Replies to post #195577 on Fortress Financial Group fka FFGO

[puppydotcom]

U.K. Penny stock Hustlers have attempted to scam investors out of their money. Not only in FFGO, but also in other poorly watched OTC stocks.

uh,er .. shorting bad stocks are legal .. why would it be getting interesting?

unless, you're accusing the FFGO management team and major shareholders of securities fraud

is this the newest rumor now since clearly FFGO will never be heard from again .. and there is ZERO proof of any NSS in the fantasy land of FFGO

did they also short

HGLC
NMGL
RENS

because they are closed down and following the same path as FFGO

Uh OH
GULP!

[puppydotcom]

too bad it has nothing to do with FFGO .. but I do think the new excuse and tall tale is entertaining


by 7/11
U.K. Penny stock Hustlers have attempted to scam investors out of their money. Not only in FFGO, but also in other poorly watched OTC stocks.

Interesting what dots one is able to connect when figuring out who is at the heart of the scams out of the U.K.

The SEC is investigating ties between exchanges and trading firms. Just because a company is a U.K. based company, does't free it from investigation and prosecution.

Just ask UBS and Credit Suisse.

Should get interesting!

Tic Toc

[underdog150]

LOL 7/10/11, the poorly watched OTC stocks are the the exact reason scum like Lumb and crew get away with scamming investors over and over. The SEC has ample warnings on their website that warn investors about these scams, but newbie investors are always drawn to slaughter by outrageous claims of 3400% returns on a dollar invested. This scam should have been stopped long ago, but as you said, the SEC does not have time to hold investors hands if they choose to invest in crap like FFGO.
Odd that you would think the problems of UBS and Credit Suisse would have anything to do with this Pink Sheet Scam. Perhaps you could enlighten me why this is relevant?
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U.K. Penny stock Hustlers have attempted to scam investors out of their money. Not only in FFGO, but also in other poorly watched OTC stocks.

Interesting what dots one is able to connect when figuring out who is at the heart of the scams out of the U.K.

The SEC is investigating ties between exchanges and trading firms. Just because a company is a U.K. based company, does't free it from investigation and prosecution.

Just ask UBS and Credit Suisse.

Should get interesting!

Tic Toc