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Would General Electric's CNBC Allow Charles Gasparino To Say It On
Th... -02/21/09 at 8:44
PM CSTby Mark Mitchell
Charles Gasparino, the CNBC reporter, published
an op-ed in The New York Post yesterday. Here’s a part of
what he had to say: Earlier this year, high-flying hedge fund
Paulson & Co. retained [former Federal Reserve chief Alan
Greenspan] for its “advisory board.” The firm is a
noted “short seller” of banks and financial st...
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Email Exposes Short Seller Plot to Destroy Public Company, Fairfax
Fi... -02/17/09 at
11:33 PM CSTby Mark
Mitchell
A few years ago, a clique of influential
journalists went to extraordinary lengths to cover up the problem
of illegal short selling. In the face of indisputable data and
evidence, the journalists insisted, over and over, that
“naked” short selling (hedge funds manipulating stock
prices by flooding the market with phantom stock) rarely
occurred...
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General Electric, and the Crumbling Myth of Warren
Buffett -02/13/09 at
3:33 PM CSTby Perry Rod
In December, I did a quick Christmas valuation
analysis of General Electric and concluded that $16 was too much to
pay for the company, given the current market environment and the
company's enterprise multiple. Since then, GE (GE) has given up
tens of billions in market capitalization and just recently bounced
off a low of $10.66, a price that has not b...
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Bernard Madoff, the Mafia, and the Friends of Michael
Milken -02/05/09 at
2:25 AM CSTby Mark
Mitchell
In 2005, Patrick Byrne, the CEO of Overstock.com
(OSTK) and future Deep Capture investigative reporter, began a
public crusade against illegal naked short selling (hedge funds and
brokers creating phantom stock to manipulate stock prices down). He
said, over and over, that the crime was destroying public companies
and had the potential to trigger a syst...
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Strange Occurrences, and a Story about Naked Short
Selling -01/27/09 at
6:15 PM CSTby Mark
Mitchell
Evidence suggests that Bernard Madoff, the
“prominent” Wall Street operator and former chairman of
the NASDAQ stock market, had ties to the Russian Mafia,
Moscow-based oligarchs, and the Genovese organized crime family.
And, as reported by Deep Capture and Reuters, Madoff did not just
orchestrate a $50 billion Ponzi scheme. He was also the pri...
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