AI
Friday, April 20, 2018 5:02:27 PM
The reason people are on high alert for manipulation here is that there are, in fact, criminal short-sellers interested in IPIX.
Why, here's the SEC rap sheet of one lil' scamp:
https://www.sec.gov/litigation/complaints/2007/comp19956.pdf
Joey Spiegel
Now, let me be clear, I seriously doubt that this person is a poster here. He wouldn't stoop to trying to scare retail investors on Ihub. He seems much more sophisticated than that. I mean, he runs a video game hedge fund, for goodness sakes!
The hedge fund, Dalek Capital, is, for the uninitiated, a play off of characters in the BBC show "Dr. Who" (Daleks are evil aliens). Only a nerd would go there :)
Here's an article he's quoted in: https://phys.org/news/2016-07-pokemon-nintendo.html
Likes Nintendo.
To connect him to his nom de guerre on Twitter, Buyersstrike (https://twitter.com/search?q=buyersstrike&src=typd, note the account is locked so you can only see others' responses to him), take a look at this picture of him w/Viacom's former executive VP/general counsel:
https://www.billboard.com/biz/articles/backbeat/1162547/backbeat-robert-levine-david-carr-trade-friendly-barbs-over-levines
And here's a picture of him with Adam Feuerstein that they publicly posted on twitter a few years ago:
You be the judge. Looks like him to me.
Here are some of his writings re: IPIX (nee CTIX): https://buyersstrike.wordpress.com/2015/08/12/a-few-words-on-scamceutix-ctix/
That was back in '15, and he'd been well versed in CTIX's filings for years at that point. I believe that his writings formed the basis of Mako's "research." Weirdly, he seems to not have noticed that CTIX amended their filings re: Menon's resume back in '10. Little things like facts and details seem to not be his forte (the SEC agrees with me). Gotta hand it to him on Zynga and Nintendo, however :)
http://www.edgarmaster.com/Inet/main/DataFeedHtml1.jsp
I don't claim to know what's going to happen to IPIX. But I do know that strangers on the internet rarely have my best interests at heart when they're screaming about scams and frauds while concealing their own criminal short-selling past. Oh and nobody worry: Dalek Capital is still in business. They dissolved their Connecticut formation and re-formed out in Wyoming, with a business address out in Alaska. Cute, if you ask me.
Why, here's the SEC rap sheet of one lil' scamp:
https://www.sec.gov/litigation/complaints/2007/comp19956.pdf
Joey Spiegel
Now, let me be clear, I seriously doubt that this person is a poster here. He wouldn't stoop to trying to scare retail investors on Ihub. He seems much more sophisticated than that. I mean, he runs a video game hedge fund, for goodness sakes!
The hedge fund, Dalek Capital, is, for the uninitiated, a play off of characters in the BBC show "Dr. Who" (Daleks are evil aliens). Only a nerd would go there :)
Here's an article he's quoted in: https://phys.org/news/2016-07-pokemon-nintendo.html
Likes Nintendo.
To connect him to his nom de guerre on Twitter, Buyersstrike (https://twitter.com/search?q=buyersstrike&src=typd, note the account is locked so you can only see others' responses to him), take a look at this picture of him w/Viacom's former executive VP/general counsel:
https://www.billboard.com/biz/articles/backbeat/1162547/backbeat-robert-levine-david-carr-trade-friendly-barbs-over-levines
And here's a picture of him with Adam Feuerstein that they publicly posted on twitter a few years ago:
You be the judge. Looks like him to me.
Here are some of his writings re: IPIX (nee CTIX): https://buyersstrike.wordpress.com/2015/08/12/a-few-words-on-scamceutix-ctix/
That was back in '15, and he'd been well versed in CTIX's filings for years at that point. I believe that his writings formed the basis of Mako's "research." Weirdly, he seems to not have noticed that CTIX amended their filings re: Menon's resume back in '10. Little things like facts and details seem to not be his forte (the SEC agrees with me). Gotta hand it to him on Zynga and Nintendo, however :)
http://www.edgarmaster.com/Inet/main/DataFeedHtml1.jsp
I don't claim to know what's going to happen to IPIX. But I do know that strangers on the internet rarely have my best interests at heart when they're screaming about scams and frauds while concealing their own criminal short-selling past. Oh and nobody worry: Dalek Capital is still in business. They dissolved their Connecticut formation and re-formed out in Wyoming, with a business address out in Alaska. Cute, if you ask me.
