CNBC’s Ron Insana and the Miscreants’ Ball – August 12, 2005

24 May 2008 by

On August 12, 2005, I launched an offensive to expose crimes and corruption on Wall Street that I believed were leading to the destruction of dozens (perhaps hundreds) of companies, the loss of countless jobs, the theft of billions of dollars, and quite possibly, a systemic meltdown. I did this with a webcast I called, [...]

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James Cramer, Larry Kudlow & Me 23 July 2004

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In the summer of 2004 I went on Kudlow & Cramer to discuss 2004 Q2 results. We were still growing extraordinarily fast (88% in real terms, and gross profits were growing 106%). Our GAAP losses of $2.3 million on $87.8 million in sales for the quarter, or 2.6%, were in line with our strategy of [...]

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Kudlow & Cramer and I Discuss the Upcoming Google Dutch Auction IPO

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On April 30, 2004, I went on Kudlow and Cramer. Larry Kudlow and Jim Cramer invited me on to discuss the upcoming Google IPO, which was being performed as Dutch Auction IPO (pioneered by Bill Hambrecht, and employed by Overstock in its IPO two years previously). Jim in particular seemed to welcome my explanation of [...]

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The Mystery of “Gross Profit” Deepens – 23 April 2004

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Interview: Patrick Byrne, chairman and CEO of Overstock.com, discusses the company’s revenues and earnings 836 words 23 April 2004 CNBC: Kudlow & Cramer English (c) Copyright 2004, CNBC, Inc. All Rights Reserved. LARRY KUDLOW, co-host:  Overstock.com reduced losses with 181 percent increase in sales. So what’s next? We’ve got Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne. Patrick, welcome [...]

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The Deepening Mystery of “Gross Profit”: Kudlow & Cramer – 23 April 2004

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Interview: Patrick Byrne, chairman and CEO of Overstock.com, discusses the company’s revenues and earnings 836 words 23 April 2004 CNBC: Kudlow & Cramer English (c) Copyright 2004, CNBC, Inc. All Rights Reserved. LARRY KUDLOW, co-host: Overstock.com reduced losses with 181 percent increase in sales. So what’s next? We’ve got Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne. Patrick, welcome [...]

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The Mystery of “Gross Profit”: Kudlow, Cramer & Me – 28 Jan 2004

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After releasing Overstock’s Q4, 2003 results, I drove to a studio in Salt Lake City and appeared on Kudlow & Cramer for the second time (and third time on CNBC).

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Larry, Jim and I Get to Know Each Other – 2 Dec 2003

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On December 2, 2003, I appeared on Kudlow & Cramer for the first time. Larry Kudlow and Jim Cramer both seemed like fine, reasonable guys, and they asked intelligent questions. This interview was a condensed version of what it is like to walk into a hedge fund for the first time and explain one’s business.

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CNBC and I Get Acquainted

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On November 28, 2003 I appeared on CNBC for the first time, and the interview they conducted was perfectly fair. They asked me pointed, intelligent questions, and let me answer. We discussed sourcing and supply lines, as well as an issue related to Tiffany. They noted Overstock’s losses, but also noted that we had had [...]

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Keeping the Books from Being Burned

23 May 2008 by

Those who would hijack the legal institutions shielding society from Wall Street perfidy must also hijack the political institutions providing them oversight, and hijack the discourse about those legal and political institutions, and hijack the social institutions mediating that discourse. The capture must run deep to be stable. So deep, in fact, that records of [...]

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Deep Capture Podcast: Episode 1

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[display_podcast] In this episode, I demonstrate the existence of illegal short side stock market manipulation, and point to recent events as evidence that those responsible for this form of fraud will shortly taste some long-delayed justice. Market Reform proponent Patrick Byrne also offers commentary. Subscribe to the Deep Capture podcast via our RSS feed! Theme [...]

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