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Post by imSINGLEruRICH on Oct 7, 2010 10:04:46 GMT -5
It's looking as if Tuscan's theory, that Al & the plaintiffs are not on our side? Maybe they are trying to scare us to sell out? If very tired sold some shares because he, as a plaintiff found out that there will be a pay out limit/# shares owned, that goes back to what I said before, being privy to info we can't get! Grrrrrrr! DiamondsR4ever God of Diamonds Location: Colorado Springs Re: Updated Daily!! RUMORS ....Believe em' or NOT « Reply #527 Yesterday at 9:11am » I like your thinking. Maybe Deli is running out of shares. Maybe part of the deal that AH has with the bad guys is that they will stop throwing wrenches in the works when they have acquired enough shares to cover their NSS. This actually makes some sense. They keep on delaying, saying they don't have enough shares to cover and they wont pay more than they already have. It's a good argument. The bad guys paid X amount to not be prosecuted and now they are arguing that they will have to pay again to cover. (The maximum pain Mahue plan) So now the billion dollar share holders are asked to sell some shares and in this way scare the rest of us into thinking they know something and they are trying to dump before the info becomes public. This way the bad guys can snatch up the shares they need to cover and once this is done they will stop mucking with ER. IMO TD4E
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Post by imSINGLEruRICH on Oct 7, 2010 10:06:11 GMT -5
wolfbela Diamondologist Re: Updated Daily!! RUMORS ....Believe em' or NOT « Reply #532 Yesterday at 9:17am »
It's simple.. you want answers..
join the AG action..
and be a coordinator for a non-represented state.
Stop waiting for all these people to provide you with the answers.
We will find them ourselves....
Thanks..
Jerry WB
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Post by imSINGLEruRICH on Oct 7, 2010 10:08:58 GMT -5
goldengriff Dr. Of Diamonds Re: Updated Daily!! RUMORS ....Believe em' or NOT « Reply #543 Yesterday at 10:02am »
FOR YOUR COMFORT LEVEL
Distraction From Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaJump to: navigation, search This article does not cite any references or sources. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (December 2008) Find sources: "Distraction" – news · books · scholar · images
For Channel 4 and worldwide program, see Distraction (game show). "Distracted" redirects here. For the song by Helmet, see Strap It On (album). Distraction is the diversion of attention of an individual or group from the chosen object of attention onto the source of distraction. Distraction is caused by one of the following: lack of ability to pay attention; lack of interest in the object of attention; greater interest in something other than the object of attention; or the great intensity, novelty or attractiveness of something other than the object of attention. Distractions come from both external sources (physical stimuli through the five senses), or internal sources (thought, emotion, fantasies, physical urges). Divided attention, as in multitasking, could also be considered as distraction in situations requiring full attention on a single object (e.g. sports, academic tests, performance).
Distraction is a major cause of procrastination, though it is possible to be diligent and still diverted from what is valuable. According to philosopher Damon Young, distraction is chiefly an inability to identify, attend to or attain what is valuable, even when we are hard-working or content.
In works of fiction, distraction is often used as a source of comedy, whether the amusement comes from the gullibility of those distracted or the strangeness of whatever is utilized to create the distraction.
GOLDENGRIFF
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Post by imSINGLEruRICH on Oct 7, 2010 10:12:53 GMT -5
Yesterday at 12:03pm, gbpacker wrote:
Sun Tzu on the Art of War
18. All warfare is based on deception.
19. Hence, when able to attack, we must seem unable; when using our forces, we must seem inactive; when we are near, we must make the enemy believe we are far away; when far away, we must make him believe we are near.
20. Hold out baits to entice the enemy. Feign disorder, and crush him.
Perhaps AT and AH have agreed to be a deception for the enemy to think we are splintering and the plaintiffs are getting desperate for funds,
Perhaps AH is at a point where this deception is valuable in negotiations.
After all is considered why would AT market his stock at .0003 against Deli selling at .00025. Who would pay AT 20% above Deli.
Ergo AT does not sell his stock but deception is accomplished.
AT is used as a sacrificial deception!!
Just thinking out loud.
Dave
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Post by imSINGLEruRICH on Oct 7, 2010 10:16:00 GMT -5
sunbeam777 Dr. Of Diamonds Re: Updated Daily!! RUMORS ....Believe em' or NOT « Reply #571 Yesterday at 4:06pm »
From Millionaires: I understand the concern Shareholders have when a plaintiff makes an announcement offering some of their shares for sale. This action does not reflect what is going on with the present situation with Attorney Hodges and the funds. Attorney Hodges will notify the Shareholders. Thank you,BHollenegg
"Major strides were made, not setbacks. I cannot say any more than what I posted. Please wait for Attorney Hodges. Thank youBHollenegg "
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Post by imSINGLEruRICH on Oct 7, 2010 10:17:33 GMT -5
sunbeam777 Dr. Of Diamonds Re: Updated Daily!! RUMORS ....Believe em' or NOT « Reply #581 Yesterday at 6:37pm »
tigerherb: Acca in reponse to Ines' recap of Al "supposedly" not getting the job done in Richmond... Acca: Calm, Cool AND Collected! Relax ming117: Al would still be right there on top of it in Richmond if his presence was most urgently needed. Nothing to worry about indeed
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Post by imSINGLEruRICH on Oct 7, 2010 10:19:18 GMT -5
sunbeam777 Dr. Of Diamonds Re: Updated Daily!! RUMORS ....Believe em' or NOT « Reply #594 Today at 8:19am »
mccurdydon1: rumor that the trustees were put to work today
LovinDiamonds Diamondologist Re: Updated Daily!! RUMORS ....Believe em' or NOT « Reply #595 Today at 8:23am » Put to work doing what?
sunbeam777 Dr. Of Diamonds Re: Updated Daily!! RUMORS ....Believe em' or NOT « Reply #596 Today at 8:33am » ER
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Post by imSINGLEruRICH on Oct 7, 2010 10:26:21 GMT -5
sunbeam777 Dr. Of Diamonds Re: Updated Daily!! RUMORS ....Believe em' or NOT « Reply #597 Today at 8:37am »
royalstarofthelion: (7:22 AM) gr8hiker: Here's a thought: Wouldn't it be neat if one of the documents supposedly being released on friday would be some kind of communication from Robert Maheu , written before he passed away? I've always felt that would be a incredible gift to leave us with along with a payout> just a thought. //
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Post by imSINGLEruRICH on Oct 7, 2010 10:27:25 GMT -5
thematrix Diamondologist Re: Updated Daily!! RUMORS ....Believe em' or NOT « Reply #598 Today at 8:39am »
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ACCA THreat-I am pretty sure why acca said this. I know that he does talk to AH occasionally. I bet you that this 2 document stuff for Friday is a bluff to make the crooks release the money.
Although good intentions......Pointless......
ACCA tried this 2 months ago, and they called his bluff. I think Acca thinks he is doing good, but he's not. He's like that annoying fly when you are trying to eat. It just keeps coming around to annoy you, and when you swat at it, it comes back for more.
Anyhow, I am pretty sure this bluff is coordinated with AH and ACCA. I think these games are pretty weak.
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Post by imSINGLEruRICH on Oct 7, 2010 10:30:19 GMT -5
mccurdydon1: rumor that the trustees were put to work today John Winston Lennon o'Boggie Dr. Of Diamonds Re: Updated Daily!! RUMORS ....Believe em' or NOT « Reply #599 Today at 9:29am » AND THIS JERK WAS POSTING THIS BACK IN THE DAY-----> mccurdydon1 New Member Joined: Jun 2009 Gender: Male Posts: 1 Karma: 0 logical progression « Result #1 on Sept 9, 2009, 2:36pm » -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- the next steps in the CMKX saga should look like this First we need to be paid by the SEC, DTCC (government) for our damages as shareholders Second there will be a buyout or reinvestment into the new company 1010 and CMKX and friends Third we will look to CIM to start trading the later will be where you will reinvest IMO the fourth quarter of this year will be a very positive time for CMKI/CMKX shareholders
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Post by imSINGLEruRICH on Oct 7, 2010 10:33:48 GMT -5
John Winston Lennon o'Boggie Dr. Of Diamonds Location: Long Island New York Re: Updated Daily!! RUMORS ....Believe em' or NOT « Reply #600 Today at 9:34am »
Back in May of 2010-----Are you mcturdy the guy who never predicts anything?
mccurdydon1: good afternoon
mccurdydon1: I worked all week we had our long weekend last weekend but yes
mccurdydon1: looking forward to this week
gmls66: u in Canada, correct?
mccurdydon1: yes
mccurdydon1: (11:24 AM) DDPro: "• I became aware on May 27, 2010 that President Barack Obama had personally intervened in the scheduled May 27 release of funds, and had instructed that the funds be held until after the U.S. Memorial Day Holiday. "
mccurdydon1: dates are important
mccurdydon1: june 1st maybe
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Post by imSINGLEruRICH on Oct 7, 2010 10:34:43 GMT -5
ATL Dr. Of Diamonds Re: Updated Daily!! RUMORS ....Believe em' or NOT « Reply #601 Today at 9:38am »
JWLOB, What are you so upset about? We've been hearing payout rumors all the way from 2004.
I am sure you have a "good posting history" ;D
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Post by imSINGLEruRICH on Oct 7, 2010 10:36:08 GMT -5
John Winston Lennon o'Boggie Dr. Of Diamonds Location: Long Island New York Re: Updated Daily!! RUMORS ....Believe em' or NOT « Reply #602 Today at 9:44am » JWLOB, What are you so upset about? We've been hearing payout rumors all the way from 2004. I am sure you have a "good posting history" ;D It's my memory.. I can't remember back the last 5 years... ;D----> I have a good read here-----> SEC Budget Would Increase 11% Under Obama’s Request February 01, 2010, 4:21 PM EST By Jesse Westbrook Feb. 1 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama’s budget would boost U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission funding 11 percent to $1.23 billion to help the agency improve technology and hire staff with expertise in financial products. The SEC intends to “adequately staff” its unit that investigates fraud to “address increasingly complex financial products and transactions,” according to the spending plan Obama sent to Congress today. The SEC enforcement division is also redesigning its system for collecting data from financial firms and building an information technology forensics lab. Congress approved $1.11 billion in spending for the SEC in the fiscal year that ends Sept. 30. Obama’s fiscal 2011 request shows lawmakers are pursuing increases in funding after agency officials said flat budgets during the Bush administration made it difficult to keep pace with innovations on Wall Street. The SEC, which expects to have 3,816 full-time employees at the end of the current fiscal year, investigates wrongdoing involving public companies, brokerage firms and money managers. It also writes rules for stock exchanges and what companies must disclose to investors about earnings and how much they pay top executives. SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro in November urged Congress to let her set the agency’s budget based on fees it collects from the financial industry. So-called self-funding would enable the SEC to boost staff as needed, Schapiro said. Bernard Madoff Lawmakers faulted the SEC last year for missing Bernard Madoff’s Ponzi scheme and for failing in its regulation of investment banks including Bear Stearns Cos. and Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., which collapsed in 2008. Congress would have less oversight of the SEC if the agency set its own budget. The SEC collects fees from companies that register stocks and bonds with the agency. The regulator sends all the money to the Treasury Department and its annual budget is determined by Congress and the White House. Obama’s spending plan assumes the SEC will collect $1.74 billion in fees and allows the agency to keep $1.23 billion to fund its operations for fiscal 2011. Congress is weighing legislation to overhaul Wall Street regulation after an economic crisis stemming from the collapse of the subprime mortgage market cost financial companies more than $1.73 trillion. The White House last year issued a proposal that would stiffen trading rules for derivatives and require hedge funds to submit to routine SEC inspections. The Obama administration today said its budget will allow the SEC to implement parts of the regulatory overhaul, including policing derivatives. The SEC would get an additional $24 million to hire staff if Congress approves reform legislation. The SEC’s full-time employees would increase 10 percent to 4,200 by October 2011 if the agency gets the full $1.26 billion. Staff in the enforcement division would rise 10.6 percent to 1,368. New hiring would be cut by 38 full-time positions if the SEC doesn’t get the additional $24 million. “If enacted, the president’s request will do a great deal to help us keep pace with the continuing growth of the markets and provide necessary resources to support important regulatory initiatives,” Schapiro said in a statement. Obama’s plan would boost funding for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission by 55 percent to $261 million. Almost half the increase, or $45 million, would fund new authority granted under the regulatory overhaul plan. The White House last year proposed that the CFTC share derivatives oversight with the SEC. The spending requests for the SEC and CFTC are part of a $3.8 trillion budget that the administration sent to Congress today. The overall plan puts an emphasis on job creation and would raise taxes for the most wealthy Americans in an attempt to narrow the deficit.
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Post by imSINGLEruRICH on Oct 7, 2010 10:39:30 GMT -5
cmkxerlong Diamond Finder Re: Updated Daily!! RUMORS ....Believe em' or NOT « Reply #604 Today at 10:36am » Sheeze, the SEC doesn't need more money. they just need to stop watching PORN at work!!! JWLOB, What are you so upset about? We've been hearing payout rumors all the way from 2004. I am sure you have a "good posting history" ;D It's my memory.. I can't remember back the last 5 years... ;D----> I have a good read here-----> SEC Budget Would Increase 11% Under Obama’s Request February 01, 2010, 4:21 PM EST By Jesse Westbrook Feb. 1 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama’s budget would boost U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission funding 11 percent to $1.23 billion to help the agency improve technology and hire staff with expertise in financial products. The SEC intends to “adequately staff” its unit that investigates fraud to “address increasingly complex financial products and transactions,” according to the spending plan Obama sent to Congress today. The SEC enforcement division is also redesigning its system for collecting data from financial firms and building an information technology forensics lab. Congress approved $1.11 billion in spending for the SEC in the fiscal year that ends Sept. 30. Obama’s fiscal 2011 request shows lawmakers are pursuing increases in funding after agency officials said flat budgets during the Bush administration made it difficult to keep pace with innovations on Wall Street. The SEC, which expects to have 3,816 full-time employees at the end of the current fiscal year, investigates wrongdoing involving public companies, brokerage firms and money managers. It also writes rules for stock exchanges and what companies must disclose to investors about earnings and how much they pay top executives. SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro in November urged Congress to let her set the agency’s budget based on fees it collects from the financial industry. So-called self-funding would enable the SEC to boost staff as needed, Schapiro said. Bernard Madoff Lawmakers faulted the SEC last year for missing Bernard Madoff’s Ponzi scheme and for failing in its regulation of investment banks including Bear Stearns Cos. and Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., which collapsed in 2008. Congress would have less oversight of the SEC if the agency set its own budget. The SEC collects fees from companies that register stocks and bonds with the agency. The regulator sends all the money to the Treasury Department and its annual budget is determined by Congress and the White House. Obama’s spending plan assumes the SEC will collect $1.74 billion in fees and allows the agency to keep $1.23 billion to fund its operations for fiscal 2011. Congress is weighing legislation to overhaul Wall Street regulation after an economic crisis stemming from the collapse of the subprime mortgage market cost financial companies more than $1.73 trillion. The White House last year issued a proposal that would stiffen trading rules for derivatives and require hedge funds to submit to routine SEC inspections. The Obama administration today said its budget will allow the SEC to implement parts of the regulatory overhaul, including policing derivatives. The SEC would get an additional $24 million to hire staff if Congress approves reform legislation. The SEC’s full-time employees would increase 10 percent to 4,200 by October 2011 if the agency gets the full $1.26 billion. Staff in the enforcement division would rise 10.6 percent to 1,368. New hiring would be cut by 38 full-time positions if the SEC doesn’t get the additional $24 million. “If enacted, the president’s request will do a great deal to help us keep pace with the continuing growth of the markets and provide necessary resources to support important regulatory initiatives,” Schapiro said in a statement. Obama’s plan would boost funding for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission by 55 percent to $261 million. Almost half the increase, or $45 million, would fund new authority granted under the regulatory overhaul plan. The White House last year proposed that the CFTC share derivatives oversight with the SEC. The spending requests for the SEC and CFTC are part of a $3.8 trillion budget that the administration sent to Congress today. The overall plan puts an emphasis on job creation and would raise taxes for the most wealthy Americans in an attempt to narrow the deficit.
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Post by imSINGLEruRICH on Oct 7, 2010 10:40:19 GMT -5
bikinipro Gossip Column Queen Re: weekly buzz 10/4 « Reply #16 Today at 5:55am » -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- bhollenegg Casmirfunk...We all make judgments based on what we know. Your response and concerns are understandable based on what you are aware of a given situation. Allan Treffry has financially and personally donated, loaned out, and provided funds to many shareholders who are not well financially and health wise. The amount would astound most people. Allan over extended himself financially, and still has a strong desire to help the shareholders. I have a great admiration of Allan's contributions toward helping those who needed the assistance due to unfortunate situations. If you believe Allan is disingenuous, then I can only hope there are more disingenuous shareholders like Allan. Thank you, BHollenegg millionaires.proboards.com/index.....ay&thread=34355
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