Yes, cougar, bashers are always a good sign. Of a trading halt and an SEC inquiry.

Right, penny, somebody hacked the site, eh? That was the corporate line today on the phone.

Uh, penny, they supposedly have been in existence for fiftyyears. You don't think they would have decided?

oh get real, john. Sulja was a scam. When it became obvious with the "date certain", anybody with a BRAIN bailed.

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duh, you don't think they did business where their offive was located?

really, hot socks? fairchild exists where?

fairchild doesn't exist, so how could he have a license?

great link, hot.

Gee, cause, then you tell me how funds compute returns. Be specific and give examples.

Really? Link the others, hotstocks.

Dont like facts, cause? They are hard to get away from.

No, cause, I'm not. Funds calculate their return on an initial investment left to compound.

Cause-it's the finance 101 formula for compound interest.

So let's see, causeim. This fabulously successfull management company, with returns that outstrip every firm known to man is invisible on the internet, diesbt gave a corporate existence, started a website last week, and isn't listed in any licensing databases.

Makes sense.

Cause-the equation is 1.34^50. You do the math.

Duh, lortap. To do business in NY, you need a NY registration. How hard is that to understand?

Lortap-what would be your guess, since they claim a NY address?

Mailbox, hoper.

sackey-to do buisness in new york, you have to be registered in new york. It's that simple.

Gee, this fifty year old company created its website last week:

Whois Server Version 2.0

Domain names in the .com and .net domains can now be registered
with many different competing registrars. Go to http://www.internic.net
for detailed information.

Domain Name: FAIRCHILDHOLDINGS.COM
Registrar: TLDS, LLC DBA SRSPLUS
Whois Server: whois.srsplus.com
Referral URL: http://www.srsplus.com
Name Server: NS1.CYBERFUEL.COM
Name Server: NS2.CYBERFUEL.COM
Status: clientTransferProhibited
Updated Date: 19-jan-2008
Creation Date: 19-jan-2008
Expiration Date: 19-jan-2009

causeim-legit companies list their license on their website.

Makes sense, david. A non-existent financial manager buys out a non existent exchange. That works.

Because, causeim, if they had done that rate of return for fifty years they would own all the money in the world.

Odd that the financial press hasn't mentioned them, eh?

Sackeye-so there is this "thing" out there managing 2+billion dollars for other people, but it isn't a corporation?

Yeah. That makes sense.

That is nonsense, causeim.

causeim-perhaps you have a link to their licensure? Surely a firm with a fifty year record of 34% returns is registered.

Yes, causeim, it is impossible. And they do not exist as a corporate entity.

So, cause, you think fairchild is actually a company? With a 34% annual return on investments for the past 50 years?

So tell me, mike, what strikes you as legit about this company?

Lor-the Frogwattles of Bar Harbor value their privacy.

Cause-it's trading in four digits with zero volume. What's your point?

Mike-funnier than a non-existent "exchange" and a phony financial services firm?

This scam has been so outrageous that I think it stirred the SEC from its typical torpor.

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28 Jan 2008, 07:06 AM EST
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leo...

next time tape him, there was a treasury vid of him on dec 6, 2006, i watched it.. now compare the 'new' paulson to that old video of paulson..

are they the same?

Going long-how can a company with no operations pay a dividend?

1.34^50 = 2 265 895.72 At that rate they should have considerably more than $2.6 billion.

Cheap grub on slow board. TOS.

going long-you are looking for suggestions for lies?

You might want to source it, hnd.

yet another urban myth, hnd.