A dishonest liberal??
Shocking Indeed!!
Why even bother going after these losers? It's just going to give them more publicity.
If you're getting stock tips from a site called "Raging Bull", you ought to have your head examined (to see if there's actually a brain in there).
wonder why Tim Russert didn't point this out during MTP last week when he glorified the rat-bloggers and DK as the second coming of the wheel.....
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I'm assuming he promoted the stock causing it to rise.Then sold his shares and leaving duped investors holding the bag when the house of cards collapsed?He should be doing time.Unfortunately there is no shortage of gullible investors.Before investing-Research!
The culture corruption on the left runs deep, very deep.
KOSsack Bump!
Good find! If any of you are active investors and frequent Message Boards, you will be familiar with his bashing type. They are paid by these boiler room stocks and or Hedge Funds to flame stock message boards with garbage noise in an effort to move the stock pps. The lowest form of life IMHO.
As you know, Armstrong and Kos (Markos Moulitsas Zúniga) were both secret paid shills for Howard Dean until they were busted and forced to confess their arrangement.
They are probably still being paid by Dean.
"At no point in any of the 80 posts did Armstrong disclose he was paid for the service"
There are tons of these people working the message boards who don't disclose anything. I don't believe there is a law against doing this.
"At no point in any of the 80 posts did Armstrong disclose he was paid for the service, the suit alleged. In fact, The Post has uncovered hundreds of Armstrong posts from 1999 to 2003, many supporting now virtually or entirely worthless stocks."
Much like what he did for Howard Dean.
Is somebody going to sue him for that, too?
Moulitsas (Daily Kos) joined Armstrong in a political consulting partnership called Armstrong Zuniga. Howard Dean hired them for a time as technical consultants (an action they disclosed to readers), with Jerome shutting down MyDD for a year to work on the campaign.
Mat Gross, creator of the blog on Dean’s Web site, was another contributor to MyDD. Joe Trippi, former campaign manager for Howard Dean, describes meeting Mat Gross: "One day, soon after we'd moved to a larger quarters in a South Burlington office park, I looked up to see this tall young guy with an earring and a nearly shaved head wandering around the office. Security had just grabbed him and was hauling him away when he yelled out to me: 'Wait! I blog on MyDD.com!' This was, of course, the political Web site where I'd first heard about Meetup.com. 'You're hired!' I yelled, and they brought him back to me. ... Within 48 hours he had created Call to Action, the first-ever blog of any presidential campaign." [30] Call to Action eventually became Blog for America. [1]
Hyping worthless stock or worthless politicians... rules of attraction, I guess.
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Stocks and touting them should be a free market, with free speech -- subject only to the laws of slander, libel and fraud.
How Enronesque. Bet he had a thing or two to say about Ken Lay's ethics.
Are we to be surprised that Soros would hire somebody other than a criminal to work for him?