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Christopher Byron |
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September 4, 2003 |
HEDGE-FUND HOTTIE |
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Intro: |
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According to a Redmond, Wash., hospital nurse named
Sandy Hedin, the newest mystery financier in the hedge-fund
spotlight - Boston moneyman Treyton L. Thomas - carried on a torrid
two-year love affair with her when she was but an under-age junior
high-schooler on a U.S. Naval base in Kenitra, Morocco, in the 1970s. |
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Excerpt: |
In Miami, the closely read newsletter
Offshore Alert
reported unearthing a New Jersey-based hedge fund - Cornell
Capital Partners - that has brought investors running with more than
10.5 percent annualized returns from investing in a portfolio of
penny stocks noted for their "massive losses, going concern
warnings, related-party transactions, name changes, reverse mergers,
stock splits and litigation." One Cornell holding, World Wireless
Communications, is also a major holding of New York's Lancer Fund,
which was closed by the SEC in July on charges of massive market
rigging and fraud. |
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