Article: Nano Dimension’s stock tumbles after share offering prices at deep discount — did ThinkEquity and Fordham Financial Screw Their Customer?

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Nano Dimension’s stock tumbles after share offering prices at deep discount

Tomi Kilgore

MarketWatch, 20 May 2020

Shares of Nano Dimension Ltd. pulled a sharp U-turn to trade down 22% in premarket trading, to pullback from the previous session’s more-than 4-fold rally, after the Israel-based 3D printing company priced a share offering at a deep discount. The stock had been up as much as 91% early in the premarket session.

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Article: Another U.S Bank Bailout Under Cover of a Virus

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Another U.S Bank Bailout Under Cover of a Virus

Ellen Brown

Global Research, 19 May 2020

When the Dodd Frank Act was passed in 2010, President Obama triumphantly declared, “No more bailouts!” But what the Act actually said was that the next time the banks failed, they would be subject to “bail ins” – the funds of their creditors, including their large depositors, would be tapped to cover their bad loans.

Then bail-ins were tried in Europe. The results were disastrous.

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Article: SmileDirectClub Sues NBC Over News Report, Seeking $2.85 Billion

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SmileDirectClub Sues NBC Over News Report, Seeking $2.85 Billion

SmileDirectClub attorney was lawyer in suit against ABC News for stories on beef called ‘pink slime’ by critics

Benjamin Mullin

Wall Street Journal, 18 May 2020

Teledentistry company SmileDirectClub Inc. sued Comcast Corp.’s NBCUniversal, seeking nearly $3 billion in damages for what it alleges were defamatory news reports about the company’s treatment methods.

The suit, filed Monday in a Tennessee court, focuses on a Feb. 13 “NBC Nightly News” segment that described complaints by some SmileDirectClub customers and warnings about teledentistry from an orthodontics professor. The lawsuit also says that an online article accompanying the segment is inaccurate.

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Web: Lincoln Park Capital, Legendary Vulture

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Lincoln Park Capital

UtopiaCapital Research, 17 May 2020

  • Lincoln Park Capital LLC is arguably the most prolific so-called “vulture funds” currently operating in the realm of small/micro/nano caps.
  • Several of the companies Lincoln Park has been involved with raise several red flags. Examples include: TNXP, AVXL, ONCY and BTCY.
  • Since 2018 Lincoln Park has been involved with 43 different companies. The vast majority have since experienced significant decreases in their share prices, in some cases greater than 99%. The average annualised rate o return for 42 of these 43 companies is a horrific -42%.

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Article: DarkCyber Exclusive: Litigation Likely for Naked Short Selling

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DarkCyber Exclusive: Litigation Likely for Naked Short Selling

Beyond Search, May 18, 2020

In a conversation with former CIA professional Robert David Steele, DarkCyber learned of an impending legal action. Steele revealed in a video conference information about naked short selling, a Wall Street tactic to make money outside the boundaries of existing rules and regulations. DarkCyber obtained permission to create a summary of Steele’s main points. You can view the six minute exclusive at this link. In the question-and-answer session, Mr. Steele referenced additional information about this matter. You can access some associated information at:

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Article: Overstock Fights Wall Street Over Dividend Amid 400% Rally

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Overstock Fights Wall Street Over Dividend Amid 400% Rally

Robert Schmidt and Ben Bain

Bloomberg, 18 May 2020

If Overstock’s dividend plan proves successful, the implications for U.S. markets could be significant. More companies may decide to dabble in digital assets or add restrictions to their shares, especially if they find that doing so gives them more sway over their investors. On Wall Street, brokerage firms and exchanges are loath to see the launch of any security that raises the specter of a monopoly and could cut them out of trading and listing fees.

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Tip: Morgan Stanley Needs To Be Top Target

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1 thing you have missed is Morgan Stanley in your name calling
just look at holders of OSTK they own 2% or 800K shares    WHY they owned for years  as the stock went up to $90 then back down and then back to $30  still holding. IN a stock like OSTK   Morgan buys a stake and then LENDS it out to shorts charging them a FORTUNE  how many times do they lend it out?
Make more money doing that then just selling PTON same pattern    STOCKS that big shorts your find them as a holder

Article: Denmark Adopts New Dividend Tax Model After Multiple Fraud Cases

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Denmark Adopts New Dividend Tax Model After Multiple Fraud Cases

Morten Buttler

Bloomberg, 18 May 2020

Denmark is adopting broad changes to how foreign investors are refunded dividend taxes as the government hunts down more than $2 billion it says was tricked into turning over.

In a new agreement with the country’s financial industry, banks will play a central role in monitoring payments, and will be held liable for clients’ outstanding taxes. All foreign investors will have to register with the Danish Tax Agency, according to a statement by the tax ministry.

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