Replies to post #16758 on Atlantic Power & Infrastructure Corp. (AWSL)

[veridique]

You must be quite close to him to be able to determine whether or not he is the type of person to divulge such secrets.
The fact is, he is bi-polar or something to that affect and is on medications for anxiety and depression. Wellbutrin is one of the meds he was on.
As such, maybe you should direct your question towards his shrink and not me.

While you are at it, ask his shrink why he would try to take credit for all the work Cousin did and how he is able to dump shares in the market while literally ripping people off without a conscience....

Maybe you should ask his shrink why he would still be on this message board to this day, defending himself under yet another alias, blaming Gilda for his failures and the company, lol

Sick puppy

[BigBadWolf]

for old time sake almost one year to the date, almost ;-)

Expose to soon follow so hopefully the investing public was watching the pre-market T-trades & the appearances of some new MM's DINO Dinosaur Group, international banking and securities firm. while so called dilution MM's $$BMAK $$BKRT handle Certificates with a little help from their friends $$MAXM & $$CANT

Trahan just like you supposedly did not know of the Penny Stock Chaser Promo all about checking flight manifest eh ;-)

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/2010/lr21580.htm

According to the SEC's complaint, McKeown and Ryan received millions of shares of touted companies through their two corporations, defendants Downshire Capital Inc., and Meadow Vista Financial Corp., as compensation for their touting

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/complaints/2010/comp21580.pdf
http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2010/06/29/s-e-c-sues-2-penny-stock-promoters-for-scalping/?_r=0

Atlantic Wind & Solar, a West Virgina-based solar energy company, which garnered $780,600 in net proceeds;
MSE-Enviro-Tech, a Delaware-based fire suppressant maker, whose stock gained the two $240,000 in net proceeds.

The proclamations of Penny Stock Chaser — along the lines of “You cannot own too much of a good thing … THE ONLY ADVICE WE HAVE IS TO BUY BEFORE THE CROWDS” [sic] — appear to have tremendously swelled trading in the stocks the company touted.

Trading volume in Atlantic jumped from 13,812 shares in July 2009 to more than 1 million shares on Oct. 22, 2009, the month Penny Stock Chaser began its promotion.

The stock price spiked too, rising from 70 cents a share on July 22 to $4.84 a share on Oct. 22, before falling to $2.70 days later.

Meadow Vista had received about 430,000 shares of Atlantic between Sept. 1 and Jan. 27, and sold about 84 percent of its holdings for between $1.49 and $3.37, according to the complaint.

— Michael J. de la Merced

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