Somewhere in a mansion in Connecticut, the principals of a notoriously unethical hedge fund are having their weekly meeting. After discussing the profits from their latest scam, a lateral hire from a more traditional mutual fund asks about the legality of using insider deals and diluting retail shareholders to death in order to enrich themselves. In-house counsel explains that nothing that they did was illegal, because the company explained everything in their disclosures, but that the types who take their kind of bait never read them.
In a house with a foreclosure notice on the front door, a family is wondering what happened to their dreams of insane wealth through penny stock speculation. The father concluded that it was a conspiracy of evil naked short sellers.
In a White Castle, Rich helps himself to his traditional celebratory dozen, and contemplates his next move. He will have to reverse split the current gang of bagholders, of course. But then, what next? Tequila? Flavored bourbon? There are always new suckers in the OTC...
Christie Brinkley sits at her desk, contemplating her business interests. Since she didn't have a dime of her own money invested in ICNB, the implosion doesn't really dent her consciousness, and she moved on to more important projects immediately.
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