Followers of the twisted tale of DeepCapture may remember that on August 12, 2005, I gave a webcast of which I will always remain proud. It was titled, "The Miscreant's Ball".
As you encounter conversations on this topic in the days to come, it is a good opportunity to point out that Deep Capture published irrefutable evidence of insider trading at short selling hedge funds SAC Capital, Kynikos Associates and Third Point Partners almost one year ago.
06 November 2009 by Patrick Byrne
Followers of the twisted tale of DeepCapture may remember that on August 12, 2005, I gave a webcast of which I will always remain proud. It was titled, "The Miscreant's Ball".
05 November 2009 by Judd Bagley
As you encounter conversations on this topic in the days to come, it is a good opportunity to point out that Deep Capture published irrefutable evidence of insider trading at short selling hedge funds SAC Capital, Kynikos Associates and Third Point Partners almost one year ago.
05 November 2009 by Judd Bagley
Far from over, for Rhino Trading founder Damon Rein, the party is only mildly dampened.
31 October 2009 by Patrick Byrne
My dear Sam, Of course, you are always welcome to participate. Regarding my introduction to your questions… How do you like to be introduced? “Felon”? “Crook”? Or “Goniff”?
30 October 2009 by Mark Mitchell
More on our favorite network of miscreants and the false media story that sealed the death of Bear Stearns...
20 October 2009 by Judd Bagley
YOU need to contact your US senators, encouraging them to co-sponsor Senate Bill 605.
13 October 2009 by Mark Mitchell
A journalist lapdog tells a revealing tale about himself and a man at the center of the Bear Stearns debacle
07 October 2009 by Mark Mitchell
A gotcha video shows how naked short selling works. But the scary thing is, the Mafia already knows how it works.
01 October 2009 by Mark Mitchell
Leave it to a music magazine to cover the biggest financial crime in history.
30 September 2009 by Judd Bagley
And so it was with today's second and concluding session of the SEC's roundtable on securities lending and short selling: I expected the absolute worst, but in the end was pleasantly surprised to find that it wasn't quite as bad as I feared.
