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Strategies & Market Trends : Anthony@Pacific & TRUTHSEEKER Expose Crims & Scammers!!! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: StockDung who wrote (5098)	2/2/2008 6:59:40 PM
From: ravenseye	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5673

does that mean the reporters were right when they made reference to you being a new jersey mortgage broker? lma(zz)o while i solicit the truth... btw, did tony travel with fane, and when did the district court lock tony up in a barn?

To: StockDung who wrote (5098)	2/7/2008 1:09:20 AM
From: ravenseye	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 5673

Regulators Credit Crisis: Where Was The SEC? Liz Moyer, 02.06.08, 6:00 AM ET Six years after the lessons of Enron and a decade after Long-Term Capital collapsed, regulators still can't seem to blunt the damage complex securities can have on financial markets. Why? It's a fair question. Investment banks, mortgage brokers and ratings agencies are all being blamed for the subprime mortgage bubble and its sudden and stunning demise. But little has been said about the watchdogs at the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, the regulators who oversee the activities of the banks. They have the power to stop fraud in the business of selling the complex credit derivatives, and they have jurisdiction over whether the complex securities sold by the banks met suitability requirements for the investors who bought them. Yet time and again, they've failed to do so..... forbes.com ...Regulators are taking a hard look at how banks structured, priced and sold mortgage-laden securities, but by the estimate of some it's too little and too late. "I don't think all the king's horses and all the king's men will put this together again," says Gary Aguirre, a former SEC lawyer. remember all the reporters who reported about thetruthseeker being a mortgage broker? why didn't those reporters publish corrections? lma(zz)o while I solicit the truth ...

To: StockDung who wrote (5098)	2/11/2008 3:22:09 PM
From: ravenseye	Respond to of 5673

Who will pay the mortgage when the homeowner walks? You Sean Olender Friday, February 8, 2008 sfgate.com ...The new increase in the loan caps is nothing more than a handout. It's welfare for the wealthy - a group that tirelessly touts free market principles. Raising the caps is morally wrong, and it's also bad policy.

To: StockDung who wrote (5098)	9/13/2008 1:31:43 PM
From: ravenseye	1 Recommendation Respond to of 5673

"O" tell us all about your loonspeak again, ya know about how that booming mortgage business you wrote about is doing! is YOUR loan average still $500k as you previously stated considering the fact there seems to be missing details in regards to a banking licensee search at the nj dept of banking? might you care to share with inquiring minds a status report about the particulars of that situation? hmmm, how many reporters incorrectly wrote about a nj mortgage broker, promoting him over many years without correcting what was written to reflect the fact of the matter? why didn't those supposed investigative reporters research before they reported, let alone correct what they reported? lma(zz)o 8,000+ questions! did ya read the article "Anti-Investigative Reporter Joe Nocera and The Newspaper of Non record" about "the enigma" @ deepcapture.com ? if not ya should! here is a very interesting clip! ...From: Patrick Byrne Sent: Wednesday, July 16, 2008 10:26 PM To: Joe Nocera Subject: RE: that Weiss email... "a computer containing the correspondence (i.e., 8,000 emails) of a number of New York financial journalists, hedge funds, paid bashers, convicted stock swindlers, lawyers, and even a private eye or two."... btw fyi: usdoj.gov U.S. v. ZEV SALTSMAN, et al, Criminal Docket Nos. CR-07-641 If you owned stock in Ramp Corporation or Xybernaut Corporation, please click here.http://www.usdoj.gov/usao/nye/vw/PendingCases/CR-07-0641_US_v_ZEV_SALTSMAN_Court_events.pdf COURT EVENT RESULT Status conference 9/12/08 at 12:30 PM