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jerry who
The system is unwinding before your eyes..But you need to open them to see it
I have no time frame..if it takes another 1-10 years so be it..justice will be ours...Gee where is Urban anyhoo?? Oh and JE wasn't he supposed to be in the USA by now??
NSS is a small part of it..Can you say "LIBOR"? It is now being traced all the way back to 1991!?...bernie madoff was a saint compared to these guys
imo
The whole market is a rigged casino janice..Answer this one
Do you feel the high frequency trading helps the little investors like me OR the big boys like Goldman Sachs?
All their past deeds are coming home to roost..the next six months should be telling
and therein lies the rub
Ok janice answer this one question
where did the 440 million go?..Who's bank account is it in now?
A Goldman trading scandal?
By Matthew Goldstein JULY 5, 2009
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ARREST | AUTOMATED TRADING | GOLDMAN SACHS | SCANDAL | US ATTORNEY
Did someone try to steal Goldman Sachs’ secret sauce?
While most in the US were celebrating the 4th of July, a Russian immigrant living in New Jersey was being held on federal charges of stealing top-secret computer trading codes from a major New York-based financial institution—that sources say is none other than Goldman Sachs.
The allegations, if true, are big news because the codes the accused man, Sergey Aleynikov, tried to steal is the secret code to unlocking Goldman’s automated stocks and commodities trading businesses. Federal authorities allege the computer codes and related-trading files that Aleynikov uploaded to a German-based website help this major “financial institution” generate millions of dollars in profits each year.
The platform is one of the things that apparently gives Goldman a leg-up over the competition when it comes to rapid-fire trading of stocks and commodities. Federal authorities say the platform quickly processes rapid developments in the markets and uses top secret mathematical formulas to allow the firm to make highly-profitable automated trades.
The criminal case has the potential to shed a light on the inner workings of an important profit center for Goldman and other Wall Street firms. The federal charges also raise serious questions about the safeguards Wall Street firms deploy to protect their proprietary trading systems.
No..They are starting to eat their young AGAIN just like 2008 Watch
Here are the ones we are up against>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>..
http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2012/08/big-banks-worse-than-you-think.html
Interesting Ain't it! it's just a GLITCH
http://cmkmdiamondsinc.com/documents/ltr-to-SK-re-NS-2005.pdf
7056 shareholders held 656 billion shares...And the NOBO said their were over 60,000 accounts..No short there....ROTF
If i wore a rug that looked that bad i would shave my head
Ah it's just a computer Glitch gee where did we here that before!!??
Cool sounds like a nice place to hide out..keep an eye out for urbie
hes been MIA for a long time just wonderin
Is Hasher in exile?
I didn't know vancouver was a island??
Everyone knows they are waiting on us to fund them
lolol RB now there's a good source of information
BofA, Goldman, Others Settle Taser Short-Selling Suit
New York (June 20, 2011) -- Shareholders of Taser International Inc. struck a
settlement in Georgia on Monday with a host of Wall Street firms that they alleged
conspired to short-sell the weapons producer's stock and flood the market with
counterfeit shares.
The deal will end the investors' suit against Bank of America Securities LLC, Bear
Stearns Securities Corp., Credit Suisse USA Inc., Deutsche Bank Securities Inc.,
Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Merrill Lynch, Pierce Fenner & Smith Inc., Morgan
Stanley & Co. Inc. and UBS Securities LLC. Details on the settlement have not been
released.
"The plaintiffs are happy to have the case resolved," said plaintiffs attorney Steven J.
Rosenwasser of Bondurant Mixson & Elmore LLP.
The plaintiffs filed their suit in Georgia state court in 2008, accusing the financial
firms of violating the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization Act. The case
was removed to federal court in September.
The suit claims the firms' short selling caused the sale of millions of counterfeit Taser
shares. Short selling takes place when investors borrow stock to sell — hoping it will
decline in value so they can return it to brokers at the lower price and keep the
difference.
“These are not isolated incidents: we believe the trading data evidences an ongoing
and coordinated effort to violate securities and other laws,” plaintiffs lawyer Wes
Christian of Christian Smith & Jewell LLP said in a statement announcing the
lawsuit.
Illegal naked short selling is when investors put up IOUs they can't honor and may
have no intention of honoring. The practice can produce counterfeit shares,
according to the complaint, because short sellers effectively introduce additional
shares into the market.
“Although in 2005 Taser had authorized and issued only approximately 60 million
shares of common stock, more than 80 million votes were cast at the company's
annual meeting,” the plaintiffs' law firms said.
According to the complaint, the defendant companies diluted Taser stock and
caused its price to dip. They allegedly concealed their conduct by submitting
misleading reports and falsely marking short sales as long positions.
Attorneys for the defendants did not immediately return calls seeking comment on
the settlement Monday.
The defendants are represented by Richard H. Sinkfield of Rogers & Hardin LLP.
The plaintiffs are represented by Steven J. Rosenwasser, John E. Floyd, Nicole G.
Iannarone and Elizabeth G. Eager of Bondurant Mixson & Elmore LLP, and Wes
Christian of Christian Smith & Jewell LLP.
The case is Taser International Inc. et al. v. Morgan Stanley & Co. et al., case
number 1:10-cv-03108, in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia.
http://www.law360.com/securities/articles/252507/bofa-goldman-others-settle-tasershort-
selling-suit
Now THAT would be something!
my avg is 0.0004 and i did buy most when the hired Roger
33,500,000
I wouldn't be callin tea Trampy if you know what's good fur ya!
so there's still a chance that jimmy gets his $$?
I already have you and Janice! What more could a guy ask for
It's top secret can't discuss
And Funny Too Or is it To..I forget
Yes Needs SHE is important
witness protection program
and then sum!
U.S. Probe of J.P. Morgan Widens
JPMorgan Suits Accuse Dimon Of Fraud
JPMorgan Chase hit with class-action lawsuit over $2B in trading losses
Report: CFTC Hits JPMorgan With Subpoena
Feds ramp up probe into JP Morgan Chase trading loss
Occupiers Convince City Of Buffalo To Ditch JPMorgan Chase
Read more: http://www.care2.com/causes/occupiers-convince-city-of-buffalo-to-ditch-jpmorgan-chase.html#ixzz1whHtdbvM
FORMER HEDGE FUNDER’S FEARFUL FORECAST: WE‘RE LOOKING AT ’THE BIGGEST ECONOMIC SHOCK THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN’ & THERE’S NOTHING WE CAN DO TO STOP IT
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/former-hedge-funders-fearful-forecast-were-looking-at-the-biggest-economic-shock-the-world-has-ever-seen-theres-nothing-we-can-do-to-stop-it/