jimr1717
2時間前
Just a heads up, 🏆️ How did $102.000 in inventory disappear with no record? The last report filed shows that existing inventory fell from $120,000 of feed stock to $18,000 in a year ... even though there were only $20,000 of sales in the entire year.
So, $102,000 of inventory disappeared with no explanation. If this were a genuine company there would be either a detailed explanation or a thorough investigation in which heads would roll.
There are only three possibilities.
A) The inventory was given out freely to ranchers/farmers to use so that IFUS could claim it was shipping product,
B) The inventory never actually existed,
C) The inventory was sold but Walther stuffed his pocket with the proceeds and did not report them as required. This fits right in with Walther's well known and long term propensity of defrauding shareholders and embezzlement.
OPEN YOUR EYES!! IFUS is a naked con job with longtime con artists at its head.
Ecomike
1日前
Stop lying, it is on the SEC website. Enough said.
May be this one hit a soft spot?
https://franknez.com/short-sellers-are-now-under-federal-investigation-for-collusion/
Short Sellers Are Now Under Federal Investigation For Collusion
Frank Nez
8–10 minutes
Short sellers are now under federal investigation for collusion, resulting in the belief that firms are conducting orchestrated market manipulation tactics.
There’s been a lot of debate recently about short sellers and their strategies, especially after a lawsuit in Toronto revealed some surprising connections between investment firms and bearish researchers.
This has sparked debates among corporate leaders and investors alike about whether these short sellers are working together more than they admit, per a recent Bloomberg report.
In the lawsuit, a key figure from a Canadian hedge fund, Moez Kassam of Anson, mentioned that his firm has shared research with several well-known short-sellers like Nate Anderson from Hindenburg Research and Carson Block from Muddy Waters.
This raises eyebrows, as it suggests that these firms might be collaborating to drive down stock prices of companies they believe are overvalued.
While sharing research isn’t illegal, it does create concerns about potential market manipulation.
Many corporate leaders have expressed frustration over these practices, especially as they often lead to a negative impact on stock prices.
The short-selling community tends to keep their activities under wraps, particularly since companies have started fighting back with lawsuits and regulators are becoming more vigilant.
Interestingly, nearly all the firms mentioned in the lawsuit denied having formal partnerships with Anson, according to reports.
For instance, Muddy Waters stated it has never collaborated with Anson, and Viceroy’s Fraser Perring confirmed that while they’ve discussed research, there’s no financial relationship between them.
The lawsuit is part of a broader investigation by the U.S. Justice Department and the SEC into whether some of these short-selling firms have crossed legal lines.
An investment firm has now filed for bankruptcy amid a naked short selling investigation that resulted in the loss of more than $126 million.
Liquidators representing All Blue Investments North Star 1 Ltd. and All Blue Investment Management Ltd., companies based in Dubai and registered in the British Virgin Islands, have taken significant legal action by filing for Chapter 15 bankruptcy recognition in Miami.
This move comes as part of a broader investigation into potentially fraudulent activities that have raised serious concerns about financial misconduct.
The investigation reportedly involves two affiliates located in the Cayman Islands and centers around allegations of “improper naked short trades.”
These trading practices are typically viewed with skepticism, as they can lead to significant market distortions and financial losses.
Chapter 15 bankruptcy is designed to address cross-border insolvencies and provide a legal framework for foreign companies to seek protection and manage their debts in U.S. courts.
By filing for this type of bankruptcy recognition, the liquidators aim to safeguard the interests of creditors and stakeholders involved in the All Blue Investments entities while navigating the complex landscape of international financial regulations.
The unfolding situation has drawn attention not only for the size of the alleged financial losses but also for the implications it carries for retail investors and the broader financial community.
As the investigation progresses, it is expected that more details will emerge regarding the nature of the trades and the specific roles played by the various entities involved.
Investors and market watchers are keenly observing how this situation will develop, particularly as it highlights the risks associated with complex financial instruments and the importance of regulatory oversight.
The fallout from such allegations could potentially impact broader market perceptions and lead to calls for stricter regulations to prevent similar occurrences in the future.
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Now back to the death by Dehydartion jokes you were making:
I hope you are dumb enough to test your claim that death by dehydration in a desert is BS. They even died in Major US cities like Phoenix in recent years, homeless folks.
Lets see who is dumb enough to make jokes about that?
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/9013-dehydration
One of the IFUS Products you obviously know nothing about is Intact Endurance, for athletes to keep them from dying of heat stroke, which is becoming more common.
The SEC has pointed out that Anson sent over $1 million to Left in 2018 for publishing bearish content, which they claim was not properly disclosed.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/9013-dehydration
Ecomike
1日前
I am raising the ante and calling your bluff.
Seems I have perfect hand, and its time for you to fold, and take your losses shorty.
Time to up the anti with an SEC report, that's your full of BS, and I will call you out.
https://www.sec.gov/comments/s7-29-22/s72922-20153799-321641.pdf
It seems I have the trump card.
Illegal naked shorting and stock manipulation are two of Wall Street’s deep, dark secrets.
These practices have been around for decades and have resulted in trillions of dollars being
fleeced from the American public by Wall Street. In the process, many emerging companies have
been put out of business. This report will explain the magnitude of this problem, how it happens,
why it has been covered up and how short sellers attack a company. It will also show how all of
the participants; the short hedge funds, the prime brokers and the Depository Trust Clearing
Corp. (DTCC) - make unconscionable profits while the fleecing of the small American investor
continues unabated.
Why is This Important? This problem affects the investing public. Whether invested directly in
the stock market or in mutual funds, IRAs, retirement or pension plans that hold stock – it
touches the majority of Americans.
The participants in this fraud, which, when fully exposed, will make Enron look like child’s
play, have been very successful in maintaining a veil of secrecy and impenetrability. Congress
and the SEC have unknowingly (?) helped keep the closet door closed. The public rarely knows
when its pocket is being picked as unexplained drops in stock price get chalked up to “market
forces” when they are often market manipulations.
The stocks most frequently targeted are those of emerging companies who went to the stock
market to raise start-up capital. Small business brings the vast majority of innovative new ideas
and products to market and creates the majority of new jobs in the United States. It is estimated
that over 1000 of these emerging companies have been put into bankruptcy or had their stock
driven to pennies by predatory short sellers.
It is important to understand that selling a stock short is not an investment in American
enterprise. A short seller makes money when the stock price goes down and that money comes
solely from investors who have purchased the company’s stock. A successful short manipulation
takes money from investment in American enterprise and diverts it to feed Wall Street’s
insatiable greed - the company that was attacked is worse off and the investing public has lost
money. Frequently this profit is diverted to off-shore tax havens and no taxes are paid. This
national disgrace is a parasite on the greatest capital market in the world.
Ecomike
3日前
One other hint. Mastic is not a mineral LOLOL
What the HELL is this??? LMAO!!! Is IFUS going to sell mastic to people in the Desert?? LOL!
I'm thinking there would be a quality-of-life problem... Is this the kind of shit Marc sits around thinking about???
It is established by science and practical observation published over millennia, that if a
human is placed into the desert with all the food that human can eat, but no water with
minerals and vitamins, that human is DEAD in 3 or so days. However, if that same human is
placed in the desert without food, BUT with ample supplies of water with mineral and
vitamins, then that human can survive for months. And, if you add in mastic and provide
carob, then that same human can live for a year or more.