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Sharpen a rig axe more than you would for framing and take advantage of the long handle. For lighter weight, belt-carry around camp, Gerber makes a nice knife-axe, short-handled combo.
An imperfect filing could certainly get a case tossed; I'm familiar with a large workers comp that got tossed because the defendant corp. was named as it appears on their business cards, rather than the legal, corporate entity.
However, if a competent attorney were involved, such a simple mistake is unlikely--it's really only a message-board convention to refer to a company by its stock ticker.
At any rate, a serious plaintiff would simply refile, properly.
The fact that you were on record at the time of the announced RS split, will entitle you to 100 shares at $10 a piece or $1000.00.
The record date in a PR is irrelevant; if a R/S does ever go through, it will be only it's been filed with NASDAQ/FINRA, who set the ex-date. The day before the ex-date is the final date to buy or sell (or hold, for that matter).
Supposedly, one can call the IR rep and hear some puffy "feel good" stuff, but the company itself has released only a couple of vague PRs claiming new business.
Fraudmongers aren't protected by noncompete clauses, only due process for their own crimes.
spanglish: "wow"
It's not insignificant, for sure. Looks like a 1/2 mil of a .0005 entry adds five bucks to a round trip. If your exit target is .0007, you make $95 instead of $100.
Not a deal killer, but still 5%...
Penson raises price on large penny trades:
The deadline has never been established and won't be until it's filed with NASDAQ/FINRA and gets an ex-date.
Hate to say it, but he can't prove up.
"Conjectural probability" translates into American-English as "I Wish!"
That is, the conjecture part over-rides the probability part.
will concede, i don't recognize any of those names.
No, Joe Retail can't see it. Whoever gets filled has to post it when a 5-place trade goes through.
ijole
The system can display only to four places.
...especially if someone also hijacked the DTCC url/server
EEEK!
Anyway going back to the SEC. What exactly does the sec do then? I have already reported issues to the SEC regarding a CEO. Are they ignoring me then if they don't punnish people for violating rules?
They enforce the security regs of 33/34, via civil actions. They can, of course, share information with the DOJ, even in so-called "parallel prosecutions."
SEC is only civil; criminal charges are DOJ, or state AG (rare)
Messing with Josie Wales was asking for trouble...
pretty cool timeline here, although I had to click through manually cuz it "plays" too fast to read the panels:
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703859204575525973854203534.html?mod=WSJ_hpp_LEADNewsCollection#project%3DFLASHCRASH_CHART_1007%26articleTabs%3Dinteractive
the Justice Dept., following a federal indictment. I don't recall whether the SEC also filed civil charges, but they may have.
Gawd, they're stupid. That idea has been obsolete for years.
That may be true--the PRs certainly exhibited no understanding of record and ex dates.
opinion...
yup, I'll buy that.
6 to 7, as I recall, just on sales he filed. If there's more unfiled, well, who knows?
Can you hypothecate a deed of assignment?
Then why won't they PR what they're doing to get there?
Sure, penny-ante companies pull junk like this alla time. Sometimes it's an outright scam, sometimes they just don't know the regs--sometimes both.
Does it bug anyone else that a private company gets to "initiate" such a sweeping change?
should be.
I remember in pre'Net days, running around our college textbook publishing house, locking down hard drives, removing viruses, rewriting BAT files, etc. Dealing with authors from college campuses worldwide, we were like a hospital, as far as harboring viruses on floppies.
STUXNET, cyber==>physical world: Here's some news--
http://news.yahoo.com/s/csm/327178
What happened to them?
Roger, that on MP...just never had an account that gave "rebates"...
OK, thanks, again
Hence my confusion...thanks.
So what is this referring to, then?
For traders using retail brokerage accounts that pass along these exchange rebates to customers and charge a flat monthly fee no matter how many shares are traded, it's essentially a risk-free way to make money, according to Jamil Nazarali, head of electronic trading for Knight Capital Group Inc. (KCG).
Hence my confusion...thanks.
So what is this referring to, then?
For traders using retail brokerage accounts that pass along these exchange rebates to customers and charge a flat monthly fee no matter how many shares are traded, it's essentially a risk-free way to make money, according to Jamil Nazarali, head of electronic trading for Knight Capital Group Inc. (KCG).
For crying out loud, they advertised In every Major League sports stadium in the US. Including The US open.
Should've been your first tipoff, or at least a major...that's how I learned about this scam and started looking for this board.
I don't get it--how can retail traders make out?
Hitler's suicide is bunk: Mr. Peppermint slipped through enemy lines and killed him.
He's gone now, but you can ask his son, a member of the Butthole Surfers.
Those wacky lawyers....
dude, this may seem harsh. But really not intended so.
The fact is by becoming a shareholder, you supported this endeavor.
Catch my drift?
shimminy