So if Mark Shefts is a big investor in AJW (Corey Ribotsky's funds), are you aware he had substantial ownership in securities companies that acted as market makers for securities. To wit, Domestic Securities and Attain Services.
I know it's denied that Corey's funds sell short -- but does Corey require that his investors not sell short the companies that NIR Group administers convertible notes on?
Now Mr. Shefts and his brokerage firms were sued by Genco for alleged manipulations of its stock including issuing misleading information about the company. The suit was withdrawn. Was it settled or just pulled? Have there been allegations by other companies?
Now I don't know, but this tie-in to Corey's funds is an interesting angle for shareholders and the trustee to explore. While Corey might not short the stocks, does he tell his fundholders (including those associated with MMs and brokers who can naked short) which companies have notes and when conversions occur? Do the members of his LLCs short stocks that Corey controls the notes on?
So you see what I'm getting at here? Maybe Corey can answer some questions for us about naked shorting and the possibility that people may be involved in this who invest in Corey's funds.
We'll explore these angles further -- much more interesting that that damn KM.
