This 27-Year-Old Made Millions Riding the Death Spirals of Penny Stocks

Discussion in 'Wall St. News' started by Banjo, Mar 12, 2015.

  1. Banjo

    Banjo

  2. smart!!
     
  3. I never understand why guys who are treading a fine line between legal/illegal draw attention to themselves by doing articles like that.
    Also, who the heck gets a "low six figure loan" from a family friend while trading stocks from his garage?? And while I'm on a roll...who is his mysterious partner who helped finance a $45,000,000 loan????
    Sooooooo shady.

    Anyone want to give me a line on Sason being in court with the SEC within two years? I'll take 3-1 odds. Surf you want some of that action? :)
     
    Last edited: Mar 12, 2015
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  4. S2007S

    S2007S


    this is the sort of article you read now a days that doesn't give you everything you actually need to know, its also one of those articles thats going to come with one of those updates, like the news story from that high school kid a couple months back who made millions of dollars trading between classes, after a few days they found out it was all false.
     
  5. sounds like a winner to me! sure
     
  6. sprstpd

    sprstpd

    ;)
     
  7. I guess this is a form of almost risk-free arbitrage between a private market (going directly to the company and offering capital in exchange for discounted shares) and then dumping them on the public market.
     
  8. i960

    i960

    Incredibly shady and borderline unethical.
     
  9. I think its legal as long as the private transactions are disclosed to other investors, or?
     
  10. taowave

    taowave

    • Talk about "margin of safety".I must have missed the chaper in Intelligent Investor on Coverts and exchange of debt for equity at a 50 percent discount.
    Doesn't there have to be full dislosure even in a private placement? Bare minimum one should know the effects of the dilution on the common.
     
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    #10     Mar 13, 2015
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