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| Sep 21st 2007, 22:04 Lindsay Druart |
The Unofficial Reason for the Recent Delistings | |
| I asked the chairman, Arbitrage Wise to do this so that people are not kept in the dark long. Most know me know I communication quickly and thoroughly. This is completely unofficial as Bogart Beck will post an official list of findings on each company. I am merely the advisor and I call it like I see it. Here goes.... AIG - I troll the forums of course as an official forum mod and I ran across the thread about the AIG ATMs. Considering current issues, I conducted a bit of research and came across the transaction history that was imported into SL CapEx for avatar Sal Ackland. It has long been up in the air whether Investor Allen and Sal Ackland were the same person. I confirmed this today as the transactions history logs IP address and both IP addresses ping to the same longitude and latitude. Investor Allen does not live in New York. He resides in the same city as Sal Ackland. Coincidence? Not a chance, considering other registered avatars of AMD management come from the same IP address of the vicinity. Investor Allen was delisted due to extreme lies to the exchange and to the market. RL information provided was a lie and if many remember, Sal Ackland owes a lot of people a lot of money and this will explain the disappearing acts and the fraud. Bottom line here: Investor Allen = Sal Ackland and other unconfirmed alts involved in the VCE scandal. If I were to do a Rule 144 they would be the exact IP address. SL CapEx is working on a complete plan to assist AIG stockholders. Particulars are not available as staff was unable to delve into this right away. BNT - After repeated attempts to create a positive relationship with BNT, CapEx management feel like it is best to part ways before more damage between the two can occur. BNT has publicly defamed the exchange on several occasions making it known that he is not happy here so management did not want to hold him where he is not happy. The Anticapistan Stock Exchange should be rolling out soon and that will give investors a chance to invest again once his new system is up and running. No accounts have been frozen and such and Intlibber is free to trade as usual but the BNT ticker has been removed. The action is nothing personal but was needed in order to move forward as repeated attempts to make amends have failed. |
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| Sep 21st 2007, 22:29 King Broome |
Re: The Unofficial Reason for the Recent Delistings | |
| so Investor Allen is the real Ponzi. | ||
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| Sep 21st 2007, 22:29 King Broome |
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| so Investor Allen is the real Ponzi. | ||
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| Sep 21st 2007, 22:30 Lindsay Druart |
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| Si senor...... | ||
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| Sep 21st 2007, 22:34 Isegrim Nikolaidis |
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| Thanks for the info Lindsey Well the reasons for delisting AIG seems pretty clear, but the reason for BNT delistment is not so clear. Does BNT wish to leave on a voluntairy basis or is it some how forced to. Because it sounds like they are parting on mutual agreement. |
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| Sep 21st 2007, 22:41 Lindsay Druart |
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| It was not a mutual agreement but it was more of the straw that broke the camels back. As a business owner myself, I have come across customers that were impossible to do business with and have opted not to do business with them at all in order to focus on the business itself and the people that reacted to the business logically. SL CapEx is not a soap opera and not a daycare. No one asks anyone to agree with everything but there still should be some level of respect. Agree to disagree so to speak. BNTs unhappiness with the exchange has been long standing as they attempted to delist voluntary several times previous but were denied entry by other exchanges. At this point SL CapEx wants BNT to know that they have options and are released from trading here since they are so unhappy with management as well as the financial statement principals amoung other things. It's not sheer competition because competition is healthy in any business. I do apologize that the shareholders got caught in the backlash but in the long run, the constant bickering between BNT and management was not helping. I personally wish BNT the best of luck in their new exchange. There is a ton in the market to be covered. |
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| Sep 21st 2007, 22:55 Lindsay Druart |
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| And keep in mind this is an unofficial thread. So don't take my voice as the voice of CapEx. | ||
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| Sep 21st 2007, 23:02 Isegrim Nikolaidis |
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| Does it not apear a bit childish from both sides, do they not have live up to their responcebillity's to the shareholders/clients in the first place. I still see no valid reason why we the shareholders/clients should have to take the blow for this biggering between the SL CapEx and BNT. |
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| Sep 21st 2007, 23:05 Lindsay Druart |
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| BNT was going to voluntary delist anyway so it is an inevitable thing. If I thought it were salvagable, I would be all for an agreement but that opportunity has long past gone. |
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| Sep 21st 2007, 23:30 Maelstrom Baphomet |
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| Glad this is coming from raw IP data instead of guesstimates based on hosting. You can only do so much with limited data availability. Good work Lindsay. | ||
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