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IOC Has A Deal to Sell Elk/Antelope Gas Fields, Just A Matter of When & Price Per 1,000 Cubic Feet
by sailhappily •Mar 27, 2013 10:04 AMsailhappily. All you know is how how to lie and pump like a M'fker!
Sentiment: Strong Sell
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Interesting.
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remember that name
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Investor's can always put their money in the back seat of a convertible on the L.A. Freeway! Makes about as much sense!
Sentiment: Strong Sell
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How much do you boys really even KNOW about Pacific Rubiales?
by cooperrex •Mar 27, 2013 9:39 AMProbably about as much as they know about Carlo Civelli, Carl Caserta, David Lavigne, Westlake Securities, Mack the Knife, and the Yukon Territory!
Sentiment: Strong Sell
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ag may have blown his entire career for a few pennies of manipulation
by bonkusinterruptus •Mar 27, 2013 9:37 AMAdam Gefvert is my hero!
Sentiment: Strong Sell
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more bull$%#t from the Kenny the baloney pony
Sentiment: Strong Sell
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pumper are smoking their cigarettes right down to the filters!
ha ha! nicotine stains on fingers reveal all!Sentiment: Strong Sell
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Believer in the Easter Bunny? ha ha ha
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Is Phil filling that crystal ashtray up with cigarette butts?
Sentiment: Strong Sell
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Dumbtard. Tell us how Galena is going to COMMERCIALIZE the Abstral product they licensed? Are they going to have to do another financing in order to COMMERCIALIZE or are they going partner with someone who will the COMMERCIALIZATION.
Galena has never commercialized a drug before.Sentiment: Strong Sell
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Dr. Frost has to remember to use breath mints when he's speaking before investors who by medical products and cancer therapeutic stocks.
Sentiment: Sell
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stockeropinion. You write as though you are someone who lacks much higher education. I wish you all the luck in the world with this pos. You're going to need it.
Sentiment: Strong Sell
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Kiss it goodbye.
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Ding #$%$! Time to wake up.
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New York Post
SEC: Belesis a fraudster
By KAJA WHITEHOUSE
Last Updated: 12:09 AM, March 24, 2013
Posted: 11:49 PM, March 22, 2013
The Securities and Exchange Commission yesterday smacked brokerage CEO Tommy Belesis, who appeared in Oliver Stone’s “Wall Street 2,” with fraud charges.
The watchdog filed an administrative action against Belesis and George Jarkesy, a Houston radio host, for allegedly deceiving investors of two hedge funds Jarkesy managed in order to enrich themselves at the investors’ expense.
The action, which is heard before an SEC law judge rather than a federal judge, also named Belesis’ brokerage firm John Thomas Financial.
“We intend to vigorously fight the charges and we fully expect this will not affect the business because these are only allegations,” said Belesis’ lawyer, Ira Sorkin.
“Mr. Jarkesy vehemently denies the SEC’s allegations and intends to mount a vigorous defense,” Jarkesy’s lawyer, Jason Lewis, said.
In the action, the SEC said the two men falsely claimed that Jarkesy’s $30 million hedge funds were “wholly independent” from Belesis and JTF, which trained actor Shia Lebeouf on the ways of Wall Street for Stone’s movie.
The claim of independence was “a sham designed to enrich Belesis at the expense of the funds,” the SEC said.
In reality, Belesis called the shots on many of the funds’ investment decisions, and Jarkesy funneled millions in “bloated” fees from the funds to JTF, the SEC said.
The SEC showed Jarkesy’s deference and allegiance to Belesis through e-mails it obtained in the case.
“We will never retreat we will never surrender and we will always try to get you as much [in fees] as possible, Everytime [sic] without exception!” Jarkesy told Belesis in one e-mail.
Belesis also feigned independence from Jarkesy to shield himself from accusations of wrongdoing, the SEC said.
Among the alleged problems with the funds was that Jarkesy told investors they had been audited by KPMG, but this was a lie, the SEC said. -
Or maybe Duma and the boys just aren't playing ball with them and they have a real dilemma on their hands.
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I dunno. Tell c.eastwood39 to keep the lyrics coming....
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"State-run Korea Gas Corp., the world’s biggest LNG buyer, said March 12 that its February domestic sales of natural gas fell 6.8 percent to 3.91 million tons from a year earlier. Demand from electricity producers slipped 8.4 percent, it said." ( Bloomberg, March 14 )
Imposter, bonk. Why don't you tell us about those Asian "headlines" you're lying about.Sentiment: Strong Sell
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wow. Leading NEWS on the SEC website this morning!