When I sued a number of junk faxers I discovered penny stocks. I read Steve Kirsch's fascinating research about Tom Heysek and the junk faxers, spammers and scammers.
Some people watch mysteries on TV, I'm watching the players in this market, the SEC's and Steve Kirsch's next moves, it's exciting!
Will the criminals go to prison?
Since I'm getting an incredible amount of stock spam, I decided to track some of the companies and especially the people who aggravate me. If/when the SEC and attorneys have a look at them, the documenation will be helpful.
AHFI and President Randall Rohm are defendants in my junk fax suit and the NV registered agent for AHFI has been served. Randall Rohm appears to be evading service.
AHFI resumed trading on 12/30/04 after the SEC had halted trading for 15 day due to questions about the ownership of the fitness centers.
Amazingly, millions of shares have been trading—who is buying and WHY?
AHFI --
Absolute Health and Fitness
my research
TWTN --
Twister Networks, Inc.
my research
CTTG --
Claremont Technologies, Inc.
my research
"Analysis of stock fraud" -- Concorde America -- CNDD
The players: Tom Heysek, Jeremy Jaynes, Bryan Kos, Andrew M. Kline, Dan Hartal, Don Oehmke, Hartley Lord (CNDD), Jere Ross, Richard E. Rutkowski, Chad DeGroot, Tom Martin, Kevin Katz, Paul Spreadbury, Doug Paulson, Howell Woltz, Joehn R. Rooney, Javier A Cuadra
Securities Fraud News
Securities attorneys Shepherd, Smith & Edwards, LLP
Nanopierce CEO Paul Metzinger and stock promoters sued
Hall of Shame: dubious businessmen and regulators
SF Chronicle: "The Internet opens up a new avenue for penny stock fraud"
"Of course, there are a few tales of hidden riches. But for every miracle, there are thousands of losers.
"These people are absolute cannon fodder for this type of manipulation -- they think they are the fox, and others are the chicken," Edmunds said. "When you look at financial markets from a distance, there are many sheep and a few wolves.'"
