interessante antwort von greeneyes auf investors village (iv) zum thema ptsc. http://www.investorvillage.com/smbd.asp?mb=326&mn=2473&pt=msg&mid=10561570 Re: I-HUB Forfeiture: Borredo From my understanding, this, and a few other things, are being investigated at this time. Including certain message boards. (Not IV) ALL IMO Have a great evening, Greeneyes PS: How many PTSC SH's signed an NDA and continued to post? Not me!! ........... und sicherlich auch nicht ariva. agora, w-o,.....?! hmmm, danke, da scheint ja jemand auch wegen ptsc endlich aktiv geworden zu sein...:-) interessant auch, wer auf agora angeblich wegen vermutlicher manipulation von pacer docs gesperrt wurde und unmittelbar danach sofort als mastermind maker auf investors-hub (i-hub) die macht übernommen hatte und den bisherigen moderaten hub leader (techkim) entfernte. es wird auch an dieser baustelle interessant, würde mich nicht wundern, wenn demnächst auch hier spannenden informationen bekannt werden. nachfolgend der ursprüngliche bezug. .......... http://taxdollars.ocregister.com/2011/06/01/jailed-stock-board-founder-protests-big-forfeiture/84337/ Matthew Brown, the Aliso Viejo resident who founded the InvestorsHub stock board, wants a federal judge to relax an order telling him to forfeit $4.8 million in ill-gotten gains. U.S. District Judge Sue L. Robinson signed the order May 17, two days before sentencing Brown, 28, to four years in prison for his role in a “pump-and-dump” stock fraud. Brown now says the forfeiture order is a “lifetime financial death sentence.” In papers filed last Friday and amended Tuesday he urged the judge to reduce the forfeiture to what he said was his true profit from the scam, $117,000. Brown was among a half-dozen participants indicted for their alleged roles in the scheme. Federal prosecutors and the Securities and Exchange Commission alleged that they bought up stock in lightly traded companies, heavily promoted the stock on InvestorsHub, then used “wash trades” and other fake trading strategies to create the illusion of activity. Once unwary investors took the bait, the conspirators sold their shares. The alleged ringleader, Polish national Pavel Dynkowksi, known as “Evo,” was indicted but disappeared. In court papers, Brown’s attorney said prosecutors “have sought to make Brown pay for everybody’s gains, despite him having gained among the least amount of money.” |