http://money.cnn.com/2008/12/18/news/newsmakers/madoff_didnt_act_alone.fortune/?postversion=2008121814

How convenient.

One has to go through the transfer agent now.

Bernard LoVerde Jr.has spent at least 5 years bashing stocks on the Raging Bull web site…

Bernard J. LoVerde Jr. executive vice president for Liberty Title & Escrow Co. in East Greenwich, Rhode Island

He’s former Wall Street insider who solicited the SEC to permit Joe Six Pack to operate on a level the playing field. This he says, could be done by adopting the market makers and broker-dealers deceitful and protected practices of ignoring regulations and requirements for disclosure… in other words let everyone be a crook.

From his letter to the SEC:

“… market makers and broker/dealers have rigged the game so they can play by a different set of rules than the general public and, to date, this has been protected by the regulatory bodies. These market makers and broker/dealers have done this for no other reason than to line their own pockets, under the sham of maintaining “fairness” in the market. Every day, market pros short sell IPO’s, short sell on downticks, and short sell without regard to the availability of certificates, all things done at the expense of individual investors, who do not have the right to do the same. They do it quietly, without regulation, and without a requirement for disclosure; often in direct contradiction to the public “recommendations” of analysts…”

Source: Bernard LoVerde’s letter to the SEC, January 31, 2000:

http://www.sec.gov/rules/concept/s72499.shtml

What I can do is run the Yahoo aliases you suspect of being crooked through it, and give you the results. Feel free to send as many as you want to: antisocialmedia@gmail.com

I think she was involved in the rule change, in the middle of the game, to stop the Hunt silver trades to prop up the dollar in 1980. If so she is a wreck of a choice.IMHO

And, is it possible for others to use it to help expose other paid bashers?

Now, some comments this evening about beefing-up punishment for financial crimes. Deterence is key, in my opinion. And, these financial thugs have their eyes on the prize (easy money). The law must be rewritten to provide for deterence via harsh punishment. After all, enough is enough: $50 Billion last week, and what’s the future financial crime going to amount to? $50 Trillion – and the entire market collapses?

If the financial crime is $1+Million, then a life sentence in prison without parole is warranted. But, if a Hedge Fund Manager, for example, is the perpetrator of a premeditated $1+Billion financial crime, then capital punishment should be an option given to the jury. That financial criminal needs to be removed from society – permanently – so that his criminal-mindset of sophisticated-financial-theft (in some cases) is not shared with any others.

Until the punishment fits the FINANCIAL DAMAGE of the horrendous destruction caused by Naked Short Selling, then these evil characters are going to continue popping-up under different names — targeting additional victims. The regulators must be able to track fails-to-delivers from the “Cradle to the Grave” — so that these evil characters can be removed from society quickly — BEFORE financial harm is done to one (1) more Naked Short Selling victim company — employing 100, 500, 1000 or however many people that company employs. My point is: This financial crime affects thousands & thousands of people. Additionally, we all saw how the Naked Short Sellers caused the panic-selling in the Banks/Primary Broker-Dealers! It affected the entire market. So, in reality, Naked Short Selling is negatively-affecting EVERY LEGITIMATE INVESTOR.

What is so very pathetic to me — is when I read about the censor/small fines being levied against financial criminals. Does a SMALL FINE stop a financial-criminal-mindset from pursuing MEGA-BILLIONS via Naked Short Selling? Answer — NO – and it never will.

Thanks again Mr. Bagley for your investigative journalism to expose the world’s most evil financial characters. And, again, maybe – just maybe – the punishment can be beefed-up for financial crimes so the criminals’ reward will be LESS than the risk of a harsh punishment — fitting to the size & scope of the crime.

Keep exposing them Mr. Bagley — and thanks to every set of eyeballs reading this blog — who puts links ALL OVER THE INTERNET. It is public exposure and public disgust that will finally stop these financial criminals. The People will force the lame legislators to write laws to protect Ma & Pa Investor — not protect a Mega-Billionaire’s ability to engineer Naked Short Selling efficiently.

Hang_’em_High