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Posted: 6/8/2011 5:46:08 AM By: Shows you what I know .... I always thought that most companies that received PIPE financing were thinly traded stocks that had very little chance of being successful. Sure didn't think "Many of the victims of death spiral finance have been biotech companies that were developing treatments for deadly diseases." Would have guessed the quote would be something like "many of the companies of death spiral finance made a lot of great sounding claims but didn't have a product worth pitching." Well, that is assuming they even had a product in the first place.
I've always thought it would be interesting to see a chart of companies that have received PIPE financing from LH Financial related companies, list of officers of companies, claims made by companies, and list of SEC action (or court cases) against companies and/or officers.
Might give readers a clearer picture of what types of companies are receiving financing (or received) financing from LH Financial related companies.
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Posted: 6/7/2011 7:49:30 PM By: jimboyo "Whether or not hedge funds in this network deliberately destroyed Refco, it is clear that a death spiral of one little company (Sedona) was, through the magic of leverage, the principal reason for the brokerage’s collapse."
http://www.deepcapture.com/the-miscreants-global-bust-out-chapter-13-the-collapse-of-refco-the-take-down-of-national-heritage-life-and-the-day-the-mafia-jihadi-nexus-discovered-penson-financial/
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Posted: 6/8/2011 5:56:32 AM By: In line with my thinking .... http://www.forbes.com/forbes/2007/0212/064_2.html
This Forbes article is more in line with my thinking about companies that receive PIPE financing and the record of the company officers.
http://www.forbes.com/forbes/2007/0212/064_2.html
And while I'm sure that not all thinly traded stocks that receive PIPE financing are as bad as some of ones mentioned in Forbes article, it would be interesting to know how may of companies/officers that received PIPE financing from LH Financial related companies have similar records to the thinly traded companies mentioned in Forbes article.
I notice the Forbes article mentions Roanoke Technology. I think that is one of those companies pitched to Australian investors. Wouldn't surprise me if there were a number of posts at this board that mention Roanoke Technology.
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