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Here is just a bit of his bio: Mike Seguin
Buffalo, New York, United States

Recently retired psyhologist for NY State. US citizen born in the "weather sewer" of the East....Buffalo, NY. Educated in one of the world's Top 10, weather-friendly education systems....New Zealand. I have published articles in NZ. My unpublished M.A. thesis is over 250 pages....on the topic of "Creativity, Intelligence and Anxiety". My writing style is "no holds barred".....I consider that the New World we live in needs a LARGE dose of this style of writing on many topics. I have just finished and am reviewing my first book-length work on "modern-day" casinos. I have over 40 years of interest and experience in gaming from the perspective of the gambler as contrasted to the average casino goer.

Interests: Psychology and "everyman's" social issues.

HOW DOES ONE WITH "over 40 years of interest and experience in gaming from the perspective of the gambler as contrasted to the average casino goer" MAKE SUCH HORRIBLE INVESTMENT DECISIONS?

Michael does this over and over, he keeps investing in these scam Chinese RTO's, and losing his money every time. He is a complete lunatic! Everyone please flag his messages, he is a dangerous person. I fully expect him to go on a shooting rampage in the near future.

Sentiment: Strong Sell

Just stopped by to say "Hi" and see what drivel the little Mus _ lim wench has been spewing lately, lol!

Keep up the good work RIGHT WING, watch out for the fecal flora pro's!

PS: Sell ETFC!

Sentiment: Strong Sell

How many shares do you own, and how much have you lost, LOL!

Sentiment: Strong Sell

Six cents per share is better that zero cents! Get out while you still can.

Sentiment: Strong Sell

Way to impress us with your massive investment and market savvy!
Let me guess, $115 is your UWV WERKbedrijf?

Are you attempting to claim that my stating that you "got your backside handed to you", is "is defined in LAW as a CRIMINAL ACTIVITY"?

You have a lot to learn about law, just as you have a lot to learn about investing. You are not very skilled in either subject. I also doubt your credentials as a "psychologist" and an expert on "gambling psychology".
I think you are a bitter, lonely, old man. In fact, I know for a fact that you are. Remember friend, I know far more about you, than you could ever hope to know about me.

The "deliberate and malicious lies" and "fraud" you are looking for occurred in China, at the offices of Longwei Petroleum. The truth of the matter is that you have been scammed, and are impotent to do anything about it to the Chinese perpetrators. In frustration, you attack me, or "shoot the messenger" so to speak.

I have twice warned you about these Chinese RTO scams, and twice you ignored me and labeled me a basher and\or a racist. Both times I have calmly sat back and watched with glee as your meager retirement savings evaporated into a puff of smoke.

You can still remedy this situation before it is too late. I suggest and recommend you make one more investment of perhaps $300 or so. You should purchase the strategic metals of steel, brass, and lead. Tickers SWHC or RGR produce the device you need. Buy it, load it, place into your mouth, aiming slightly upward towards the cerebellum. Pull the trigger, and all your investment losses, and the rest of your miserable life will become immaterial.

If you wish, I would be willing to travel up to Buffalo, and help carry you gracefully to your chosen place of rest. All I ask is: could I please have your coin collection as a token of your appreciation of the sound investment advice that I have provided for you? If you bequeath it to me, It will save me the trouble of kicking down your door and taking it.

Sentiment: Strong Sell

Yep yep. Every long on this board is in the red.

Sentiment: Strong Sell

21 hours ago I posted: "I would steer clear of him, he is likely to grab a gun and go on a shooting rampage. He already lost his wife, and house. Now he has squandered his retirement savings. He is a bitter, dangerous old man."

31 minutes ago acebear01 stated: "due to a Fed. tax-bill that really has me in a military mood".

I tell you, this guy is one step away from going postal! I am worried for our society, and will contact the Buffalo, NY division of the Dept. of Homeland Security and FBI.

Sentiment: Strong Sell

The pain he must be experiencing! He doubled down yesterday, (like an idiot).

Sentiment: Strong Sell

It's okay for you but not for me?

Friendly advice, just sell your shares and take the tax loss. Better luck next time.

Sentiment: Strong Buy

(Reuters) - Flagstar Bancorp Inc was ordered on Monday to pay another $17.3 million to bond insurer Assured Guaranty Ltd in a lawsuit accusing the bank of misrepresenting the quality of loans packed into $900 million of mortgage-backed securities.

The payout ordered by U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff in Manhattan brings Flagstar's total liability to $106.5 million. A copy of the order was made available to Reuters.

Assured's lawsuit has been closely watched as a test of bond insurers' ability to sue banks over losses on mortgage-backed securities.

The company and its rivals have filed several such lawsuits, but the Flagstar case was the first to reach a final judgment.

Rakoff increased the damage portion of the award to nearly $90.7 million and awarded almost $15.9 million in interest, reflecting the sums asked for by Assured, said Jacob Buchdahl, a lawyer for Assured.

"The court also indicated that Assured is entitled to expenses and attorney's fees, making clear that this $106.5 million judgment is not the end, but only the beginning," Buchdahl said in a statement.

A spokeswoman for Flagstar did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Filed in 2011, the lawsuit accused Troy, Michigan-based Flagstar of misrepresenting the quality of home loans packaged into two mortgage securitizations issued in 2005 and 2006.

Rakoff earlier this year awarded Assured at least $89.2 million, but the companies later battled over the extent to which a judgment should cover future losses.

Assured had sought more than $124 million, according to a letter made public by the court on Friday. It also in a separate request sought $41.5 million to cover potential future claims on insuring the two transactions.

Flagstar had sought to have Rakoff assign it the rights to occasional reimbursements Assured receives for claims paid.

Rakoff did not address either of those requests in his two-page order. He did not give a reason, but said he would issue a longer opinion at a later date.

He also declined to rule on Assured's request for $14.75 million in attorneys fees and $2.94 million in expenses, saying he would wait for any appeal to be completed. He previously ruled that Assured is entitled to attorneys fees and expenses.

The case is Assured Guaranty Municipal Corp v. Flagstar Bank FSB, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, No. 11-02375.

Sentiment: Strong Sell

What was the shareprice when I first suggested that you sell your shares? What is the shareprice now?

And you still consider me to be your enemy, how odd.

Sentiment: Strong Sell

What exactly is special or significant about Sundays? Are you suggesting that Sunday is sacred, as opposed to Saturdays or perhaps Fridays?

You are aware that the Sabbath Day (Shabbat) begins on Friday evening and ends on Saturday evening for peoples of the Jewish faith, (I hope you are aware of this).

Myself, I do all my serious investment dd on Sunday evenings, to plan my trades for the upcoming week. I would suggest that you refrain from using the "even on Sundays" in the future, as it gives you the appearance of ethnocentrism or intolerance of other other people's values and beliefs.

Sentiment: Strong Sell