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Posted On: 11/09/2017 12:06:39 PM
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SA is in a long line of dubious *entities* utilized for this behavior
others include Citron .. the (street) one Cramer has worked so assiduously for
b4 a decade + spent trying to rehab *image* now via CNBC .. and so on ..
what is truly amazing to me is how the clearly visible pattern *eludes* the SEC
of course .. every appearance these days is that one of the primary leakers of
*content filed* >> is the SEC
yesterday's tape (timing) certainly indicates NR has *plants* working within the SEC
4kids
What a coincidence -- the criminals used Seeking Alpha for their attack.
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The key to the scheme was the written attack (the "Article" ) on Nobilis' business which the defendants prepared and anonymously posted under the pseudonym "The Emperor Has No Clothes" to the website "Seeking Alpha" (www.seekingalpha.com) ("Seeking Alpha" ). The Article made numerous statements of purported "fact" about Nobilis' business that were false and defamatory, including allegations that the Company's auditors resigned amid controversy (untrue), CFOs had been shuffled to hide impropriety (untrue), insiders had sold all of their Nobilis Common Stock (untrue), that the Company was hiding poor performance behind acquisitions (untrue), that major insurers would not pay for certain medical procedures billed by Nobilis (untrue), and several other false, defamatory and misleading statements.
others include Citron .. the (street) one Cramer has worked so assiduously for
b4 a decade + spent trying to rehab *image* now via CNBC .. and so on ..
what is truly amazing to me is how the clearly visible pattern *eludes* the SEC
of course .. every appearance these days is that one of the primary leakers of
*content filed* >> is the SEC
yesterday's tape (timing) certainly indicates NR has *plants* working within the SEC
4kids
What a coincidence -- the criminals used Seeking Alpha for their attack.
Quote:
The key to the scheme was the written attack (the "Article" ) on Nobilis' business which the defendants prepared and anonymously posted under the pseudonym "The Emperor Has No Clothes" to the website "Seeking Alpha" (www.seekingalpha.com) ("Seeking Alpha" ). The Article made numerous statements of purported "fact" about Nobilis' business that were false and defamatory, including allegations that the Company's auditors resigned amid controversy (untrue), CFOs had been shuffled to hide impropriety (untrue), insiders had sold all of their Nobilis Common Stock (untrue), that the Company was hiding poor performance behind acquisitions (untrue), that major insurers would not pay for certain medical procedures billed by Nobilis (untrue), and several other false, defamatory and misleading statements.
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