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I know your area well. Dear Aunt went to Western Colorado University at Gunnison. WCU was trying to recruit dear daughter as she contemplated equine science, but chose Marine Science and decided to stay in Cali, unfortunately Nor. Cal. and not San Diego. Have family in in Colorado Springs, stayed at the Broadmoor, family in Greely...Weld County. Daughter got a free flight for student and one parent, one night hotel and two free tix at expense of WCU for hotel and one day at Crested Butte, she went with Sharks.
Learned to ski in Aspen when I was eight (8), love Eagle in the snow, been Beer tasting at Fat Tire in Ft. Collins, Dear Uncle is still an airline pilot, and funny went to a university across the street from the country club in Greeley where I have other family members there.
I met Julia Child in Vail, she was funny. Did wine tasting in Grand Junction.
I gotta go back to CO soon and do some stinky pinky pop ins like I do other states. There are a lot of pots stocks there, been holed up for two months going to Maine next week, gotta get out or will go stir crazy
They should look at the list of the largest asset valuations of US financial institutions and in aggregate, they don't even come close to $100 Trillion. Leave it up to a shity pinky to make up chit. I don't think the top 10 even make up 5% in asset value. Where do these sick idjets come from?
Welp, you are correct. Dear spouse as you you know is a CFO of a some $1 Billion to $2 Billion PE firm. And they require one of the CEO or COO along with spouse to pay ALL distributions, even if it is $50. Yah, they micro-manage. They have 13 funds and all are audited. They are a lock and nobody in the co. cannot set up ghost cos.
Even Dear Spouse could not, CEO didn't get to be worth $37 Billion by being stupid. These stinky pinkies ceos are just scams and stupid at the same time.
Interesting, but even while current, why not have someone buy 100 shares to keep it trading?
It was abandoned, no? If they wanted to keep it live, a neighbor or cousin albeit unethical, could buy 100 shares every once in while. So I suspect it was abandoned.
Very few women perpetrate financial fraud alone. Someone is using her as a puppet. We need to find that person, and why. After 31 years in the financial industry, the women I worked with did not play games.
Yep, companies do this all the time. Secure a team that will provide you the outcome you are looking for, pay the grants (cause they want a job), and therefore you get what you ask for. Research and Univ. know how to secure grants to pay salaries, and if they don't provide good results, tey shoot themselves in the foot for the next grant.
In away, scientific theory can be bought and paid for.
I have no idea how they did this. Dear spouse took it in two day eight hour sessions each day, but was on paper. No calculators, and all work papers had to be turned in.
I took two days of exams, one eight hour and one four hour the next day but both on computers, no calculators and work papers had to be turned in.
Exams are random, just like SATs. What you get is not what the person next to you gets.
So I have no idea how they pulled this off.
When I was in AP English in high school, my AP English teacher was on the SAT board and said anytime someone got a perfect score, they scrapped all the exams.
Dear spouse was fortunate, the intern eventually became on the board of the state board of public accountancy and made spouse wait waay more than the 1 year required internship when signing off. And it took two very high profiled CPAs to do so, and when I mean waaay, it was waaay.
I didn't have to intern, as I went the opposite direction.
Most of the time FTDs (not flowers) are due to physical stock deliveries that take awhile, but the MM short the stock in the trading account before the stock clears, which causes an FTD. When the stock clears you will find that trade from the trading account to the client account for both accounts to flatten out and relieve the FTD.
This means you have a selling shareholder with a physical stock, and where do you think that stock came from? Yes, a Corporate Resolution signed by and officer, which usually, there is only one in these cases.
You don't pay for codes, I can apply codes for you right now, you will have them tomorrow.
ACCR formatting I have not seen for years. Very unprofessional, don't know why the SEC tolerates them.
These penny stock CEO's are a Jack of All Trades and a Master of None.
What does getting paid $250,000 playing golf have to do with anything? Did the company generate that revenue?
My father played semi-pro back in the 70s and to this day can shoot par on any given Sunday at his old age, and so can my younger brother, where can they get these jobs?
BTW, my mom spent years as an accountant for Callaway in Carlsbad, this CEO is full of chit, this is why I used to go to Aviara every once in awhile, and I played there once. Nice course.
Me, I can pitch and hit a baseball, but you don't want me at TCP Scottsdale, I will get kicked off by hole 3. The last time I played was Torrey Pines in La Jolla many years ago, I shot a 120 and was asked not to come back lol.
But seriously, for a CEO being all over the map including 1/4 million fee to play golf, he is full of crap.
Opportunity Cost Lost, just imagine if one would have bought say the QQQ 10 years ago instead of buying into erix BS and lies, what one would have today, vs stuck is some defunct erix and hhse.
You cannot even peek into DTCC's window without an appointment let alone move to DTCC. The armed security will approach erix to step away from the window.
No joke, I walk by DTCC all the time and see it happen to people.
Wow, impressed they are fairly capitalized, actually quite well. Their P/L not as impressive, but cash flow looks okay. I never realized IB was sitting on $3 plus Billion in cash and $75 Billion in assets, but only $1.4 Billion in Equity.
I never knew.
Thanks.
I have no idea, that is a Janice question. I know I have had MRSA, C-Diff, Colitis, and Pancreatitis, 61 days in hospitals in 7 years, and I recently came back negative and I travel a lot.
So I have no clue. JS is better to opine on this one, We are spending the month of June in Boston, Martha's V, New Hampshire, and Maine, we have masks, clorox wipes, Purell, and Serovital spray.
Been cooped up for a month now, time to get away.
There is only so much we can do.
Sam and Dr.Contag can opine as well.
Ah, so that is why I got a $1200 cell bill while on a three week cruise last year. I thought they went out. Thanks, I just blamed VZ, I learned to next time use VZ in port.
Why are they "your shareholders"? Shareholders belong to the company. Is ACCR "your" Alter Ego? Setting up for shareholders to sue you and pierce the corporate veil.
You seriously need an attorney. And a real one.
Whatever happened to Iridium? At the time it was overpriced and failed, they put birds up but I lost track of them if they ever came back. Or was that a total scam from the beginning?
LOL, I tried to learn to EDGARIZE, I said before skrew it, above my pay grade. I still use notepads and rolodex, lol. If it were not for Uber, Maps, text, and Safari, I would be still on a flip phone.
Yep, Water Grill is the old Ocean Ave. Seafood. They had two fish tanks in the corner with eels in them and our girls loved sitting in that corner. Have not been to that Water Grill locale, I usually save WG for the downtown locale, butt Sta. Monica is becoming the new Newport Beach hot bed for OTC scams now. Even Michael Milken's office is on 5th and Arizona, correct me if I am wrong.
We chatted here some months ago about a stinky pinky recycling tires or something in Sta. Monica, and I laughed, people with $2-$5 million homes don't wanna smell that.
But it is much better than the OTCM format.
They got it right on EDGAR, but fouled up on OTCM. They prolly used a professional EDGARIZER for the SEC, but did it themselves on OTCM.
Prolly, I really don't know how to play the game. But penny players are just gamblers as we all know. At least at the casino you get free martinis or gin and tonics.
Yes, agreed
Okay, I am not the greatest with patents, spouse is, but doesn't have time for scam hunts, so I will keep that in mind.
That is cool, your dad flew for TWA, I used to love flying out of Terminal 5 out of JFK. That is Jetblue now.
My grandfather was a B-25 squad leader in S. Pacific, 75 bombing missions with the Army Air Corp. Then flew for Hawaiian Air and got called back to the AF to fly DC-3s and fly the boys almost home, from Korea to Japan.
I have dear spouse here, but, many of these patents I see on companies with zero or next to no revenue with large capitalization of patents and goodwill with no commercialization of product or services and no impairments yoy.
Spouse laughed and said, sum ting wong.
Try this one:
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1388410/000138841020000047/20200518form8k.htm
Ocean view, I like Sushi Roku a block away, and I love Ye Olde Kings Head (British Pub), Michaels on Third Street is one of my fave in Sta. Monica, movies on the Third Street Prom. and every one takes the streets from Malibu or Palisades to LAX Airport on the streets right by that building, nobody takes the freeway.
I wonder if it is a box or if they actually show up there. Did you read their 10-K?
For me, every year I got the call...
"we want trade data (for a specific time frame in all cases), journal data, wire transfer data, ACAT data, DTC transfer data, new accounts, reorg data, etc.
Then they say when they were coming in and to have all the data in the conference room and reserve it for two weeks.
This is how firms and brokers get caught and fined, not by you and I calling the SEC. It is a spot check, which is why some get busted and some get away with,
And trust me, pulling all this together from all our departments was a pain in the arse, but the trade data was what they were looking for mostly, the next were new accounts, they wanted to see if there were any bad actors opening new accounts and if we reported them to the FRB. I never worked in New Accounts.
You know, I was just thinking, where did all the Arthur auditors go? The other firms got their biz, except for clearly Enron?
Now isn't it ironic that Accenture was a sister firm, one of their divisions is to vet high end management and C-Suite Execs for recruiters and Fortune 1000 to every thing to PE firms to Financial Institutions.
I wonder how many of the terminated AA accountants were vetted by Accenture?
Dang, why didn't our friend Tony at BLTA buy Sheldon's 747?
Yep, agree. I took down three stinky pinkies, not by calling the SEC, but the PCAOB. The audits were way off. And all three auditors have been censured and lost their respective tickets.
More than one way to skin a....as the old saying goes,
Yep, but there still is Accenture.
Okay, will look for the Form 15. I have posted here while spending 19, 14, 5, etc. days in hospitals in pain and always on Dilaudid, which they say is 7 times stronger than Morphine. And I never posted like that. Not that I know of. Something wrong with the CFO of ACCR, or it all is an act.
I don't recall, did he resign from JCP or was he removed? Either way, fairly certain he had a good golden 'chute. Sure JCP would love to have all that back.
A lot of the very wealthy people I know like to play Baccarat in private rooms. But you are right about the black jack 8 decks.
Just like the casinos, the securities markets are rigged.
Yah know, every firm is audited, and I don't mean just financial audits but FINRA audits. And they are spot audits, but every year, I would not want to get caught tweaking software or servers. Smaller firms might not be able to afford the fine and go out of biz.
I only knew one person when it was Knight-Trimark, they were well funded and I think he was in the Westchester County, New York office. And I know he shorted into my order flow. And once I squeezed him on a stock and pissed off. But then again, I knew my orderflow, he did not. I knew how to trade the orders and trade around him. His name was Andrew.
I really don't care.
Curious if he had RRs or GEs on his Challenger, and why Canadian? LOL.
I know Friedkin had three Falcon's, one for him, one for his wife and one for the dog, and they all flew together but sep. at the same time.
How the other half lives.
I know someone that flies their G from Vegas to China for Chinese food. Was good food, but seriously?
Yah, I recall them having a cash call for some nearly $500 million, but I don't remember the year. Knight has a reputation and credit, where as many MMs do not have credit worthiness. If you pass your net cap, you get a call the next day to cover it.