Are you confused, jimmy? Pino got nailed?

And it's $2,500 per day, not per month.

Seen that appeal, virginian? AND YOU do know what an appeal requires, don't you?

No you won't, don. Your $500 bucks doesn't merit litigation.

Yes, virginian, he has been fined. Read the summary judgement. He, gunderson, and the company owe over $20 million in fines.

Vitginian-you do understand that RA is under criminal investigation, don't you?

Nope, 12. Hedge funds use leveraged investments in highly liquid vehicles. They don't short penny scams.

Clearly, 12, you don't have a clue as to what hedge funds do.

No you haven't, 12. You have linked to looney toons propaganda sites.

Hedge funds don't take trading positions in illiquid penny scams. Period.

Risky-rocky mountain energy corporation. Receiver appointed. Dissolved, and CEO indicted on criminal charges.

That is simply not true, virginian. The fine was due and payable. The contempt hearing is, in part, because he didn't pay it.

Really, uw? Give several examples.

Oh please, 12. The NITE case had zero to do with sub-penny scams, and the other links were propaganda sites.

Hedge funds don't take trading positions, long or short, in penny stocks. Period. But enjoy your fantasy.

Nonsense, don. There may well have been a screw-up by the company, but your claim of a short on an unregistered, non-trading security simply makes zero sense.

Oh please, 12. Hedge funds invest in many things, but taking trading positions in illiquid, sub-penny scams are not in their inventory.

Panther:

http://happypenguin.org/poll?show=310

Don-what leads you to believe that there is a "short" in the CD's?

Makes sense, panther. On some planet.

No they won't, kewl. They did not receive legal notice of the theft.

Kewl-the brokers aren't short; the customers are.

NH-We have received a retainer that covered the planning matters and the trip to Canada to observe the inventory at March 31.

Thomas-read your point and click account agreement.

Whatever, fina. Enjoy your fantasy life. Several persons have talked to TS and confirmed it.

Thomas-your point and click broker is not your uncle. It's up to you and the company to provide accurate instructions to the broker.

What's to believe, virginian? The company loses $10 bucks for every dollar in revenue, the CEO has been found guilty of fraud, and the company will soon go into receivership.

Other than that, things are cool.

It's a fact, oreo. Turner Stone has not been paid, and they have not started the audit. I doubt that they ever will.

UH. SALLY, what skilled labor does Sulja need. Be specific please.

El Camino-what has taken place since then that is so great?

red-do you ever post specifics, are you limited to meaningless generalities?

Rolo-read your point and click account agreement.

My mistake, then. I thought cousin Gamboa was gagged.

Prove it isn't, chas. The TA is gagged. Does that give you a hint?

Really, redskies? Could you describe in detail what SLJB has accomplished? Be specific.

Chas-care to provide proof of that claim?

Mean-they don't add up, because the float isn't 125 million. Pearlie is dumping hand over fist.

Hasher-I respect gump's knowledge and experience, and I envy his ownership of the PeckerWater spring. I was questioning statements of his like this:

and at the same time investigating what mineral assets are left in the company which is still in good corporate standing

Given that statement, gump, why are you yammering about trying to discover "claims" that the company may still have?

Ya know, sally, I've set up multiple satellite locations. You recruit at least six weeks and probably two months in advance, even for entry level positions, and you plan for at least a two weeks of training and orientation before going live.

Of course, to go live you have to have inventory, marketing, advertising, etc.

So which of those things did sulja do before moving 1,500 miles to start a new business?

So, steve's extensive market research before making this move didn't reveal the tight labor market?

I always behave: sometimes well, sometimes badly.