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To: StockDung who wrote (2921)12/28/2000 12:55:06 PM
From: sommovigo  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 3392
 
Floyd - there are regulations and laws against REGISTERED SECURITIES BROKERS AND DEALERS posting anonymously on message boards, dispensing advice anonymously on message boards, and acting in bad faith with the public.

You see - Hedge Fund managers don't need to be registered with the NASD, they don't need to be brokers or dealers... but, as luck would have it, Auric IS a registered broker/dealer - and that makes his actions more, well... actionable.



To: StockDung who wrote (2921)12/28/2000 1:12:54 PM
From: sommovigo  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 3392
 
Floyd - also, regarding your assumption that it was a buy to cover a short: Would suspect then, if you are correct, that we have ample evidence to suggest the possibility that Auric - professional broker/dealer - stood to financially benefit by his chronic message board bashing of CYBR and that MAY POSSIBLY be construed as an attempt at manipulation, since every electronic communication with the public that a broker/dealer makes is considered, by law, to be a PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISEMENT and subject to regulation.

If trading records of the "Elgindy Clan' were to be subpoenaed and inspected, they MIGHT POSSIBLY reveal a similar trading pattern surrounding CYBR for many if not all of the members of Elgindy's private service. Should that prove to be the case, it MIGHT be argued that Auric WolverineTongue quite POSSIBLY used the wealth of the members of that board to leverage hisown hedge-fund short sale if they acted in unison at the recommendation of Auric OR Elgindy.

In any event, Auric's actions on these boards regarding CYBR along with his professional status and his trading records for Barbary Coast Capital Management create enough suspicion to warrant a possible SEC investigation into the matter.