is an excerpt from the SEC requiring your broker to have you read and sign a PENNY STOCK DISCLOSURE STATEMENT that you understand the associated RISKS with penny stocks.
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CHRI is one to add. Way undervalued at $.04. Earnings guidance of $.06 per share.
SNDY - Can you check this chart, thanks
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
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Washington, D.C., Jan. 31, 2012 – The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged two brothers living in Chicago and New York with naked short selling for failing to locate and deliver shares involved in short sales to broker-dealers.
Short sellers sell borrowed shares in hopes of profiting from declining prices. While short selling is legal, SEC rules require short sellers to locate shares to borrow before selling them short, and they must deliver the borrowed securities by a specified date. Market makers are excepted from the locate requirement when selling short in connection with bona-fide market making activities in the security for which the exception is claimed. Naked short selling occurs without having borrowed the securities to make delivery.
According to the SEC’s order instituting administrative proceedings against Jeffrey A. Wolfson and Robert A. Wolfson, they generated more than $17 million in ill-gotten gains from naked short selling transactions involving such stocks as Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc., Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd., Novastar Financial Inc., and NYSE Group. As Jeffrey Wolfson stated in a recorded telephone conversation, “What I sell them is not guaranteed, it never gets delivered, it’s funny paper.”
The SEC’s Division of Enforcement alleges that Jeffrey Wolfson engaged in illegal naked short sales while working as a broker-dealer himself and later as the principal trader at a Chicago-based broker-dealer that is no longer in business. He also taught his brother and others how to do it. Robert Wolfson conducted illegal naked short sales while trading through an account at New York-based broker-dealer Golden Anchor Trading II LLC, which also has been charged in the SEC’s enforcement action. The firm has changed its name to Barabino Trading LLC.
“By engaging in naked short selling, the Wolfsons had a major advantage over competitors who complied with the law and incurred the costs associated with actually borrowing the securities,” said George S. Canellos, Director of the SEC’s New York Regional Office. “The SEC is committed to recovering substantial ill-gotten proceeds made by traders who seek to circumvent important short selling regulations.”
According to the SEC’s order, the Wolfsons engaged in two types of transactions from July 2006 to July 2007 in violation of Regulation SHO. The first type of transaction – a “reverse conversion” or “reversal” – involves selling stock short and simultaneously selling a put option and buying a call option on the stock. The Wolfsons did not locate the stock before the sale, nor did they deliver the shares when sold or make a bona fide purchase of the stock when required to close out their resulting fail-to-deliver position. They were not entitled to the market maker exception to Regulation SHO because the short sales were not made in connection with bona-fide market making activities.
The SEC's order states that the second type of transaction was a stock and option combination that created the illusion that the party subject to a close-out obligation had satisfied that obligation by buying the same kind and quantity of securities it had sold short. However, the stock was always sold back either the next day or within several days, and the Wolfsons knew or had reason to know that the shares ostensibly purchased in these sham transactions would never be delivered because they were purchased from another naked short seller who did not have the stock either. The Wolfsons entered into a significant number of these sham "reset" transactions with each other and also took the other side of the "reset" trades done by each other as well those done by other market participants.
The SEC's Division of Enforcement alleges that by engaging in the misconduct described in the order, Jeffrey Wolfson willfully violated and willfully aided and abetted and caused BMR's violations of Rule 203(b)(1) of Regulation SHO, and willfully violated and willfully aided and abetted and caused others' violations of Rule 203(b)(3) of Regulation SHO. It further alleges that Golden Anchor willfully violated, and Robert Wolfson willfully aided and abetted and caused Golden Anchor's violations of Rules 203(b)(1) and 203(b)(3) of Regulation SHO. The administrative proceedings will determine what relief, if any, is in the public interest against Jeffrey Wolfson, Robert Wolfson and Golden Anchor, including disgorgement of ill-gotten gains, prejudgment interest, financial penalties, a censure or a suspension or bar from association with any broker-dealer.
The SEC’s investigation was conducted by Steven Rawlings, Peter Altenbach, Daniel Marcus and Layla Mayer and the litigation effort will be led by Kevin McGrath. They work in the New York Regional Office. The SEC’s investigation into violations of Regulation SHO is continuing.
The SEC acknowledges the assistance of the Chicago Board Options Exchange and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority in this matter.
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For more information about this enforcement action, contact:
Andrew M. Calamari
Associate Director, SEC’s New York Regional Office
(212) 336-0042
Steven G. Rawlings
Assistant Director, SEC’s New York Regional Office
(212) 336-0149
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Does anyone out there buy O&G any more what about fundementals like Revnue and Income
Fpp Hit $2.95 today a technical break out day look at the charts
$FHWY nice start to the week worth a watch tomorrow imo
An spectacular worldwide marketing blitz going on wit $VUQO stay up with this one folks
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Thats the way I'm looking at it...
Huge gap to fill there :)
OPEC cuts oil demand forecast on growth concerns
OPEC cuts oil demand forecast, citing economic woes in US and other developed countries
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Tarek El-Tablawy, AP Business Writer, On Monday September 12, 2011, 6:53 am
CAIRO (AP) -- OPEC sharply revised down its forecast for world oil demand for this year and expected consumption would remain weak in 2012, citing on Monday waning economic growth in key industrialized nations and a weak U.S. driving season.
The 12-nation group that supplies about a third of the world's crude oil slashed its global oil demand forecast by 150,000 barrels per day for 2011 and by 40,000 barrels per day for 2012, saying "turbulence in world economic recovery has resulted in considerable uncertainty for demand growth next year."
It also lowered its estimate for crude produced by OPEC nations by about 100,000 barrels per day in 2011.
"Uncertainties in the oil market are increasing at a time when the recovery of the global economy is losing momentum and is becoming less evident," OPEC said in its September monthly oil market report. "Over recent months, a deceleration of economic growth was observed in almost every major economy."
Oil prices have swung sharply over the past few weeks, affected by volatility in the equities markets. Investors and economists are increasingly worried that the global economy is headed back into a recession amid staggering debt woes in Europe and a decision by credit ratings firm Standard & Poor's to cut the U.S. debt rating from its top tier level.
The concerns about an economic slowdown have been coupled with uncertainty over supply, as output from OPEC member Libya largely stopped because of its civil war, which has now dragged on for over five months.
Worries about Libyan crude supplies helped propel the Brent futures contract well above $120 per barrels in the summer earlier, keeping it at a more than $20 premium to its U.S.-based futures contract, West Texas Intermediate.
To cool prices, countries belonging to the Paris-based International Energy Agency released 60 million barrels of crude into the market to offset tight supplies over the summer. But the IEA's new chief said last week that she does not foresee the need for an additional release of crude from strategic reserves.
On Monday, WTI was trading down to near $85 per barrel on electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange while Brent on the ICE Futures exchange was down over $2 per barrel at a little over $110 per barrel.
OPEC has left its members' output quotas unchanged for over two years, declining to raise production targets during its last meeting in Vienna in June. But with concerns building about a new global recession, key OPEC members Saudi Arabia and Kuwait unilaterally boosted their exports as a way to cool overheated prices.
The producer group is slated to meet again in December and member states have given conflicting messages about whether they could move to revise their output figures at that gathering.
In its latest report, OPEC said that the U.S. summer driving season fell short of its peak, dropping 2 percent year-to date, with the country's economic troubles contributing "to this devastating performance."
"The setback in the OECD economy has been affecting world oil consumption since the onset of the financial crisis," OPEC said, adding that the projected downside risks about which it cautioned are already materializing.
While demand remains strong in major developing nations, like China and India, OPEC said that even there demand was waning slightly.
Overall, it forecast world oil demand for 2011 at 87.99 million barrels per day, down from its August estimate of 88.14 million barrels per day. Oil demand for 2012 was forecast at 89.26 million barrels per day.
"Next year's oil demand forecast is based on assumptions such as higher GDP, higher retail petroleum product prices, a strong Chinese economy and uncertainty in total world economy in 2012," OPEC said. "While the forecast for 2012 implies two scenarios, the lower direction is more likely. A worse-than-expected performance of the US economy might drag down world oil demand growth" by 200,000 barrels per day."
SWSH
I think it dips to $5.00ish. Waiting and watching
ADBE
Provided 1 VERY good day of trading. Lost the 200MA now looking to fill the gap at $29.00 now sitting bid at 29.50 and 29.05
ARNA looking fabulous. Moving up in a bear market on increasing volume
link back for chart
ADBE on a ROLL early!!!!!!
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