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The Illustrious Henry Blodget Thinks I Am A Very Bad Man, Part 1
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.
John Paulson and the Greatest Pump and Short Fraud Ever
Short-side hedge funds pumped the economy so they could profit from its collapse
New Evidence Raises Serious Questions About Kingsford Capital’s “Donation” to the Columbia Journalism Review
How a network of miscreant hedge funds keep unflattering stories out of the media
Yet another naked shorting disinformation campaign laid bare
Former business journalist Gary Weiss, who seeks to cover-up the threat and impact of market manipulation via illegal naked short selling, has made Wikipedia a major point of focus.
Steve Cohen, the anti-Midas
This brings us to another interesting phenomenon: the startlingly high mortality rate of SAC-sponsored spin-off hedge funds.
Hedge funds scurry to sever ties with SAC Capital
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.
Wikipedia’s Jimbo Wales unimpressed by Gary Weiss and his lies
It’s easy to see why Gary Weiss was the logical choice when proponents of illegal naked short selling sought a resolute apologist for their repugnant practice.
Gary Weiss earns an F
Those who claim I was painting a larger conspiratorial picture are – not coincidentally – directly tied to a certain hedge fund manager or his friends. The resulting stab at journalism (in name only) is hardly a conspiracy; it’s human nature and in the case of these writers, very poor form and an even more poorly-kept secret.
The stories behind the Rocker and Gradient lawsuit story
Today, short-selling hedge fund Rocker Partners paid Overstock.com $5-million to settle the lawsuit filed against them in August of 2005. Rocker Partners also entirely dropped its own countersuit. This is a major victory for all public companies targeted by bear raiding hedge funds.
SEC OIG Investigating SEC Complicity in Naked Short Selling
The SEC's Inspector General is investigating the SEC failure to investigate the things that Deep Capture has been investigating