Replies to post #136862 on The Question and Answer Board (IHUB)

[EvilTweety]

Couldn't agree more and the glee they take with the constant negative swats seems to be a bit weird, not to mention annoying. Perhaps they crave attention and that's the only way they can think to get it.

[janice shell]

i dont get it........where's the payoff?

The payoff comes when the SEC brings an enforcement action.

[Slojab]

You want some cheese with that whine?

I tell you what. Without getting into the "whys" to which you won't care to hear or understand, let me ask you to post a list of Pinksheet companies whose sp is higher today than it was two years ago.

For every one you list, I'll bet I could counter with 100.

Now, of those 100, I'll show you a board full of people pumping the stock with all kinds of hype, claiming it's going to the moon.

I ask you. How many make it to the moon and how many crash and burn?

[dia duit]

whats the purpose? whats the payoff?.....

Supreme David Rockefeller, aka the Anti Christ was recently fired from KMLD. If not for bashers he would still be there. That was the payoff.

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Kinti Mining (KMLD) Updates Shareholders

LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI--(Marketwire - Jan. 21, 2010) - Kinti Mining Limited's (KMLD) (OTCBB:KMLD) President, Richard Byrd, makes the following statement, "This communiqué shall serve, inter alia, to confirm that Kinti Holdings and prior thereto as Kinti Mining Limited has 100% disassociated itself with the misrepresentations concerning the recent entertainment venture. Due to recent unforeseen circumstances surrounding the entertainment venture, it has come to our attention that third party associates failed to provide the necessary due diligence that we required regarding the USB Stick operation, of which Kinti has no ownership. This also negates the need for the bank guarantee.

[Phil(Hot Rod Chevy)]

Most that have been around the penny stock boards awhile know that penny stocks are for trading and not long term investing.

But occasionally a newbie gets sucked into thinking a pinky POS stock with a gagged TA is going to make them rich.

They are the ones the "bashers" are trying to save.

What is the motivation?

For me it's in hoping I can save even one penny stock gambler from losing their life savings.

The boards are littered with people that have gambled away their children's college savings accounts and taken out second mortgages on their homes to gamble on the penny stock garbage that is constantly pumped on Ihub.

If you feel OK when you steal from them, that's your business, but I enjoy attempting to keep people like you from stealing from them.

Phil

[GamblerNC]

xbig....how right u are and when that group makes up 70% of the mods on a board they control the content of that board. Sounds illegal doesn't it?

But they call it it "free speech" except when the other side takes a different view then they delete it based on OFFTOPIC OR PERSONAL ATTACK.

The Admin agrees with them, sounds like Washington doesn't it?


GOODlUCK AND GODBLESS

[buyittradeit]

There are two sides to every story. I was in CSUH when it when up 2200% .025-.70 before they had a r/s. But I didn't listen to the bashers as they said the pps would tank to .025. ( seriously no one can call a top or a bottom this is why I use charts so I can get as close to them as I can get though.). I sent out alerts once the chart started to turn positive around .04. Why did I wait to alert? Because I did not want people to suffer like I was. I averaged into the bottom from .30.

I was and am still confident in the company and no could or can change my opinion about it. However, I have learned to listen a little more and not confine myself in my own mind.

It is true that different people have different motives for posting. Here is an example:

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Think you can not short penney stocks? Think again!


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Elgindy
Anthony Elgindy (born November 28, 1967), born Amr Ibrahim Elgindy [1] in Egypt, is the founder of Pacific Equity Investigations, and is best known as "Anthony@Pacific", the "Internet's most theatrical short-seller".[2] He is noteworthy as an informant and convicted fraudster.
In the early 1990s, Elgindy, who had worked at several pump and dump brokerages, admitted to authorities that he had accepted bribes from stock promoters. In exchange for immunity from prosecution, he agreed to work as an informant. During this time of rampant fraud in penny stocks, Elgindy showed investigators how such stock frauds worked and helped prosecutors win several convictions. Concurrently, Elgindy defrauded an insurance company by collecting disability benefits while working at Texas brokerage offices from 1994-1995. In 2000, he was convicted, serving four months in prison.
By the late 1990s, Elgindy had gained an Internet following as a stock picker, and sold stock tips for $600 a month to online subscribers. His picks featured short selling stocks of companies that he purported to have negative information about, especially concerning company officials and pending Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) investigations.
In 2003, the NASD ruled that Elgindy and his firm Key West Securities "engaged in a manipulative scheme in 1997 to inflate artificially the share price of Saf T Lok, Inc. through the entering of fraudulent quotations in the Nasdaq system, selling the stock short at the artificially high prices, and then taking active steps to depress the share price of Saf T Lok through the dissemination of negative research comments." Elgindy and Key West Securities were fined $51,000 and had their NASD memberships revoked.[3] However, the NASD's finding was overturned the following year by the SEC, which pointed out that the “Courts have found that the dissemination of accurate information in the securities market is not a manipulative act.” (In the Matter of the Application of Amr Elgindy, et al., Admin. Proc. File No. 3-11145 (March 10, 2004), at 6). The NASD attempted to appeal to the SEC’s decision to the D.C. Circuit. However, the D.C. Circuit dismissed the NASD's petition, which it characterized as “not only unprecedented, but legally insupportable,” thus upholding the SEC's reversal of the NASD's decision against Elgindy. In addition, in its ruling, the D.C. Circuit described NASD as a “disgruntled first-level tribunal, complaining because it has been reversed by a higher tribunal”. (National Association of Securities Dealers v. Securities, Inc. v. Securities and Exchange Commission, 431 F.3d 803, 812 (D.C. Cir. 2005)



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Open a German account and you can short trade penny stocks all day long. In Germany there Is no regulation on shorting, You can short any stock you like.

hallo sprechen Sie Deutsch

You can short OTC OTCBB PINK SHEETS GRAY SHEETS NYSE AMEX NASDAQ, etc.

All you got to do to short your peeny stocks Is to open an account In Germany.

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Also Claytrader also has some good videos on the subject.
Message Boards (Part 1) -- http://beta.investorshub.advfn.com/boards/playvideo.aspx?v_id=65

Message Boards (Part 2) -- http://beta.investorshub.advfn.com/boards/playvideo.aspx?v_id=68

Message Boards (Part 3) -- http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/playvideo.aspx?v_id=71


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The important thing is we use our own judgment and not some other persons. I remember someone had said to short Google at $250...Um I really hope they didn't but that was their opinion not mine.



All is just my opinion.;-)