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does anybody know a broker that charges per-share commission instead of per trade?
why do you blame people for being good traders?
sorry i dont usually read all of the posts, as you get like 1000 a minute ;) !!
but i have had you member marked for months already and always read your posts
i know you dont play NASD or NYSE but here are some stocks worth looking at :)
CVTX MU PWAV TER
one of the very few posts worth reading. thanks.
what are you playing today
lmao nevermind it changed back to .012
SCYA how did the ask drop to .01 when someone hit it with a .012 ?????
you still in that POS you bought last night lol?
lol i dont think SCYA can buy anyone, i think the other company has to buy SCYA
SCYA hitting the ask of .012, something is up!!
are you in MOMO?
you mean .011 x .0125
there are no .012 bids..
i just wish it continues today...there are not .012 bids =
but yeah im glad i didnt sell lower..phhewwww
what did you think of SCYA before the close yesterday..weird stuff eh?
lets hope it goes somewhere today...
i hope so, do you know if panettas room is playing this one still
you still in SCYA??
im in SCYA and crying a river over here...:(
lol you going to hold it? or what
anyone here??
its suppose to RM, and the SEC dropped charges against it on June12th
im in this POS/
i understand that, the problem is befor this "runs" again it can slowly slide back down to its 200sma at .003 when it runs from there it will barely even reach if not touch my break even point. should i wait a couple of months just to break even while stocks around me are going 20% each day, or take a loss and try to gain it back by playing the other stocks?
problem is, this company never releases news....
looks like im f*cked once again with SCYA
irish give me some SCYA buying pressure ;)
we need some news man.
needs buying pressure and it will go..
its sliding..crap
still in SCYA?
Good Morning All...
SCYA !!!!!!!!!!!!!! YEAHHHHHHH
monster steroidal gazzelllalzllazzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
i meant chartwise...heh
LETS GO SCYA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
im pumping, is it working ??!
penny what do you think of SCYA for tomorrow, possible R/M rumours.
i dont know thats as much as i know..
the SEC dropped charges and it is now a clear shell for a R/M.
but what do you think of it chartwise?
thanks.
ENFORCEMENT PROCEEDINGS - COURT ENTERS DEFAULT JUDGMENTS AGAINST DARRELL
Tuesday , June 12, 2007 16:12 ET
Jun 12, 2007 (SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION RELEASE/ContentWorks via COMTEX) -- The Commission announced that on June 12 a Pennsylvania District Court entered default judgments against Darrell G. Musick (Musick), Richard E. Wensel (Wensel), Arthur B. Carlson, III (Carlson), Gary J. Spirk (Spirk), and Richard C. Wallace (Wallace), defendants in an action that was filed by the Commission in February 2004. In total, the Court ordered these defendants to pay in excess of $2.5 million in disgorgement, prejudgment interest, and civil penalties; and each has been permanently enjoined from future violations of the charged provisions of the federal securities laws. On the same date, at the Commission's request, the District Court also ordered the dismissal of the case against Apacor Financial, Inc. (Apacor), Continental Capital Group, Ltd., and Secure Investments, Inc., because each of these entities is defunct; ordered the dismissal of the case against Security Asset Capital Corporation (Security Asset), a bankruptcy debtor with liabilities that overwhelmingly exceed its assets and is no longer doing business; and also ordered the case dismissed against defendant David S. Walton, who is quite ill and unable to defend the action.
The Commission filed its complaint against these defendants in February 2004, alleging that defendants made material misrepresentations and omissions in the offering of nine-month promissory notes, issued by Security Asset and/or by Apacor, whereby investors were promised secure investments with 12% (or more) annual returns, but instead lost their money. The alleged misrepresentations and omissions related to, among other things, the use of the offering proceeds and the risks associated with the investment. Specifically, the complaint alleged that, contrary to representations, at the time of the offerings each of these issuers was in dire financial circumstances, and the offering proceeds were used, not for the purchase of productive assets as promised, but, largely, to pay commissions, officers' salaries and personal expenses, and to pay interest to prior investors. The complaint further alleged that no registration statement was in effect as to these promissory notes; nor were they exempt from registration, and that, in connection with the charged conduct, Wensel, Carlson, and Spirk acted as unregistered broker-dealers.
The Court's Final Judgments enjoined Musick, Wensel, Carlson, Spirk, and Wallace from future violations of the antifraud provisions, Section 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933 (Securities Act) and Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (Exchange Act) and Rule 10b-5 thereunder, as well as the securities registration provisions, Sections 5(a) and 5(c) of the Securities Act. In addition, defendants Wensel, Carlson, and Spirk were enjoined from future violations of the broker-dealer registration provisions, Section 15(a)(1) of the Exchange Act. Musick was ordered to pay disgorgement of $100,026, prejudgment interest of $47,387, and a civil penalty of $110,000; Wensel was ordered to pay disgorgement of $130,642, prejudgment interest of $61,891, and a civil penalty of $110,000; Carlson was ordered to pay disgorgement of $124,169, prejudgment interest of $58,824, and a civil penalty of $120,000; and Spirk was ordered to pay disgorgement of $1,104,016, prejudgment interest of $523,020, and a civil penalty of $120,000. No monetary relief was ordered against Wallace, in light of his criminal conviction for, in addition to other charges, the same conduct as was charged in the Commission's complaint, and sentencing to, among other sanctions, 37 months in prison and restitution orders totaling $2,117,496. For further information, please see Litigation Release Number 18580 (Feb. 18, 2004). [SEC v. Security Asset Capital Corporation, et al., Civil Action No. 04-0683, E.D. Pa.] (LR-20150)
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