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Posted On: 12/03/2021 10:44:42 AM
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"Who Got Bars" Part Deux
You now know you can get bars - 11 years in federal prison for insider trading while pretending to be the 'dudley do right' of fraud taking down companies on social media, all the while committing fraud. Can you see the irony there?
If you wanted to pay $600 a month, you too could could have access to Elgindy’s tips and trades.
That's a lot. $7,200 a year. Clay only charges $2,497 to 'add clarity and confidence to your trading' and comes with a Money Back Guarantee! I think he's the #1 followed poster on iLie so it must be legit, eh?
I find that AMAZING for someone that says, the stock might go up, the stock might go down....
Maybe you have to pay $2,497 to get a little more, eh?
In 2 years Elgindy made $3M in subscription fees. Dam that is a lot of buckaroos
NBC did an American Greed profile on “The Mad Max of Wall Street!”
Not to be confused the Mad Max in The Wolf of Wall Street. Rob Reiner's role as Max Belfort, Jordan Belfort (Leonardo DiCaprio) dad.
https://www.cnbc.com/2010/03/09/The-Mad-Max-o...treet.html
Oh that's right, people don't like to read anymore. I think every investor may be interesting it spending 42 minutes to watch the video:
https://vimeo.com/255942500
"The final time I talked with Elgindy was in January of last year. He admitted to being a "scumbag" while he worked for Richards (that is, selling worthless stocks to naive people), but then repeated what he claimed all along: that he went into the business of reforming the market by shorting stocks (betting they would drop) because they were overvalued, overhyped, or fraudulent, or all three."
Oh that is how you 'reform' the market. Would explain why there are a lot of 'reformers' on iLie. You see, they actually think they are doing YOU a favor.
https://www.sandiegoreader.com/news/2015/jul/...indy-dead/
Any one want "Who Got Bars" Part III ? You'll 'start' to see how it's all connected and how it impacts your investments
You now know you can get bars - 11 years in federal prison for insider trading while pretending to be the 'dudley do right' of fraud taking down companies on social media, all the while committing fraud. Can you see the irony there?
If you wanted to pay $600 a month, you too could could have access to Elgindy’s tips and trades.
That's a lot. $7,200 a year. Clay only charges $2,497 to 'add clarity and confidence to your trading' and comes with a Money Back Guarantee! I think he's the #1 followed poster on iLie so it must be legit, eh?
I find that AMAZING for someone that says, the stock might go up, the stock might go down....
Maybe you have to pay $2,497 to get a little more, eh?
In 2 years Elgindy made $3M in subscription fees. Dam that is a lot of buckaroos
NBC did an American Greed profile on “The Mad Max of Wall Street!”
Not to be confused the Mad Max in The Wolf of Wall Street. Rob Reiner's role as Max Belfort, Jordan Belfort (Leonardo DiCaprio) dad.
https://www.cnbc.com/2010/03/09/The-Mad-Max-o...treet.html
Oh that's right, people don't like to read anymore. I think every investor may be interesting it spending 42 minutes to watch the video:
https://vimeo.com/255942500
"The final time I talked with Elgindy was in January of last year. He admitted to being a "scumbag" while he worked for Richards (that is, selling worthless stocks to naive people), but then repeated what he claimed all along: that he went into the business of reforming the market by shorting stocks (betting they would drop) because they were overvalued, overhyped, or fraudulent, or all three."
Oh that is how you 'reform' the market. Would explain why there are a lot of 'reformers' on iLie. You see, they actually think they are doing YOU a favor.
https://www.sandiegoreader.com/news/2015/jul/...indy-dead/
Any one want "Who Got Bars" Part III ? You'll 'start' to see how it's all connected and how it impacts your investments
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