βIt isn’t what we don’t know that gives us trouble, it’s what we know that ain’t so.β β Will Rogers
βIt isn’t what we don’t know that gives us trouble, it’s what we know that ain’t so.β β Will Rogers
For some odd reason, I’ve never wanted to kick Henry Blodget in the throat. I’m not sure why: there are plenty of Wall Street miscreants whom I could with less thought than I give to picking out my socks, and Henry is, famously, a Wall Street miscreant. But I’ve really just never felt the urge.
How a network of miscreant hedge funds keep unflattering stories out of the media
Hedge funds Third Point and Kynikos will find it quite impossible to delete all their correspondence with SAC, as DeepCapture.com possesses several of them which, it just so happens, implicate all three funds in a form of insider trading.
Michael Milken and his “philanthropic” foundation have stymied a company with a promising treatment for prostate cancer while promoting more dubious companies — all to the benefit of network of affiliated, miscreant hedge funds.
More on the criminal Michael Milken’s amazing network, and the antics that derailed a promising treatment for prostate cancer. Also, a look at another short-seller weapon – convertible bonds.
Today we deliver the skinny on UBS, the investment bank. Also, more on Michael Milken’s investment fund, Michael Milken’s “philanthropic” outfit, and some singularly strange occurrences.
The Dendreon saga continues. Today we meet another shady financial analyst, and begin to understand how the criminal Michael Milken stood to profit from the demise of the company with the only promising new treatment for prostate cancer.
In Chapter 6 of the Dendreon drama, we meet a shady financial analyst and learn more about a destructive network of short sellers and miscreants.
Patrick Byrne responds to short seller Jim Chanos on Fox Business Network.
