I didn't have to knock myself out at all. You were the one who knocked yourself out by offering advise to U.S. investors on how to use tricks to short an OTC-BB stock through a U.S. stockbroker. All I did was copy and paste, send it off to the appropriate authorities, and ask for a legal reading. After all, you did challenge me to do that.
You don't have to explain yourself to me, I don't care. If E*Trade or the SEC contacts you, just tell them your story. And if I hear from them about the shorting investment advice you are offering on a public internet board, I will let you know what they say.
Oh, as an individual investor I have a right to post my prospects and/or information about any company, especially one that I own stock in. It's called freedom of speech. But I never offer investment advice. You might learn from that.
I have visited the SEC, in person, to discuss the type of company bashing that people like you do, accusing a company of being a scam with no proof of your allegations. Then offering people investment advice on how to short. They have even called me to follow up on it. They really do take their job seriously, you know.
If I were you, accusing companies of being a scam, I might be concerned that one day one of these companies might have their legal staff take action. Freedom of speech allows you to post whatever opinion you wish, but it does not extend to libel or to the financial equivalent of yelling fire in a crowded theater, you know. Even your hero Che Guevara failed in the end to control free people's lives through fear and hatred. You might want to read a little history. |
