is...still here
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Or a giant Garfield holding an axe statue
SLWF - something up? 5 million volume in last 15 min or so.
little volume on SLWF
AAPM -10 for 1 F/S - is anybody holding it?
AAPM - 10 for 1 F/S - is friday the deadline?
Nothing yet - Schwab said thought would be done by end of today.
Looks like its going right back up.
Well, then I hope he gets to 'admin - ing' on FGFC - IGAI - and a couple of more
Kinda helps make up for the clowns running IPRE ?
igai - where are buyout rumors from?
congratulations -
also posted on - http://www.msnbc.msn.com/
this was posted- front page fox news-
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,210078,00.html
It does look strong.
FGFC - Dang, started dropping when you mentioned it.
OT - It's possible I did see it.
Spent 4 years in southern CA a long time ago.
Waiting on schwab to show shares.
Were you a Marine Serf?
If you're gonna add, don't wait too long.
lookin like its gonna run.
gseg - broke 200 million mark.
gseg gonna break 200 million volume?
facts are that a lot of people here made a lot of money and still have a lot of free shares left.
I think that's why people buy stocks, hoping to make money.
You think I should just go ahead and call my broker and have him delete my shares out of my portfolio?
buying on dips?
ipre looks about to break 100 m volume.
Anyone got a L2 quote?
AAPM - think it will do anything on the split news?
Excellent. That was a real nice find that you had. Feel free to post about any more that you spot
OT--? (or not?)
By Carol S. Remond
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--Former hedge fund manager Jonathan Daws was sentenced
to three years probation and a $50,000 fine Wednesday for his part in a stock
scheme to depress the price of penny stocks.
Daws managed Dallas hedge fund Gryphon Partners LP until late 2002. He was
charged in June 2003 and pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit securities
fraud in April 2005.
The U.S. government and Daws had agreed in his plea deal to imprisonment of
18 to 24 months. But Daws' lawyers argued in a sentencing memorandum in July
that prison was unwarranted and that a noncustodial sentence would be
appropriate in light of his exemplary family background and character, the
limited nature of his criminal conduct and certain compelling factors regarding
his family circumstances. The government didn't oppose Daws' request for
release based on his family circumstances.
"This was a colossal misjudgment on your part, but your family circumstances
are very compelling, " Judge Raymond Dearie told Daws in open court. "I'm not
going to send you to jail," Dearie told Daws, adding later "don't make a fool
out of me." Dearie also sentenced Daws to 500 hours of community service.
Daws was charged as part of a conspiracy to use public information
misappropriated from U.S. government databases to manipulate the stocks of
small companies. Other members of the conspiracy included short seller Anthony
Elgindy and former Federal Bureau of Investigation special agent Jeffrey Royer.
Both were both found guilty of racketeering conspiracy and securities fraud in
January 2005.
Elgindy was sentenced to more than 11 years in prison in June. He was also
ordered to forfeit $1.5 million. Royer is scheduled to be sentenced in
September. Meanwhile, Lynn Wingate, another former FBI special agent charged in
the case and Royer's former girlfriend, received probation for her role in the
affair.
Elgindy, Royer and others were charged in May 2002 in the U.S. District Court
for the Eastern District of New York with securities fraud, extortion and
obstruction of justice. Daws was charged later in a superseding indictment.
In his allocution to Judge Raymond Dearie in 2005, Daws said that, between
December 1999 and May 2002, he and others at Gryphon were members of Elgindy's
investing Web site. Daws said he and others at Gryphon received information
from Elgindy, which he knew was confidential. He and others traded on
information from the site, he said.
According to the sentencing memorandum filed by Daws, he first encountered
Elgindy over the Internet in 1998 and became a subscriber to his investing site
in 1999. Daws said that on two occasions in 2002 he became aware of law
enforcement information that he understood had been passed on by Royer. The
information concerned two companies, Optimum Source International Inc. (OSIN)
and Junum Inc.
Daws said in a short statement to Judge Dearie that he deeply regretted his
actions and should have known better. He accepted full responsibility for his
actions.
- By Carol S. Remond, Dow Jones Newswires; 201-938-2074;
carol.remond@dowjones.com
guess he just missed PAIV/PAVC
30 minutes on phone to schwab - no info yet. Got the number to "The Chairman's Office" (woo hoo)-- office opens 6:30 a.m. pacific time.
Will update later.
schwab still not allowing on-line trades.
On the phone with them now.
Did you look here -
http://www.pinksheets.com/quote/company_profile.jsp?symbol=AIME
posters on fgfc board saying they not getting filled at the ask.
Maybe dusty's post was sort of a look at the future
is ok. maybe someday for IMJX-
IMJX ??
Schwab still not allowing on-line trades.
Schwab - no.
what if it runs up tomorrow and right back down?
I take it you want the newbys to buy higher and if they get 'stuck' as you say, they will be 'stuck' higher.?
You aren't making any sense.
What if you are wrong?
What if it goes up and some 'newby' didn't buy because you convinced them not to?
You still gonna be happy then?
Schwab still not allowing buy or sell on line.