You know what I think of the market as a whole and this is just another reason why. Walk HEDGE FUNDS NOW ACCOUNT FOR 1/2 OF ALL STOCK MARKET ACTIVITY. NO WONDER
THEY WANT US TO BELIEVE THAT NAKED SHORTING IS NO BIG DEAL
Dateline to Air Stockgate Segment April 10th
by Mark Faulk
After over a year of promises, postponements, and delays, Dateline
finally confirmed today that they will air their report on the stock
market scandal on Sunday, April 10th, at 7 pm ET. The segment, dealing
with the scandal dubbed "Stockgate", has long been anticipated by
advocates pushing for reform in the stock market, and was first
confirmed by The Faulking Truth last June. This is an excerpt from that
article:
"It's been called the biggest financial scandal in the history of the
world, with incurred losses estimated by some experts at well over $1
trillion dollars. It's a scandal that involves over 1,200 offshore hedge
funds, over 150 US brokers, and has already bankrupted over 7,000 US
companies in the past six years. According to many of the lawsuits filed
to date, the crooks include terrorist groups and organized crime
syndicates. Sources say that this scandal, which involves an intricate
system of selling electronic counterfeit shares of stock in an effort to
destroy the market value of small publically traded companies by
utilizing a method known as "naked short selling", will eventually
implicate almost every major broker in America, all of the governing
bodies that oversee trading, and will extend into Canada and Europe."
Sources at the time told us that the Dateline story contained
information that would "blow the roof off of this scandal", and that
Dateline had already filmed over 100 hours of explosive footage, with
interviews from class action attorneys John O'Quinn (of the Houston law
firm of O'Quinn, Laminack and Pirtle), and Wes Christian (of Christian,
Smith, Wukoson and Jewell), who along with the law firm of Heard,
Robins, Cloud, Lubel & Greenwood, who are representing clients in dozens
of lawsuits filed against the SEC, the DTCC, and several of the
country's largest brokerage