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WhiteSahara

11/16/12 2:38 AM

#2262 RE: kly_1999 #2260

He didn't screw his investors. His company, Maxx Trade added to his commissions without his knowledge and filed defamatory reports with FINRA. He sued Maxx Trade was exonerated in binding arbitration:

Pursuant to the arbitration, on February 15, 2011 Mr. Poutre was awarded compensatory damages, interest, attorneys’ fees, and costs with respect to his claims against Maxx Trade and its principals.

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236T568

11/16/12 2:40 AM

#2263 RE: kly_1999 #2260

You might want to take the time to review as to why Poutre received the very harsh 2 year suspension from FINRA.

FINRA was not too happy with his behavior during he investigation by FINRA that lead to the 2 year suspension.

Keep in mind that as the CEO of a public company he is going to have to be dealing with FINRA constantly in the future.

Now we know why investors only wanted to pay $0.10/share recently for MIMV stock in the private placements.

Hopefully, he's learned his lesson and don't screw investors this time. Investing is a little better than playing slots.