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No problem viva I am a fairly new investor and I currently hold positions on wamuq and lehuq I just posyed it on the lehuq site cause it pretain to them but thanks for posting it here also.
GLTA
Interesting got this article off of deep capture.
Rolling Stone Reports that Naked Short Selling Killed Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers
Posted on 01 October 2009 by Mark Mitchell
Tags: bear stearns, Lehman Brothers, Matt Taibbi, naked short selling, Rolling Stone, SEC
Matt Taibbi has published a story in Rolling Stone magazine that nobody should miss. It’s not yet available on-line, so you’ll have to pick it up at the newsstands, but here’s a quick summary.
Taibbi writes:
“On Tuesday, March 11th, 2008, somebody – nobody knows who – made one of the craziest bets Wall Street has ever seen. The mystery figure spent $1.7 million on a series of options, gambling that shares in the venerable investment bank Bear Stearns would lose more than half of their value in nine days or less. It was madness – “like buying 1.7 million lottery tickets,” according to one financial analyst.”
Bear’s stock would have to drop by more than half in a matter of days for the mystery figure to make a profit. And that is what happened.
As Taibbi explains, “the very next day, March 12, Bear went into a free fall…Whoever bought those options on March 11th woke up on the morning of March 17th having made 159 times his money, or roughly $270 million. This trader was either the luckiest guy in the world, the smartest son of a bitch ever or…Or what?”
Taibbi speculates (as has Deep Capture) that these options might have been purchased by somebody who was abusing the options market maker exemption to engage in illegal naked short selling. And Taibbi goes beyond speculation to state, as an obvious fact, that illegal naked short selling helped bring Bear Stearns to its knees.
Presumably operating under that assumption, the SEC issued more than 50 subpoenas to Wall Street firms in the wake of Bear’s collapse, but “it has yet to indentify the mysterious trader who somehow seemed to know in advance that one of the five largest investment banks in America was going to completely tank in matter of days.”
Taibbi continues: “The SEC’s halfhearted oversight didn’t go unnoticed by the market. Six months after Bear was eaten by predators, virtually the same scenario repeated itself in the case of Lehman Brothers – another top-five investment bank that in September 2008 was vaporized in an obvious case of [naked short sellers engaging in] market manipulation. From there, the financial crisis was on, and the global economy went into full-blow crater mode.”
Taibbi notes that there were many other factors that made the economy weak. But he says that naked short selling is what pushed Bear and Lehman over the edge. If it weren’t for naked short selling – a massive “counterfeiting scheme,” in Taibbi’s words — those banks would likely have survived, and we might have avoided an all-out financial catastrophe.
This cannot be stressed enough. Criminals deliberately destroyed two of America’s biggest investment banks, precipitating the greatest financial cataclysm since the Great Depression. And the government has done absolutely nothing to bring those criminals to justice. In fact, as Taibbi makes clear in his story and on his blog, the most likely culprits are feted by top government officials in closed door meetings.
I’d call this the biggest financial and political scandal in the history of this country.
Certainly, it is, as Taibbi writes, “one of the most blatant cases of stock manipulation in Wall Street history.” Certainly, it is, as Taibbi writes, “the two biggest murders in Wall Street history.” And, certainly, it is odd that this very big story has appeared in Rolling Stone, but has yet to be covered by a single mainstream news publication.
The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Fortune, BusinessWeek – they have all known about naked short selling since Deep Capture reporter Patrick Byrne began hollering about it in 2005. But none of them write about it. Instead, we find a competent financial journalist, and the only major story about one the greatest financial crimes of all time, published in a slightly alternative magazine about music.
I worry for the Republic.
No sir here is the site I got it from.
http://www.auditintegrity.com/news.html
GLTA
Actually Opus they have just recently come out with a list and you can go to the site and look but it includes names such as.
1. Rite aid
2. Sirus Radio
3. CBS
4. Good Year
And many others also. Look I am not trying to be negative to anyone thought this was also possible with all the speculation to things that might happen with this stock.
GLTA
Just something to consider! Make your on decision.This is from Audit Integrity web site.
Spongetech Delivery Systems, Inc.
Delinquent Filer
AGR Summary (OTC:SPNG)
Industry: Personal & Household Prods. Period End: Feb 28, 2009 (Fiscal 2009 Q-3) Statement Filing: Apr 20, 2009 (10-Q)
Market Cap: USD 104.1mm (Micro Cap) Last Audit: Drakeford & Drakeford, LLC Rating Published: May 1, 2009
OVERVIEW
Spongetech Delivery Systems, Inc. is currently rated as having Very Aggressive Accounting & Governance Risk (AGR). This places them in the 2nd percentile among all companies, indicating higher accounting and governance risk than 98% of companies.
Spongetech Delivery Systems, Inc. also received a legacy AGR score of 8 out of 100.
RISK SUMMARY
The forensic risk summary highlights material risks, if any, and lists the most material red flagged metric for each risk. AGR Impact shows the relative weight of the various red flagged metrics by risk type in terms of the AGR deviating from a perfect score.
Risk AGR Impact
(% of Total) Cumulative
Impact Top Issue Corporate Governance Events 0.0% 0.0%
High Risk Events 28.7% 28.7% Mergers-Acquisitions
Revenue Recognition 17.0% 45.7% Operating Revenues/Operating Expenses
Expense Recognition 42.0% 87.6% Depreciation Expenses/PPE
Asset-Liability Valuation 12.4% 100.0% Intangible Asse
This is a JOKE JUST USE COMMON since. Honestly how much do you think it would cost to advertise at all the stadiums they are doing and further more I;d bet that it is under contract with just a down payment. Contracts they can not or I'll bet will not ever fulfill. My last post BYE
GLTA
FBI
I have every intention of contacting the FBI field office at 26 Federal Plaza 23 floor. (212) 384 1000. In the morning and telling them my findings and beliefs rather they do anything or investigate I can't say. But I feel like I have a better chance of something being done or checked out in a more timely fashion is better than the SEC. JMO
GLTA
Question on that part of the statement? Does that define sales broke down of product? or Stock sales? Just wondering thanks for any help.
What they need is a PR from a respectable PR company not these BS PR's you see on here. I am personally fixing to call the FCC and the FBI about this scam. I did alot of DD last night and there is alot of things that is not right.
1. Being how many times these POS have moved in the last 1yeaar.
2. They have No FCC licensing.
3. If Bernie Stolar was such a repeatable businessman why are they not filing documents and being transparent with investor's?
YOU KNOW WHY CAUSE THIS IS A SKAM. FOr those that can get out get out now. I can assure you I am not a basher and i will not be back to post these SOB'S got me for a little chunk.
BYE
If it starts trending up I am adding another 40k shares.
Should have BIG NEWS SOON!
I have a position in this company and just waiting on the run. Was telling my grand farther about it and he told me if it ever breaks .08 again he would entertain buying in for 500k shares or better.He looked at the charts and was telling me that if it ever breaks the residence of .08 it should run.
GLTA
No one here has ever heard the name : Charles A Moskowitz?
Anyone here every heard the name: Charles A. Moskowitz ?
Dude I am not a genius but I posted mt findings and where they come from om my post.SOMETHING isn't right here.I am out as soon as the market opens.
JMO
I understand and thanks. By the way I am not bashing anything and didn't realize that some of those on this board would get so hostile over me asking what I did on my previous post.
BIG PROBLEM!!!!!!!!! PLEASE HELP!!!!!!
As I have posted here before and I am a new investor and very inexperienced at this. I hold a position in (SPNG) and I also hold a position in (GFGU) I was doing some DD on GETGUFU and some MAJOR red flags have went off and let me explain with facts.
1. I visited the website and noticed I on there privacy policy it will not let you click on it to view it. ?
2. I am not sure of this but I figured if you had all those capability's on that application you download that it had to be registered with the FCC? upon searching the FCC website under Getgufu Inc there was NO Results? As well as searching all the key executives names once again NO RESULTS. So I then searched under there former name which I got off of the SEC filing documents and that name was MARDO ,Inc. Once again NO RESULTS.
3. SEC filings for Getgufu, Inc (GFGU) as I viewed them and this caught my attention. On January 30,2009 there was a Form 8-K filed. Showing EIN# 20-8658254 on the form it has a question former address since last report and it showed: 591 Broadway, 5TH floor, NY,NY 10012. New address being 143 Rowayton Ave Rowayton, CT 06853. The report was signed and dated by Jason Irwin (president).
4. Another SEC filing from GETGUFU, Inc (GFGU). This date showing April 4th 2009 Form 8-K once again EIN# 20-8658254. Once again with Former address since last report : this time filled in as 143 Rowayton Ave Rowayton, CT 06853. New address 600 Townsend ST STE 123 E San Francisco, CA 94104. Not dated at the bottom where the filer sign's it just showed April ,2009 and signed this time by Bernard Stolar President and CEO. On some of the other SEC filings afetr this I noticed at the Bottom where Bernard Stolar signs it just shows the mouth and the year never a date?
5. Well I then checked the IRS web site and tried to see if I could verify the EIN # and I guess you can't because I got No Results? Anyone Know if you can ?
6. I then GOOGlED the EIN # 20-8658254 and alot of SEC filings showed up Under GETGUFU, Inc and some under the former name MARDO, Inc. But this is what thru me for a LOOP there was also SEC filings under the same EIN # for a company called SINO CHARTER Inc. Not just one but several that have been filed this year. It shows this is a company Incorperated in the state of Nevada and from what I can tell from all the filings is they are headquartered in the Peoples Republic of China?
The reason I was checking Getgufu was because of the 4MM Investment Spongetech made in them. I mean am I on to somthing here ? I just don't want to get burnt by what is Possibly a skam. And before that DD I did I felt like I could trust everything Spongetech was doing but making the investment they did in what may or may not be a skam has me baffled. Any thoughts from any of the more experienced investors here?
Please let me know and thanks for your time.
BIG PROBLEM!!!!!!!!! PLEASE HELP!!!!!!
As I have posted here before and I am a new investor and very inexperienced at this. I hold a position in (SPNG) and I also hold a position in (GFGU) I was doing some DD on GETGUFU and some MAJOR red flags have went off and let me explain with facts.
1. I visited the website and noticed I on there privacy policy it will not let you click on it to view it. ?
2. I am not sure of this but I figured if you had all those capability's on that application you download that it had to be registered with the FCC? upon searching the FCC website under Getgufu Inc there was NO Results? As well as searching all the key executives names once again NO RESULTS. So I then searched under there former name which I got off of the SEC filing documents and that name was MARDO ,Inc. Once again NO RESULTS.
3. SEC filings for Getgufu, Inc (GFGU) as I viewed them and this caught my attention. On January 30,2009 there was a Form 8-K filed. Showing EIN# 20-8658254 on the form it has a question former address since last report and it showed: 591 Broadway, 5TH floor, NY,NY 10012. New address being 143 Rowayton Ave Rowayton, CT 06853. The report was signed and dated by Jason Irwin (president).
4. Another SEC filing from GETGUFU, Inc (GFGU). This date showing April 4th 2009 Form 8-K once again EIN# 20-8658254. Once again with Former address since last report : this time filled in as 143 Rowayton Ave Rowayton, CT 06853. New address 600 Townsend ST STE 123 E San Francisco, CA 94104. Not dated at the bottom where the filer sign's it just showed April ,2009 and signed this time by Bernard Stolar President and CEO. On some of the other SEC filings afetr this I noticed at the Bottom where Bernard Stolar signs it just shows the mouth and the year never a date?
5. Well I then checked the IRS web site and tried to see if I could verify the EIN # and I guess you can't because I got No Results? Anyone Know if you can ?
6. I then GOOGlED the EIN # 20-8658254 and alot of SEC filings showed up Under GETGUFU, Inc and some under the former name MARDO, Inc. But this is what thru me for a LOOP there was also SEC filings under the same EIN # for a company called SINO CHARTER Inc. Not just one but several that have been filed this year. It shows this is a company Incorperated in the state of Nevada and from what I can tell from all the filings is they are headquartered in the Peoples Republic of China?
The reason I was checking Getgufu was because of the 4MM Investment Spongetech made in them. I mean am I on to somthing here ? I just don't want to get burnt by what is Possibly a skam. And before that DD I did I felt like I could trust everything Spongetech was doing but making the investment they did in what may or may not be a skam has me baffled. Any thoughts from any of the more experienced investors here?
Please let me know and thanks for your time.
If we are gonna call it a horse I think the horse needs a name. Any suggestions? lol
GLTA
I am not a genius by far. I just BELIEVE this is the REAL DEAL IN REAL TIME.
GLTA
The way I see it clec if that's the way you feel Sell and get out while you can. If your thinking it's all bad SELL and get on the side lines.
JMO
GOOOOOOOOOOOOO SPNG
I am addicted to this. Is there a investors anonymous in case my condition gets worse? LOL
Opus I totally agree I am gonna stay long and strong no matter what my mind is made up and I am gonna even increase my position. I know you shouldn't put all your eggs in one basket. But I am going to put 80 percent of mine in this one.
JMO
" UNIVERSITY OF SPONGETECH "
I just feel like as to me being a new investor I am attending this university for a education of a life time that I will never forget hopeful for the best outcome of the strategy that management is currently executing.
As I am watching with my investment in the hands of (Professor Sponge) that I get the maximum ROI. After all is played out what level of education do you all think will be obtained?
1. Bachelor's Degree
2. Master's Degree
3. Doctoral Degree
Choose which you think will be the out come as we await to see what will take place over the next couple of weeks.
AGREED
And if that happens the big boy MM's that are in on the good ole boy brotherhood of the financial system. Don't have our investor $$ to control then what are they in control of then. And for the one's NSS that's gonna PS the MM'S that are not NSS MAD as H and someone's gonna visit from SAMMY THE BULL........LOL
JMO
No Doubt......lol But it is a cool poem
Found this poem on hotstocks message board. Thought I would share it I think it's pretty cool.
The Sponge Plonge Ode to Spongetech (SPNG) Poem
There’s a Sponge Bob in my bath tub.
One squeeze and suds appear.
I wonder how that happens
When no bar of soap is near?
I did a little digging.
Now everything is clear.
A company called SpongeTech (SPNG)
discovered how to hide
any kind of soap, or wax,
or lotion deep inside.
Instant gratification
when water is applied!
It’s antimicrobial
which helps to fight bacteria.
They also make it hydrophilic,
an important criteria,
which means it holds a lot of soap
(just a bit of trivia).
To gather more information
on SpongeTech’s (SPNG) dynasty
and how they have achieved
sponge tech mastery.
I went to their website
and found a little history
They launched their little company
in nineteen-ninety-nine.
A whole decade of research
and the process is refined.
Now their use of ad campaigns
push the product line.
They sell their sponges on TV.
One phone call and it’s done
The ads show children taking baths
and having lots of fun;
and cars being washed and waxed
in the noon-day sun.
There’s a sponge for the bathroom
to remove that pesky mold.
There’s one that takes out food stains
on the clothes of two-year-olds;
There’s even one to wash the dog;
Heck, the whole household!
They stirred a lot of interest
with these products advertised.
They now employ other ways
to get recognized
as the best sponge on the market
in the general public’s eyes.
They’ve signed up sponsorships
with the Yankees and the Mets;
the Islanders, and Rangers, too
(New York’s a good safe bet).
But, the Tampa Bay Bucs and Rays
are also in this set.
Now, when players storm the field
SpongeTech’s (SPNG) name is seen by all.
Their logo is visible when
cameras trace the ball.
Could Gatorade be traded
for a sudsy free-for-all?
SpongeTech’s (SPNG) name is on the lips
Of every sportscaster.
They even have their logo
on an NHRA dragster.
I’ll bet all those slippery suds
Help funny cars go faster!
My upside down portfolio
needs aggressive stocks to right it.
So, I read SpongeTech’s (SPNG) financials
and was pleasantly delighted.
A PEG score under 1
has got me quite excited!
An undervalued penny stock—
a treasure, yes indeed.
A few thousand shares could be
just the thing I need.
But, before I make that buy
I have so much more to read.
They post lots of press releases,
a sure news maker
Their sales are climbing to the sky;
each month a record breaker.
There just ain’t enough zeros
On my calculator.
They sold $55,000
in twenty-oh-seven.
And last year 5.6 million
seemed all the way to heaven.
But, this year they expect to reach
40 mill and revving!
If you’ve always balked at penny stocks
This might make you ill
In March, one hundred shares were worth
a single dollar bill.
A few months later… thirty-fold,
I’m kicking myself, still.
The stock has settled down a bit,
somewhere in between.
The last time I checked the price
It was resting in the teens,
hovering back and forth a bit
and stopping at fourteen
I wonder if I missed my chance?
I hate this agonizing.
Will the company’s stock price
and market share keep rising?
The signs point to good things
coming up on the horizon.
I read in the Business Wire
Report on Morningstar;
they’re selling internationally
in Sears Canada stores;
and a Latin American ad campaign
is selling their sponges for cars.
The company shows forethought
with long term strategies.
They bought their own supplier,
Dicon Technologies;
and partnered with Turtle Wax
and Green Bridge Industries.
They’ve become so successful
they’ve outgrown their office space.
So, they signed a 10-year lease
for a much bigger place
right across the street from the
historic empire state!
But don’t confuse their success
with rigid pragmatism.
The Darryl Strawberry foundation
for kids with autism
has benefitted greatly from
the company’s altruism.
They’re not the best-known company.
Their stock is not the priciest.
But, I hope I’ve helped you understand
why so many stock analysts
have placed this penny stock
on their “top banana lists”
Its late and time to say good bye,
and finish up my bath.
I squeeze the Sponge Bob liberally,
while I do the math.
Aha! A bubble lands up high
on my projection graph!
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Well I think that wouldn't make any seance what so ever. I mean you think AYME wouldn't know about and question and buying all those shares to get .10 cents a share or NITE also doing the same. I think that theory is totally BS. JMO
As I previously stated I am very new to trading and I do own shares in this stocks and this is my second post. I have been trying to educate myself on terminology that used on this board a lot such as NSS. So I did some DD on this subjuect and this helped me a lot.Here is a link to a couple of good videos that i viewd and found to help me get a better understanding of it. THought it may help some of the others following this board that is not near as smart as alot of posters on this board. GLTA and
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Posted on 06 May 2009
Tags: hedge fund, Lehman, naked short selling, podcast, refco, SEC, sedona
This is the newest video from Deep Capture Productions, examining the attack on Sedona Corp, and applying the insights gained from it to the broader market — including the possibility that the federal government has recently been spending billions of dollars to take the liability of accumulated failed trades off the books of broker-dealers.
Pressing the “embed” button will provide you with the code you need to embed this video on other sites. Kindly spread the word.
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The short heard ’round the world
Posted on 17 March 2009
Tags: bear stearns, Chris Cox, hedge fund, Lehman Brothers, naked short selling, SEC
This is the first anniversary of the destruction of Bear Stearns.
For a while there, just after it happened, everybody was talking about the role of short selling, both legal and illegal, in Bear’s rather violent passing.
Since then, the big question has gone from “who the hell set this fire?” to “how did this place devolve into such a firetrap, anyway?” and “how the hell do we get out of this burning building?”
Finding answers to all three questions is vitally important. Yet, I’m a little bothered by the fact that these days, so little attention is being focused on the first.
And so, exactly one year after criminal arsonists set a match to the over-leveraged heap of oily rags that was Bear Stearns, I offer up this video examination of that event, and those that would follow.
While I hope you will all enjoy and help circulate it, I should point out that this video was not primarily made for the frequent readers of DeepCapture.com (as everything in it has already been examined in these pages). Instead, it’s for those who’ve yet to understand why they should be outraged at what’s going on.
In other words, it’s primarily for future readers of DeepCapture.com.
Yet, I need you regulars to take a look, and then help get this out there. Plus, the music is pretty cool, so it’ll be worth your time to watch anyway.
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Deep Capture Podcast: Episode 3
Posted on 09 July 2008
Tags: Deep Capture, hedge fund, Patrick Byrne
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This episode examines the state of the news media, and the apparent bias business writers have against stocks targeted by illegal naked short selling hedge funds.
As an example, I take a look at a specific instance of business journalists continually getting one key fact wrong in their reporting, and the unwillingness of the Wall Street Journal — even when confronted with the truth — to correct the error.
Click here to read the original WSJ story (as reprinted in the Seattle Times).
Also, a transcript of this episode is available here.
Theme music for the Deep Capture Podcast composed by Derek K. Miller.
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Deep Capture Podcast: Episode 2
Posted on 31 May 2008
Tags: bear stearns, Deep Capture, fraud, hedge fund, manipulation, naked short selling, Patrick Byrne, taser, TASR, terry gilberg, Yolanda Holtzee
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This episode includes clips of Patrick Byrne’s recent interview on the Terry Gilberg radio talk show, in addition to a brief look at the role of stock message board “bashers” in the manipulation process. This, in turn, leads to an interesting look at shocking irony surrounding the recent destruction of Bear Stearns at the hands of illegal naked short selling hedge funds.
You can learn more about contract stock message board basher Yolanda Holtzee here.
Finally, rock star attorney Wes Christian comments on this week’s filing of a lawsuit by shareholders of Taser International against several broker-dealers thought to be complicit in the long-running manipulation of Taser’s stock.
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Deep Capture Podcast: Episode 1
Posted on 18 May 2008
Tags: Deep Capture, deepcapture, Jim Cramer, jimcramer, manipulation, Patrick Byrne, PatrickByrne, stock market
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In this episode, I demonstrate the existence of illegal short side stock market manipulation, and point to recent events as evidence that those responsible for this form of fraud will shortly taste some long-delayed justice.
Market Reform proponent Patrick Byrne also offers commentary.
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Theme music composed by Derek K. Miller: a musical genius, a great guy, and a soon-to-be (I pray) cancer survivor.
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Hello Folk's
I am very new to trading stocks made my first purchase on 8/3/09. I have been following this board because I bought SPNG also after watching this board and following it for a bit. I am trying to learn about trading and most of the stuff that is posted here I really don't understand but trying to learn. The reason I am posting is to tell you what I seen today. Most of the time after the market closes I change my level 2 streamer to after market and continue to monitor. Today at about 16:37 or so I seen a block come thru for SPNG for 5,000,000 and I am sure it was 5M not 500,000K and it turned green and the trade price showed .2013 now I don't know if this means a hill or beans or not just thought I would see if anyone else saw it and if that has any value or not? I don't own near what you folks do but I have 9k shares and thats alot to me. From what I am understanding is we are goona do well I hope? Anyway's just thought I'd see if anyone else seen that.
GOOOOOOOOOO SPNG!