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Post by John Winston Lennon O'Boogie on Apr 29, 2014 12:21:32 GMT -5
Only in CMKX-Land can someone take an innocuous statement and make it into an indictment. As if... pr I'm assuming you're refering to the skunk statement made by Mahue as the "innocuous" statement. If so, I disagree, I think he meant it. I never heard "Skunk" used in jest, except for Pepi Le Pew. >"< I'll say one thing about you cat, you sure have a way with words.. (Pepi Le Pew)
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Post by marbearcat on Apr 29, 2014 12:27:22 GMT -5
I'm assuming you're refering to the skunk statement made by Mahue as the "innocuous" statement. If so, I disagree, I think he meant it. I never heard "Skunk" used in jest, except for Pepi Le Pew. >"< I'll say one thing about you cat, you sure have a way with words.. (Pepi Le Pew)
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Post by portrush on Apr 29, 2014 15:11:01 GMT -5
Only in CMKX-Land can someone take an innocuous statement and make it into an indictment. As if... pr I'm assuming you're refering to the skunk statement made by Mahue as the "innocuous" statement. If so, I disagree, I think he meant it. I never heard "Skunk" used in jest, except for Pepi Le Pew. >"< I'm sure you do...and it doesn't surprise me you haven't. pr
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Post by marbearcat on Apr 29, 2014 15:20:45 GMT -5
I'm assuming you're refering to the skunk statement made by Mahue as the "innocuous" statement. If so, I disagree, I think he meant it. I never heard "Skunk" used in jest, except for Pepi Le Pew. >"< I'm sure you do...and it doesn't surprise me you haven't. pr I guess it's all about the context. Let me put it this way. If I was playing cards with Fred and Fred beat me, I might look at him and say, "why you little skunk" But calling a person a skunk, after that person pretty much accuses me in public of withholding funds that supposedly belongs to tens of thousand of innocent people well, I doubt it was in jest. >"<
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Post by imSINGLEruRICH on May 8, 2014 7:57:09 GMT -5
Duc N Altum speculates.....
Apr 7, 2014 at 1:43pm Duc N Altum said:
I am of the personal belief that CMKX was the precedent setter for BCIT and other naked shorted companies. Yeah on the surface picture it looks like these other companies are active and alive on the surface and may look to be setting the movement for the cause but my opinion really differs. I am just of the simple belief that as quiet as our CMKM cert pull was and it being SO SECRETIVE and all who were attached to it.... and that our evidence went to FBI and DOJ on a CD-Rom and other things..... I believe WE CMKM PROVED THE BLUE-PRINT OF PROOF THAT NAKED SHORT SELLING WAS PROVEN REAL WITH HOW HISTORICALLY IT WAS MANIPULATED AND WITH THIS BLUE PRINT OF PROOF I AM OF THE BELIEF THAT MANY COMPANIES WHO WERE NAKED SHORTED TO THEIR LEVELS AND WERE FORCED TO BE SAVED TOO.... WAS BECAUSE OF THE EVIDENCE OF THE CMKM CERT PULL THAT BILL FRIZZELL TOLD ATTORNEY FRYAR THAT OUR EVIDENCE WAS NOT ALLOWED OUT OR WAS A VERY PRIVATE COMPANY MATTER.
It may look like what the surface picture shows of who is doing what in a time line, it may look like BCIT might be helping us but I seriously doubt that none of these companies would have a fighting chance if those right eyes haven't seen the real so called proof of the historic level's of CMKM's documented cert pull, in my elementary personal opinion.
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Post by marbearcat on May 8, 2014 9:57:18 GMT -5
Duc N Altum speculates..... Apr 7, 2014 at 1:43pm Duc N Altum said:I am of the personal belief that CMKX was the precedent setter for BCIT and other naked shorted companies. Yeah on the surface picture it looks like these other companies are active and alive on the surface and may look to be setting the movement for the cause but my opinion really differs. I am just of the simple belief that as quiet as our CMKM cert pull was and it being SO SECRETIVE and all who were attached to it.... and that our evidence went to FBI and DOJ on a CD-Rom and other things..... I believe WE CMKM PROVED THE BLUE-PRINT OF PROOF THAT NAKED SHORT SELLING WAS PROVEN REAL WITH HOW HISTORICALLY IT WAS MANIPULATED AND WITH THIS BLUE PRINT OF PROOF I AM OF THE BELIEF THAT MANY COMPANIES WHO WERE NAKED SHORTED TO THEIR LEVELS AND WERE FORCED TO BE SAVED TOO.... WAS BECAUSE OF THE EVIDENCE OF THE CMKM CERT PULL THAT BILL FRIZZELL TOLD ATTORNEY FRYAR THAT OUR EVIDENCE WAS NOT ALLOWED OUT OR WAS A VERY PRIVATE COMPANY MATTER. It may look like what the surface picture shows of who is doing what in a time line, it may look like BCIT might be helping us but I seriously doubt that none of these companies would have a fighting chance if those right eyes haven't seen the real so called proof of the historic level's of CMKM's documented cert pull, in my elementary personal opinion. So? What good is any of that if we get nothing? I didn't throw my money in to be the savior of some other company. Duc, posts like that don't work anymore. She.......................esh!
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Post by imSINGLEruRICH on May 9, 2014 18:25:28 GMT -5
yesterday at 3:17pm latteplease said:Peter Maheu, Bob Maheu, and all involved are/were not idiots. They will not pay us in fiat dollars that are tanking as we sit, backed by air. Wait ten years and get your money just in time to see it lose a huge portion of it's value? I don't think so. We wait for the asset backed dollar. IMO yesterday at 3:49pm howardhughs said:The Team lives on this planet and they earn and invest fiat money every day. They know the days of an asset backed dollar are gone because you can't put that genie back in the bottle. Goldengriff said: Don't know much about a genie but HH there will be a new currency here in the USA and it will be backed, not created out of thin air. For awhile this new note will exist together with the fed note but over a short period of time the fed note will be out the back door. For example of proof, if the fed fiat note were to continue into the future why hasn't any new fed notes been printed over the last decade (there abouts) like $1,$5, $10, $20? The only exception is the $100 note which had to be in place for the future because the old $100 note was so heavily counterfeited ( the old had to be segregated for security reasons) Check out the engraving on the new $100 note, tells you a lot , gold ink well is nice. The new fed $100 note is almost impossible to counterfeit The fed currency is being phased out in the real world, therefore there has to be something to replace it. The entire world is collecting assets of all sorts so they can have an asset backed currency The world is returning the fed note to its home, the USA, it is happening right before our eyes, example the purchase of real estate in the USA by countries holding fed notes using those notes to make the purchases. A great deal of inflation (more than now) could hit the USA as all this currency is returned, causing chaos here in the USA. This best solution for avoiding this possible chaos is a new currency with real value The BRICs nations and their associate nations are all setting the stage for asset back currency which will be used for trade and services. The only way the USA can compete in the new world economies is to get on the same page as the rest of the world, asset backed currency So let me ask you a question HH, when we finally get paid, will you accept your $7.40 pps in currency printed out of thin air or currency that has true intrinsic value because it has assets to back it up? Or if you are paid in fiat currency, will you hold it or convert it to a currency of true value? You do know that option will be there for us all Back to the genie, What you talkin bout Willis? <side thought>....Every time I read the huge $$$$$ amounts some talk & post about..... I just shake my head. I am praying & hoping for at least a believable ending... !
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Post by marbearcat on May 9, 2014 18:39:03 GMT -5
If we were paid, no one, I repeat, no one would care what happens after we got it. To say that "the team" cares enough to wait on this is laughable. Those pushing this story line, well, it's all about deception and delay.
And that last paragraph by goldengriff is pure comedy in my opinion.
Goldengriff, you will no doubt be here next summer saying the same thing.
That is, if you're still needed, wink wink.
PS
Darn I hope Gates finds something cause these know-it-alls ain't even hitting it on the entertainment meter anymore.
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Post by JoeRockss on May 15, 2014 5:27:00 GMT -5
goldengriff Avatar May 9, 2014 at 4:51pm goldengriff said: Howard, gold is not the only element in a basket of commodities that back up an asset back currency Components of intrinsic value including the economy built on efficient labor and production are the value found in an asset backed currency Yes, there are too many dollars, that has to be handled as all the dollars overseas come home, and this process has already started The countries of the world are now in the process of backing their currencies Once completed, it is moving at a quick rate, the USA will be left out of world, global trade if our currency isn't asset backed. China isn't going to ship us Nikes using a trade vehicle dominated in fiat currency while Russia can provide a trade vehicle dominated in a asset backed Ruble......just common business sense Anyway, whatever type of currency we are paid in will be a great relief, we are paid First thing I'll do if payment is fiat is to CONVERT GG
May 11, 2014 at 3:29pm nada999999 said: GG any time frame for this happening?
goldengriff Avatar
It is happening now and has been since 2007. My best guess is the process won't be complete for years, maybe it will continue to evolve for decades, continuing to reinvent itself as situations and needs arise However, this shift has evolved enough so that we can get paid some time during this year. The month of May has many important dates that will give us a clearer idea of how far into the next six months we must go, as I see it GG
howardhughs DIAMOND JEDI MASTER **** IMO We could and should be paid now. The atmosphere conditioning has done it's job in that the taper process is having an impact. Big correction in momo plays, DOW on hold like it's waiting for a signal,dollar poised to start bull cycle ,gold looking to test $1,000,oil price is soft,uranium price dropping, and economic activity is soft. Janet Yellen says the economy is weak. Come On Team Hit The Button! HH
goldengriff DIAMOND DIGGER goldengriff Avatar Member since: November 2013 Posts: 84Male
12 hours ago pistos, gangusgreen and 2 more like this. QuotelikePost Options Post by goldengriff on 12 hours ago I'm not Acca however if you'll take the word of a nobody, a pinch hitter, a second stringer, a bench warmer, I would like to say that I truly believe and have a good reason to believe that wonderful things are headed our way....this year or maybe at anytime this year, more sooner than later That is all I got to say about that GG PS...hang in there folks, we haven't been forgotten
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Post by marbearcat on May 15, 2014 6:01:01 GMT -5
goldengriff Avatar May 9, 2014 at 4:51pm goldengriff said: Howard, gold is not the only element in a basket of commodities that back up an asset back currency Components of intrinsic value including the economy built on efficient labor and production are the value found in an asset backed currency Yes, there are too many dollars, that has to be handled as all the dollars overseas come home, and this process has already started The countries of the world are now in the process of backing their currencies Once completed, it is moving at a quick rate, the USA will be left out of world, global trade if our currency isn't asset backed. China isn't going to ship us Nikes using a trade vehicle dominated in fiat currency while Russia can provide a trade vehicle dominated in a asset backed Ruble......just common business sense Anyway, whatever type of currency we are paid in will be a great relief, we are paid First thing I'll do if payment is fiat is to CONVERT GG May 11, 2014 at 3:29pm nada999999 said: GG any time frame for this happening? goldengriff Avatar It is happening now and has been since 2007. My best guess is the process won't be complete for years, maybe it will continue to evolve for decades, continuing to reinvent itself as situations and needs arise However, this shift has evolved enough so that we can get paid some time during this year. The month of May has many important dates that will give us a clearer idea of how far into the next six months we must go, as I see it GG howardhughs DIAMOND JEDI MASTER **** IMO We could and should be paid now. The atmosphere conditioning has done it's job in that the taper process is having an impact. Big correction in momo plays, DOW on hold like it's waiting for a signal,dollar poised to start bull cycle ,gold looking to test $1,000,oil price is soft,uranium price dropping, and economic activity is soft. Janet Yellen says the economy is weak. Come On Team Hit The Button! HH goldengriff DIAMOND DIGGER goldengriff Avatar Member since: November 2013 Posts: 84Male 12 hours ago pistos, gangusgreen and 2 more like this. QuotelikePost Options Post by goldengriff on 12 hours ago I'm not Acca however if you'll take the word of a nobody, a pinch hitter, a second stringer, a bench warmer, I would like to say that I truly believe and have a good reason to believe that wonderful things are headed our way....this year or maybe at anytime this year, more sooner than later That is all I got to say about that GG PS...hang in there folks, we haven't been forgotten LOL What a bunch of bull. >"<
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Post by John Winston Lennon O'Boogie on May 15, 2014 6:36:30 GMT -5
www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/05/12/san-francisco-china_n_5287497.htmlSan Francisco Seeks To Be First U.S. Hub For Trading China's CurrencyPosted: 05/12/2014 4:56 pm EDT Updated: 05/13/2014 12:59 pm EDT Print Article An employee counts Chinese one-hundred yuan banknotes for a photograph at the Korea Exchange Bank headquarters in Seoul, South Korea, on Thursday, Feb. 27, 2014. (SeongJoon Cho/Bloomberg via Getty Images) | Bloomberg via Getty ImagesShare 31Tweet 17Email 7Comment 2 tumblr stumble reddit More:San Francisco Rmb, San Francisco Yuan, San Francisco Rmb Hub, Rmb Hub, Yuan Hub, Chinese Yuan, Yuan Trading, Chinese Currency, San Francisco China, San Francisco Chinese Currency, SAN FRANCISCO -- Known for its tech prowess and liberal politics, San Francisco is hoping to claim a new mantle: North America's first offshore hub for trading in China's currency. During a recent visit here, Hong Kong's secretary for financial services and the Treasury, K.C. Chan, met with business leaders to discuss the prospects for San Francisco to pioneer transactions in RMB, or renminbi. If successful, the move promises to open the floodgates of increased trade, investment and job creation in the Bay Area, but could also pour more liquidity into property markets already tipsy on tech wealth. “Whether you’re going to be opening a savings account in RMB, conducting trade in RMB, or just taking in money from China for an investment, we want San Francisco to be the hub where all of that happens freely,” Darlene Chiu Bryant, executive director at ChinaSF, a public-private partnership spearheading the initiative, told The WorldPost. China’s currency has historically been tightly controlled by the Chinese government, which limits capital flows and essentially sets exchange rates. But over the past decade, as China has looked to liberalize its own financial markets and popularize the use of the RMB abroad, the country has established offshore RMB hubs in Hong Kong (the first and most popular), London, Singapore and Frankfurt. These hubs facilitate the depositing, converting and investing of China’s currency outside of mainland China. If San Francisco were to establish a hub of its own, local companies exporting to China could choose to be paid in RMB, which they could then convert to dollars or reinvest in China. Chinese investors could also dip into a wider variety of local markets through RMB holdings in the United States. Advocates for the hub say it will be particularly beneficial for driving new investment around the Bay Area, throughout California and eventually across the whole continent. “It’s a much-needed thing, and if it happens the ripple effects will be huge, clear across the United States,” said Philip Wong of the Bank of Communications in San Francisco, a Chinese bank that has pioneered dual-currency accounts in the city. “It would open more doors for businesses from China, and it’ll trickle way up north to Canada and then down into Latin America.” But a surge in Chinese investment in San Francisco comes with perils in a city struggling to adapt to the massive influx of tech wealth from Silicon Valley. Over the last year, some residents have revolted against a tech invasion that has dramatically reshaped neighborhoods. Chinese homebuyers have contributed to rising home prices in some Bay Area cities, despite being subject to currency controls that limit the money they can move offshore. If controls were lifted, a simultaneous surge in Chinese investment and influx of high-paying finance jobs could add to local tensions. "Currency traders are always the highest paid financial professionals, and if you see a couple hundred or a couple thousand of them moving into the downtown or Mission District area then it's going to make some of these conflicts even more intense," Stanley Kwong, managing director and professor of the China Business Studies Initiative at the University of San Francisco, told The WorldPost. Kwong noted that locating the hub in San Francisco could bring about dueling effects in the city: While it would bring in more finance jobs and real estate investors, Chinese businesses would also likely bring more housing units onto the market, taking some heat off of housing prices. Advocates for the hub say that the move would spread benefits evenly throughout the city, creating the blue-collar jobs that are increasingly hard to find. In the past year, investments from China have funded some of the largest housing development projects under construction in both Oakland and San Francisco. “I think the hub will do more to create jobs for San Francisco and the Bay Area than it will drive up prices,” Bryant of China SF said. “Once you start bringing more construction jobs, there are more people spending money and more people moving in. It’s a good thing.” San Francisco is reportedly competing with cities like Toronto and Vancouver to be the first RMB hub in North America. America’s traditional financial capital of New York has yet to throw its hat in the ring. Representatives from San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee’s office did not respond to a request for comment, but the gears appear to be turning behind the scenes; Bloomberg reported last fall on meetings between Lee and representatives from the Bank of China, a group that has taken the lead on past offshore RMB projects. “When you think about what’s lacking, what’s needed to complete the picture, it’s North America,” Chan told The WorldPost during the recent visit to San Francisco. “Traditionally, we think about New York, but it could be any city in North America.” Analysts point out that in order for RMB exchanges to be available at all times of the day, a North American hub is required to link exchanges in Asia with those in Europe. Professor Yin-Wong Cheung of the City University of Hong Kong said that San Francisco in particular has several advantages for being an RMB hub: the Bay Area’s strong business links with mainland China, a large and deeply integrated Chinese-American community, and a blossoming relationship between state leaders and their counterparts across the Pacific. In the past year, both Lee and California Gov. Jerry Brown have led well-received trade delegations to China. San Francisco may lack the high-flying finance markets of New York and London, but trade and investment from China have flourished there in recent years. Analysts estimate California could receive up to $60 billion in Chinese investment by 2020. By focusing on tangible trade and investment, advocates for the hub hope to avoid entanglements with the federal government required for bilateral financial exchanges.“San Francisco would not necessarily have an offshore RMB hub the way that Hong Kong and London do, because a lot of that is done via currency swap agreements between the two countries,” said Bryant of ChinaSF. “If San Francisco were to do it we’d do it on a more commercial level. There’s demand here and the question is, how does San Francisco become a hub without getting the federal government involved?”Although there is no clear timetable for the creation of a North American RMB hub, analysts say that China’s positive experience with other hubs coupled with its drive for financial reforms at home could drive the project in coming years. “My feeling is that this is going to happen much faster than in the past couple of years,” Chan said. “The first couple of years were trying out and testing the water, but with the RMB market in Hong Kong developing very nicely ... it’s a good time to see an acceleration of the process.”
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Post by marbearcat on May 15, 2014 13:45:14 GMT -5
www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/05/12/san-francisco-china_n_5287497.htmlSan Francisco Seeks To Be First U.S. Hub For Trading China's CurrencyPosted: 05/12/2014 4:56 pm EDT Updated: 05/13/2014 12:59 pm EDT Print Article An employee counts Chinese one-hundred yuan banknotes for a photograph at the Korea Exchange Bank headquarters in Seoul, South Korea, on Thursday, Feb. 27, 2014. (SeongJoon Cho/Bloomberg via Getty Images) | Bloomberg via Getty ImagesShare 31Tweet 17Email 7Comment 2 tumblr stumble reddit More:San Francisco Rmb, San Francisco Yuan, San Francisco Rmb Hub, Rmb Hub, Yuan Hub, Chinese Yuan, Yuan Trading, Chinese Currency, San Francisco China, San Francisco Chinese Currency, SAN FRANCISCO -- Known for its tech prowess and liberal politics, San Francisco is hoping to claim a new mantle: North America's first offshore hub for trading in China's currency. During a recent visit here, Hong Kong's secretary for financial services and the Treasury, K.C. Chan, met with business leaders to discuss the prospects for San Francisco to pioneer transactions in RMB, or renminbi. If successful, the move promises to open the floodgates of increased trade, investment and job creation in the Bay Area, but could also pour more liquidity into property markets already tipsy on tech wealth. “Whether you’re going to be opening a savings account in RMB, conducting trade in RMB, or just taking in money from China for an investment, we want San Francisco to be the hub where all of that happens freely,” Darlene Chiu Bryant, executive director at ChinaSF, a public-private partnership spearheading the initiative, told The WorldPost. China’s currency has historically been tightly controlled by the Chinese government, which limits capital flows and essentially sets exchange rates. But over the past decade, as China has looked to liberalize its own financial markets and popularize the use of the RMB abroad, the country has established offshore RMB hubs in Hong Kong (the first and most popular), London, Singapore and Frankfurt. These hubs facilitate the depositing, converting and investing of China’s currency outside of mainland China. If San Francisco were to establish a hub of its own, local companies exporting to China could choose to be paid in RMB, which they could then convert to dollars or reinvest in China. Chinese investors could also dip into a wider variety of local markets through RMB holdings in the United States. Advocates for the hub say it will be particularly beneficial for driving new investment around the Bay Area, throughout California and eventually across the whole continent. “It’s a much-needed thing, and if it happens the ripple effects will be huge, clear across the United States,” said Philip Wong of the Bank of Communications in San Francisco, a Chinese bank that has pioneered dual-currency accounts in the city. “It would open more doors for businesses from China, and it’ll trickle way up north to Canada and then down into Latin America.” But a surge in Chinese investment in San Francisco comes with perils in a city struggling to adapt to the massive influx of tech wealth from Silicon Valley. Over the last year, some residents have revolted against a tech invasion that has dramatically reshaped neighborhoods. Chinese homebuyers have contributed to rising home prices in some Bay Area cities, despite being subject to currency controls that limit the money they can move offshore. If controls were lifted, a simultaneous surge in Chinese investment and influx of high-paying finance jobs could add to local tensions. "Currency traders are always the highest paid financial professionals, and if you see a couple hundred or a couple thousand of them moving into the downtown or Mission District area then it's going to make some of these conflicts even more intense," Stanley Kwong, managing director and professor of the China Business Studies Initiative at the University of San Francisco, told The WorldPost. Kwong noted that locating the hub in San Francisco could bring about dueling effects in the city: While it would bring in more finance jobs and real estate investors, Chinese businesses would also likely bring more housing units onto the market, taking some heat off of housing prices. Advocates for the hub say that the move would spread benefits evenly throughout the city, creating the blue-collar jobs that are increasingly hard to find. In the past year, investments from China have funded some of the largest housing development projects under construction in both Oakland and San Francisco. “I think the hub will do more to create jobs for San Francisco and the Bay Area than it will drive up prices,” Bryant of China SF said. “Once you start bringing more construction jobs, there are more people spending money and more people moving in. It’s a good thing.” San Francisco is reportedly competing with cities like Toronto and Vancouver to be the first RMB hub in North America. America’s traditional financial capital of New York has yet to throw its hat in the ring. Representatives from San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee’s office did not respond to a request for comment, but the gears appear to be turning behind the scenes; Bloomberg reported last fall on meetings between Lee and representatives from the Bank of China, a group that has taken the lead on past offshore RMB projects. “When you think about what’s lacking, what’s needed to complete the picture, it’s North America,” Chan told The WorldPost during the recent visit to San Francisco. “Traditionally, we think about New York, but it could be any city in North America.” Analysts point out that in order for RMB exchanges to be available at all times of the day, a North American hub is required to link exchanges in Asia with those in Europe. Professor Yin-Wong Cheung of the City University of Hong Kong said that San Francisco in particular has several advantages for being an RMB hub: the Bay Area’s strong business links with mainland China, a large and deeply integrated Chinese-American community, and a blossoming relationship between state leaders and their counterparts across the Pacific. In the past year, both Lee and California Gov. Jerry Brown have led well-received trade delegations to China. San Francisco may lack the high-flying finance markets of New York and London, but trade and investment from China have flourished there in recent years. Analysts estimate California could receive up to $60 billion in Chinese investment by 2020. By focusing on tangible trade and investment, advocates for the hub hope to avoid entanglements with the federal government required for bilateral financial exchanges.“San Francisco would not necessarily have an offshore RMB hub the way that Hong Kong and London do, because a lot of that is done via currency swap agreements between the two countries,” said Bryant of ChinaSF. “If San Francisco were to do it we’d do it on a more commercial level. There’s demand here and the question is, how does San Francisco become a hub without getting the federal government involved?”Although there is no clear timetable for the creation of a North American RMB hub, analysts say that China’s positive experience with other hubs coupled with its drive for financial reforms at home could drive the project in coming years. “My feeling is that this is going to happen much faster than in the past couple of years,” Chan said. “The first couple of years were trying out and testing the water, but with the RMB market in Hong Kong developing very nicely ... it’s a good time to see an acceleration of the process.” Rice-a-roni THE SAN FRANCISCO TREAT! >"<
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Post by imSINGLEruRICH on May 16, 2014 5:41:37 GMT -5
Goldengriff says......
goldengriff DIAMOND DIGGER
Thank you for you resume Not going to give you mind but you can bet the education is there Not sure what your resume has to do with the derivative mess this country's economy has become but it would be nice to find that connection In short the USA economy is and has been for decades an illusion based on the naked shorts, things that are not real The education at cmkx has been limited to naked shorts of the stock market, indeed that is true and know that naked shorts are derivatives But stock market naked short problem is some what minor compared to the entire economy of this nation, the whole USA financial system is one huge naked short This problem has to be dealt with before you get you 54 cent, or $7.40 or whatever Cmkx shareholders have to understand and accept the fact that the shareholders are going nowhere as long as the current fake system exist , cmkx the company is no different, it won't flourish in the old We can only move forward as investors once the fake economy built on derivatives is corrected by moving away from the old to the new And indeed the most current events are stating the old is a done deal The shadow derivative market is being brought into the light of day That is huge news for shareholders who own derivatives, that being us! Our derivatives have been made whole unlike the rest of the derivative market, you have your certs This really isn't brain surgery, or pole dancing, it is very basic The cmkx shareholder misunderstanding is we are too focused on the payout which I would embellish like everyone but at the same time missing the real reason for our existence as cmkx shareholders We are very much leaders into a future that will promote prosperity for yourself, you children, your grandchildren, and all of humanity, we are the tip of the spear Be proud of that Everything else will fall into place I want you good folks to know things are changing fast and please know that there are unbelievable wonderful things dead ahead for us all As I understand it we are in the final stages Don't take my word for it, just follow the huge news, very telling The world is shifting, shift with it, don't get left behind GG
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Post by John Winston Lennon O'Boogie on May 16, 2014 5:50:55 GMT -5
How can we get left behind when we are the ones who have the Certs...?
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Post by axis on May 16, 2014 7:37:23 GMT -5
I would feel better if could see some evidence of the .54 or 7.40 or wathever
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