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NPTE - Physical Therapy board exam.
ROYL making a nice run
"not a trade to be left open for a cigarette,coffee or potty break, terrifyingly fun."
Hey we trade in the same fasion. Imagine that!
profitable trade? does that mean we can trade our wife in for a day?
well done my man you getting pretty good at those options ehh?
nice call
http://thestreetsweeper.org/article.html?c=3&i=1468
Legal Accessories
This September, about two months before HHWW began trading, the company inked a formal agreement to buy Horiyoshi through a share-exchange deal.
Under the terms of that original contract, HHWW promised to issue Horiyohsi 64.87 million shares of stock (later reduced to 30 million shares or half of the shares outstanding) in exchange for the private company. In official corporate filings, Macdonald Tuskey – a Vancouver law firm connected to a number of dubious microcap companies – shows up as the legal adviser to HHWW on that merger deal.
By now, TheStreetSweeper has linked Macdonald Tuskey to at least three risky penny stocks over the course of the past year alone. First, during its early coverage of Americas Energy (OTC: AENY.OB) in January, TheStreetSweeperclosely examined one of the firm’s named partners – Gerald Tuskey – after uncovering his checkered track record. With Tuskey serving as its legal advisor (and occasionally listed among its largest shareholders), AENY saw its stock rocketfrom $1.50 to $5.50 before later crashing to its current price of just 46 cents a share.
Two months later, TheStreetSweeper spotlighted Macdonald Tuskey as the legal advisor to Lithium (OTC: LTUM.OB) after paid promoters fueled a major rally in that penny stock. In that case, reports show, CFM – the same firm that wouldlater manage HHWW’s seven-figure publicity campaign – had hired Untapped Wealth, a sister publication toBreakaway Stocks, to recommend LTUM using funds from a $2.4 million advertising budget. While Breakaway Stocks predicted that LTUM would hit $5 in the short term before rocketing past $17 on down the road, inspiring MarketWatchto declare it the “Stupid Investment of the Week,” the stock instead peaked at just $1.41 and has since tumbled to 26 cents a share.
More recently, this May, TheStreetSweeper found itself again examining Macdonald Tuskey after the law firm surfaced as the legal advisor to Big Bear Mining (OTC: BGBR.OB) during one of the most notorious penny-stock promotions of the entire year. That stock, which rapidly soared from 75 cents to $1.75 on massive volume, now trades for less than a dime a share.
This October, after connecting Macdonald Tuskey to crowds of doomed microcap companies, The Vancouver Sunpublished an entire three-part series on Bill Macdonald – the firm’s other named partner -- as part of its ongoing coverage of the shady penny-stock arena.
“Over the years, Macdonald has helped dozens of questionable companies register their shares on the OTC Bulletin Board, a well-known watering hole for stock-market predators,” the newspaper wrote. Indeed, “Macdonald’s clients include some of the most untrustworthy people in Vancouver’s junior securities market.”
TheStreetSweeper called Macdonald Tuskey on Wednesday seeking input for this story. The receptionist placed this reporter on hold and, shortly afterwards, came back with news that both of the law firm’s partners had left for the holidays.
Ugly Record
I keep going back to this post and MacDonald Tuskey.
Also Tim wrote about them a year ago.
http://www.timothysykes.com/2010/05/why-vancouver-has-more-penny-stock-promoters-players-than-anywhere-else/
BGBR has since identified MacDonald Tuskey, the same Vancouver firm hired by Whittle’s coffee company, as its securities counsel. During its past coverage of Americas Energy Company (OTC: AENY.OB), TheStreetSweeper examined Gerald Tuskey – a named partner at that firm – and his long involvement with dubious penny stock companies in detail. AENY, which fetched $4.51 a share when TheStreetSweeper began covering the company earlier this year, has since fallen by more than two-thirds to just $1.36 a share.
MacDonald Tuskey surfaced in a recent BGBR filing showing that Hall had given 66.75 million of his 100 million BGBR shares back to the company. Keeping just 250,000 shares for himself, Hall sold his remaining 30 million shares to Rix for the bargain price of $2,000. While Rix struck quite deal (since that stock is currently worth $30 million), his bankruptcy filing indicates that he was so poor a year ago that he would have been forced to sell one of his biggest assets — $2,000 worth of household furniture – to come up with even those meager funds.
You would think an IT could cover his tracks a little better. Specially with all that money.
Im suprised they filed it at all. LOL
Im more interested in Gekko owning 5 million. Thats just a slap in the face to regulators IMO.
http://sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1375576/000106299311001882/schedule13d.htm
Lithium powers the online gaming system. I heard this from a gremlin in World of Warcraft.
He should have used Fed-Ex.... they are reliable. Sometimes being cheap isn't very smart
Ill follow Mikey, he knows how to play the game. I see this getting another WTF run in a bit
ANDS finnally getting the break.
link back
hey pull up a 5 min, 2day chart for LUTM. Craziest things I have watched in a while.. another reminder for me not to play pinks. Big gains but losses are fast and killer
LUTM.. holy geesh.. Look at a 2 day 10 min chart. Fake run ups fall so quick. incredible
CRAZY HOD almost 100% to LOW of day in about 15 minutes
Graduate Sunday, Then going to Europe, then board exams.