Thursday afternoon MoneyShot’s bone worthy wife gets a brochure from Kentucky USA Energy Corp. At first glance, Money was all, “that’s junkmail- throw it away.” BUTT, since Money just opened up a Scottrade account and started dabbling in some novice elementary Swing Trading he figured he’d inspect the brochure. It looked legit and as of May 17th MoneyShot had no clue there were fraud companies scamming the masses and unsuspecting newbs, UNTIL, he went to their website and started clicking on their news links, like the one titled…

“These 15 Hot Stocks Are Good Short Candidates.”

The link took me to the iStockAnalyst site and MoneyShot read every word of Timmay’s article. Upon realizing that Money would have been punked by the darkside of the investment world of fraud he decided to Google Timothy Sykes and as a result spent all day Saturday fattin around on the couch watching reruns of WallStreet Warrior season 1 and navigating throughout Club TIM. By the way, MoneyShot was wondering how far Tim got with the hottie from FIU. Timay Too Smooth should bang her like a screen door in a hurricane. Money’s 94.3% certain that most everyone else who watched that episode punched their midget. But whatevs…

The irony is that KYUS inadvertantly exposed themselves on their own website with Tim’s article as a link, or was that their intent all along? Dunno. Money would like to ask Sir Trade-A-Lot what the indicators are for detecting a fraud company. Also, since CHK, CVA, and CLHB were all stock picks on the KYUS brochure it is assumed that these companies are frauds as well. WTF??? How can they be allowed to sell stock of a bogus company? Timmay, you need a word and definition for companies like these.

Anyfart, sorry about the winded post, but congrats on a well designed interactive site and the nuances of investing. Money will continue to swing trade for the time being and learn the hard way.

Thursday afternoon MoneyShot’s bone worthy wife gets a brochure from Kentucky USA Energy Corp. At first glance, Money was all, “that’s junkmail- throw it away.” BUTT, since Money just opened up a Scottrade account and started dabbling in some novice elementary Swing Trading he figured he’d inspect the brochure. It looked legit and as of May 17th MoneyShot had no clue there were fraud companies scamming the masses and unsuspecting newbs, UNTIL, he went to their website and started clicking on their news links, like the one titled…

“These 15 Hot Stocks Are Good Short Candidates.”

The link took me to the iStockAnalyst site and MoneyShot read every word of Timmay’s article. Upon realizing that Money would have been punked by the darkside of the investment world of fraud he decided to Google Timothy Sykes and as a result spent all day Saturday fattin around on the couch watching reruns of WallStreet Warrior season 1 and navigating throughout Club TIM. By the way, MoneyShot was wondering how far Tim got with the hottie from FIU. Timay Too Smooth should bang her like a screen door in a hurricane. Money’s 94.3% certain that most everyone else who watched that episode punched their midget. But whatevs…

The irony is that KYUS inadvertantly exposed themselves on their own website with Tim’s article as a link, or was that their intent all along? Dunno. Money would like to ask Sir Trade-A-Lot what the indicators are for detecting a fraud company. Also, since CHK, CVA, and CLHB were all stock picks on the KYUS brochure it is assumed that these companies are frauds as well. WTF??? How can they be allowed to sell stock of a bogus company? Timmay, you need a word and definition for companies like these.

Anyfart, sorry about the winded post, but congrats on a well designed interactive site and the nuances of investing. Money will continue to swing trade for the time being and learn the hard way.

Sorry about the duplicate there too.

Sorry about the duplicate there too.