InvestorsHub Logo
icon url

Brodey79

07/03/24 5:00 PM

#20602 RE: marcis #20600

Both Fynity and Chain trade should be 100 % owned by smc now. Smc was basically a shell company took over by Fynity is the way I see it. Fynity must’ve had something that chain trade needed so they’re joining. And they must be integrated now because when I tried to open a chain trade acct it was saying my email has already been used for an account. Put my password in and it worked. I tried signing up for fynity months ago and started an acct but couldn’t do anything. Both have preferred shares convertible to common so ya if they were to ever convert the stock would get pretty dilluted. But by keeping the preferred shares they’ll get dividends.
icon url

Swampy83

07/03/24 5:01 PM

#20603 RE: marcis #20600

I did.
"Director, CEO & President
Mr. Erik Blum has extensive expertise in the corporate finance and equity/debt structure. He was a registered principal compliance officer for close to 27 years on Wall Street and has worked at numerous firms in many capacities.
?
Erik’s career started at Lehman Brothers and Drexel Burnham California underwriting junk bonds in the late 1980’s. While at Drexel, Mr. Blum worked with Steve Nassau and Michael Milken on the 7UP and NWA LBO’s. After Drexel, Mr. Blum moved to Shearson and later found a home at Tucker Anthony /John Hancock, structuring debt, raising equity, and participating in corporate finance.

Mr. Blum then joined D. Blech & Company as an officer and principal in 1993 and was instrumental in bringing more than 50 Bio Tech companies to market including Gilead, Human Genome Sciences, Texas Biotech, VISX Laser, Guilford, and many others. In 2001 Mr. Blum moved to Florida and began structuring CMO’S specializing in the inverse floater side of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. In 2005 Mr. Blum successfully created a reverse convertible bond desk based on volatility for Stern Agee. Mr. Blum left Wall Street in 2010 to branch off privately.

Privately, Eric founded JW Price, LLC, a corporate consulting firm, which focused on providing business development services to micro cap and other small public companies. At JW Price, Mr. Blum helped a series of companies become successful public traded entities. He has sat as CEO, CFO, and Director with multiple company’s and has been instrumental in enabling their turnarounds and growth. With over 30 years’ experience in debt, corporate finance and company management, Mr. Blum has a unique perspective on the equity markets. "

Sounds like a pretty bad ass to me!!!
icon url

Brodey79

07/03/24 5:12 PM

#20604 RE: marcis #20600

I do not see anything about Eric Blum
having his license revoked. I seen there was a case he was named in but all the disciplinary action was to one of the other guys.
icon url

ZJ Pick

07/03/24 5:29 PM

#20605 RE: marcis #20600

STOP LYING
icon url

dinogreeves

07/03/24 6:19 PM

#20606 RE: marcis #20600

Marco pollo, you say those things why keep trading this?
icon url

delerious1

07/03/24 6:54 PM

#20607 RE: marcis #20600

"One way fraudsters may exploit social media is to engage in a market manipulation, such as spreading false and misleading information about a company to affect the stock’s share price. Wrongdoers may perpetuate stock rumors on social media, as well as on online bulletin boards and in Internet chat rooms.The false or misleading rumors may be positive or negative." SEC
icon url

delerious1

07/03/24 9:27 PM

#20610 RE: marcis #20600

You might want to pack a "go-bag" ....for the car....if you own one ....just in case....jus' sayin'
🇨🇭🇪🇪🇷🇸🥂