Is this really news? Those razor sharp wits over at the NY Post have come to that conclusion–I think we should upgrade that journalist’ paygrade up from $30k to $60k, razor sharp I tell ya! In THIS landmark article, reporter Zachery Kouwe (definitely email him: zachery.kouwe@nypost.com) unleashes a firestorm of how PGOG used former Governor Pataki’s association–he was bribed sits on the board–to pump up their stock price, while paying blah blah blah amounts of money to blah blah blah. Company denies knowledge of pumping…CFO used to work for the teamsters…Pataki believes in the technology (LOL Georgie boy, best read my book An American Hedge Fund, or better yet my DVD PennyStocking before you use that line/get yourself into trouble … Continue reading
Tag Archives: Financial Media Circus
Yes, Spamming Penny Stocks Deal With Mobsters & Politicians aka Perf Go Green Holdings Inc (PGOG)
June 19, 2008 at 1:47 pm by Timothy Sykes
Forbes The Latest Victim In Randall Lane's Web Of Deceit Or Why Trader Monthly aka Doubledown Media Is Failing
June 17, 2008 at 11:20 am by Timothy Sykes
Based on nothing more than widespread rumors, circumstantial evidence and a few sources—not coincidentally the same reasoning they once used to find me guilty of a crime I didn’t commit—Trader Monthly aka Traitor Monthly aka Doubledown Media—they use several aliases because, like any common criminal, their flawed ideology and dirty deeds are finally catching up with them—is failing fast. Like any good wannabe journalist, not that I really wannabe, I should mention my history with these cockroaches, specifically their twisted son of a bitch editor-in-thief chief, Randall “The ideal reader is 29 years old, making $400,000 a year, and spending all of it.” Lane. And thankfully, that reprehensible quote (yes he really said it, seemingly proudly, see article HERE) is … Continue reading
Forbes The Latest Victim In Randall Lane’s Web Of Deceit Or Why Trader Monthly aka Doubledown Media Is Failing
June 17, 2008 at 11:20 am by Timothy Sykes
Based on nothing more than widespread rumors, circumstantial evidence and a few sources—not coincidentally the same reasoning they once used to find me guilty of a crime I didn’t commit—Trader Monthly aka Traitor Monthly aka Doubledown Media—they use several aliases because, like any common criminal, their flawed ideology and dirty deeds are finally catching up with them—is failing fast. Like any good wannabe journalist, not that I really wannabe, I should mention my history with these cockroaches, specifically their twisted son of a bitch editor-in-thief chief, Randall “The ideal reader is 29 years old, making $400,000 a year, and spending all of it.” Lane. And thankfully, that reprehensible quote (yes he really said it, seemingly proudly, see article HERE) is … Continue reading
No Yahoo!, You Want To Make More Money, Not Less!
June 14, 2008 at 3:07 pm by Timothy Sykes
I don’t give a damn about any of these companies stocks—Yahoo! Inc. (YHOO), Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) or Google Inc. (GOOG)—but when I see articles with titles like this: “Microsoft offered $9 bln for Yahoo stake, search deal”, I can’t help but laugh.
iPhone 3G Me This, iPhone 3G Me That, AAPL's Breakout Attempt Goes Splat!
June 9, 2008 at 8:04 pm by Timothy Sykes
iPhone 3G me this, iPhone 3G me that, who’s afraid of the big black truth? Over the next 48 hours, as you’re forced to digest thousands upon thousands of articles and blog posts about Apple Inc (Nasdaq: AAPL) Steve Jobs’ keynote today and the introduction of this much anticipated new product, the stock trader in you has to realize this has proven itself to be a non-event.
iPhone 3G Me This, iPhone 3G Me That, AAPL’s Breakout Attempt Goes Splat!
June 9, 2008 at 8:04 pm by Timothy Sykes
iPhone 3G me this, iPhone 3G me that, who’s afraid of the big black truth? Over the next 48 hours, as you’re forced to digest thousands upon thousands of articles and blog posts about Apple Inc (Nasdaq: AAPL) Steve Jobs’ keynote today and the introduction of this much anticipated new product, the stock trader in you has to realize this has proven itself to be a non-event.
Why Geek Commentary Should Never Be Featured On Any Finance Website
June 4, 2008 at 3:59 pm by Timothy Sykes
You gotta laugh at/love absolutely pointless opinionated articles like THIS from the geek blog AllThingsD, which, in this case, stands for “All Things Drossy”. Not pointless to all the newbie investors and technology geeks who think this crap actually matters to these companies’ stock prices—for they have little understanding of the brokerage/ANALyst whore-athon that gets pimped out to fund managers just trying to pad their performance figures to collect their annual six and seven-figure salaries without really caring about beating the indexes cuz they know that since their peers are just as scummy as them, they really only have to avoid blowing up cuz mediocrity is not only fine, it’s encouraged in this joke of an industry, trend lag times … Continue reading
What Classy Pump & Dumper Dennis Gartman Can Learn From Classy Fund Manager Sy Jacobs & How To Profit From It
May 26, 2008 at 2:44 pm by Timothy Sykes
Remember the time when self-proclaimed stock picking guru Dennis Gartman pumped up no-revenue-earning microcrap joke-of-a-company Converted Organics Inc. (COIN) by mentioning it alongside his other picks in Barrons? No matter that ALL his other picks were multi-billion dollar companies with actual businesses. Well, since that pump COIN has taken a dump and in the latest Barrons article posted on The Big Picture, a smalltime fund manager who basically predicted this housing downturn shows Dennis how to behave in interviews. Here’s the paragraph that does it:
What Classy Pump & Dumper Dennis Gartman Can Learn From Classy Fund Manager Sy Jacobs & How To Profit From It
May 26, 2008 at 2:44 pm by Timothy Sykes
Remember the time when self-proclaimed stock picking guru Dennis Gartman pumped up no-revenue-earning microcrap joke-of-a-company Converted Organics Inc. (COIN) by mentioning it alongside his other picks in Barrons? No matter that ALL his other picks were multi-billion dollar companies with actual businesses. Well, since that pump COIN has taken a dump and in the latest Barrons article posted on The Big Picture, a smalltime fund manager who basically predicted this housing downturn shows Dennis how to behave in interviews. Here’s the paragraph that does it: