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2025-04-12

#Apartheid Elon promised $2T in savings with DOGE. Now it’s $150B. Another lie. Another self-dealing scam. This isn’t efficiency—it’s grift dressed up as reform. Stop letting billionaires write government checks to themselves. #FraudWatch #TrumpMuskScam #SelfDealing futurism.com/elon-musk-do...

Elon Musk Admits That His Effo...

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2025-02-16

Maxim Krippa: Unraveling the Truth! 🔥

Is Maxim Krippa involved in a major financial scandal? The investigation reveals shocking details! 👀
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2025-02-16

💰 Goldstone Financial: Trusted or Troubled? 💰
A deep dive into Goldstone Financial—unmasking hidden risks and potential red flags. Is your money safe? 🚨

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2025-02-16

🚨 Avi Itzkovich: Beneath the Surface 🚨

What's really going on with Avi Itzkovich? We expose the facts that matter. Stay informed, stay safe.

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2025-02-16

🎭 Benjy Grinberg: Unmasking the Truth? 🎭
Is there more beneath the surface? Dive into the investigation and discover the details that matter.⚠️
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2025-02-14

🚨 Yasam Ayavefe: What’s the Real Story?
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Whispers of controversy surround this name—what’s fact, and what’s fiction? Let’s break it down.
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2025-02-14

Vitali Fishman: Under the Microscope 🔥
What’s really going on behind the scenes? Allegations and controversies are surfacing.
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2025-02-06

Gerry McClory - Under Investigation

Explore the case of Gerry McClory, shedding light on suspicious financial dealings and alleged fraudulent activities.

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Dallman Rossspamless
2024-04-01

If you're not reading @matt_levine in his free daily Bloomberg finance column, you really should be. And if you're not reading Francine McKenna of The Dig, you should be as well.

Here they are together: she's citing him at length. Good stuff!
thedig.substack.com/

Excerpt:

Almost all buyers and sellers of equities, large and small, seem to be just fine with trading trillions dollars of private and public company shares based on unaudited earnings press release information filled with never-to-be audited non-GAAP metrics.

Matt is right about one thing: Donald Trump had something to do with moving the needle. Trump was the first to be prosecuted by the SEC for the abuse of alternative non-GAAP metric while communicating quarterly results. His Trump Casino was “innovative” in its use of pro-forma metrics to say anything you want to investors and drive a positive share price reaction, regardless of fundamental GAAP earnings. 

"The SEC took its first ever enforcement action for misleading earnings against none other than current GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump’s Trump Hotels & Casino Resorts Inc. in 2002, for statements in its third-quarter earnings release three years before.

"The company had used a net-income figure that differed from net income as calculated under GAAP. Trump Hotels’ chief executive officer said the company’s positive results and improvement from the third quarter in 1998 were the result of improvements in the company’s operations. The SEC alleged that the company violated the law in highlighting “purportedly” positive results but failing to disclose that those results had occurred because of an unusual one-time gain rather than ongoing activities..."
Dallman Rossspamless
2024-03-21
2023-10-21

While usually we hate on ND, LOLOLOL BU ARE FRAUDS #FRAUDWATCH twitter.com/ndhockey/statu…

Statement win in our barn ☘️

#GoIrish https://t.co/w11s0SAILq
Dallman Rossspamless
2023-03-29

TODAY IN HISTORY, via Investopedia.com

On March 25, 1809, the first U.S. bank failure occurred when the Farmer’s Exchange Bank in Gloucester, R.I., went under.

Andrew Dexter Jr., a lawyer, financier, and speculator, had purchased the bank the year before to build a new financial nerve center for Boston. To pay for the construction, he acquired several banks and issued hundreds of thousands of dollars in bank notes.

Source: New England Historical Society; FDIC

Dallman Rossspamless
2023-03-12

TODAY IN HISTORY, via Investopedia.com
March 12, 2009

On this day in 2009, American financier Bernie Madoff pled guilty to securities fraud, money laundering, and several other crimes. Madoff executed the largest Ponzi scheme in history, defrauding thousands out of tens of billions of dollars over at least 17 years. He was also a pioneer in electronic trading and chair of the Nasdaq in the early 1990s. He died in prison on April 14, 2021 while serving a 150-year sentence.

Infographic about Bernie Madoff with pen-and-ink sketch of him in prison garb.

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