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To: Jon who wrote (16986)9/1/2010 6:13:41 PM
From: WR61499
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Winners for Wednesday, 9-1-10*****

[t]XODG[/t] Up 20% picked by Jon(way to go Jon!)
[t]CHGY[/t] Up 16% picked by Don Hand
[t]TADF[/t] Up 8.33% picked by Buckey
[t]NNVC[/t] Up 1.92% picked by xcentral1
[t]XDSL[/t] Up 1.44% picked by wyllisx2

Congratulations Winners!


Other Contest stocks in the Green today.....
[t]NEIK[/t] up 29.03% picked by John F. Poteraske
[t]CHMD[/t] up 26.98% picked by Buckey
[t]SMID[/t] up 6.47% picked by jmhollen
[t]CTDH[/t] up 6.06% picked by Celtictrader
[t]AMLJ[/t] up 4.84% picked by rrufff & MikeS97707
[t]GHLV[/t] up 3.13% picked by Jon
[t]UVIC[/t] up 2.50% picked by MikeS97707
[t]SNGX[/t] up 2.17% picked by Supervalue

Happy Investing!
Bill

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From: nokomis9/7/2010 5:31:35 PM
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Where is Bill? Is he okay? I hope so. Please post if you know. thanks, Nok

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To: WR61499 who wrote (17296)10/3/2010 8:32:01 PM
From: blebovits
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NVLT Out IDOI In

Thanks

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To: WR61499 who wrote (17305)10/7/2010 9:28:08 PM
From: Don Hand
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I'm feeling the worse for Bill. It's not like him to be away a day much less over a month. Even when he goes away, he tells us.

I'm sad to say I don't know anything about Bill. His profile
says he's a Rural Mail Carrier from Central PA.
I assume the W in WR means William. The 61499 isn't a zip code.
Although I think carrier route numbers may be different.
16148 is in the West Central PA community of Sharon.
I've worn out Google news with no success.

Anyone with some ideas? I can be reached here, private message, as well as
donhand@gmail.com

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To: Don Hand who wrote (17308)10/7/2010 9:47:28 PM
From: jmhollen
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Hi Don,

SI has contact info on file for Bill. I wrote both ADMIN's, Dave and Bob, with no answer back as yet. I suggest everyone else bug them to make contact and let us know if Bill is OK; a 5+/- minute effort on SI's part for a hard working SI member.
siliconinvestor.com
Member 9086592
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From: thomas10/17/2010 5:04:08 PM
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Bill....if you are still doing the contest put me down for MVTG.OB

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To: WR61499 who wrote (17214)10/19/2010 8:57:05 PM
From: zardiw
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Gonna renew my pick: JBII.......regaining monster status soon........z

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From: Jon11/9/2010 9:50:08 PM
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Anyone know what happened with Bill ?

Jon

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To: Don Hand who wrote (17289)3/11/2011 10:48:07 AM
From: Chartgod
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Thru the 'wad' at it today...lol

Snagged 100k (0.0008)

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To: blebovits who wrote (17172)9/14/2016 10:33:55 AM
From: StockDung
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Message #17172 from blebovits at 4/15/2010 6:30:05 PM

Add NXTH to my list please

Thanks
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Nevada Stock Promoter Admits Role In $33 Million Microcap Stock Manipulation Scheme
By Newsroom America Staff at 10:14 am Eastern

(Newsroom America) -- A Henderson, Nevada, man has admitted his role in a stock market manipulation scheme that artificially inflated the stock price of four publicly traded companies through manipulative trading and other fraudulent means.

Nathan Montgomery, 35, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Jose Linares in Newark federal court to an information charging him with conspiracy to commit securities fraud.

According to the documents filed in this case and statements made in court:

From 2008 through 2010, Montgomery, a penny stock promoter, participated in an extensive “pump-and-dump” scheme in which he and others fraudulently inflated the prices of certain shares in order to sell them later at artificially inflated prices. The scheme involved four public companies: BioNeutral Group Inc. (BONU), NXT Nutritionals Holdings Inc. (NXTH), Mesa Energy Holdings Inc. (MSEH), and Clear-Lite Holdings Inc. (CLRH) (collectively, the “Target Companies”).

As part of the scheme, Montgomery and others first obtained control over large blocks of the free trading shares of the Target Companies.

Next, Montgomery and others “pumped” the price of those shares by, among other things, engaging in manipulative trading of the stocks of the Target Companies and disseminating promotional materials encouraging others to purchase them.

After pumping the stocks, Montgomery and the other conspirators “dumped” them by selling large volumes of the Target Companies’ stock to victim investors. The target companies’ stock price would then drop, resulting in losses to the victims.

In order to fraudulently inflate the price and volume of the Target Companies’ stocks, Montgomery paid cash kickbacks to Donald Toomer, an investment advisor in Las Vegas, so that Toomer would purchase the Target Companies’ stock on behalf of his clients.

The purpose of those purchases was to, among other things, create the false appearance of market interest and demand in the stock; build trading volume that would be attractive to potential investors who would later receive promotional materials about the stock; and generate income to fund the promotional campaigns, including email blasts and newsletters, that occurred in the later phases of the scheme.

Additionally, Montgomery and other conspirators engaged in coordinated trading of the Target Companies’ stock using various brokerage accounts that they owned or controlled, including the accounts of friends, family and other third parties.

The scheme collectively generated approximately $33 million in illicit trading proceeds, of which Montgomery received approximately $20 million.

The conspiracy charge to which Montgomery pleaded guilty carries a maximum potential penalty of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine, or twice the gain or loss from the offense. Sentencing is scheduled for Dec. 20, 2016.

On Dec. 15, 2015, Samuel DelPresto of Holmdel, New Jersey, pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit securities fraud for his role in the scheme. On Dec. 21, 2015, a federal grand jury returned a five-count indictment against Toomer charging him with conspiracy to commit securities fraud and investment adviser fraud and several counts of securities fraud and investment adviser fraud.

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