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Thursday, 29 July 2010 |
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Bashers!” Shows Top Investor Relations Techniques (PRWEB) July 29, 2010 -- A former short seller reveals top investor relations techniques to stop “Bashers” from harming public companies. Stock bashers are those who post false and defamatory comments on stock chart sites. His new book, "Bash the Stock Bashers!” helps those afflicted with Stock “Bashers” on stock chat websites. These people lie, slander, use scare tactics to frighten investors, kill deals, cause embarrassment, harass business partners, and cause other harm while posting anonymously on stock forums. The new book is available on Amazon.com. “If nothing is done about these Bashers, the situation will only get worse, taking your company to the short sellers’ graveyard like so many others,” said John Lux, author. “In order to survive, you must fight back!” Mr. Lux is author of “How the Shorts Raid Your Stock, Destroy Your Company and What to Do About It” is a former short seller and a principal in Short Stoppers, Inc. |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 30 July 2010 )
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Friday, 16 July 2010 |
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Dunedin, Florida (PRWEB) July 15, 2010 -- Some of Wall Street’s most resourceful financiers have created a new firm, Short Stoppers, Inc., to fight naked short selling and stock bashers. “We intend to assist small public companies to seek retaliation against unlawful short selling. In exchange for financing their investigation and litigation against unlawful short sellers and those who aid and abet them, we will receive an assignment of their claims and pay the client company 20% of any recovery," said Gene Newton. Mr. Newton is the President of an OTC company attacked by short sellers. John E. Lux, author of “How the Shorts Raid Your Stock, Destroy Your Company and What to Do About It” is also a principal in the company. Bradley E. Essman, a Tarpon Springs, Florida securities attorney and former prosecutor of economic crimes, will advise Short Stoppers as to legal matters. “We have seem some very outrageous conduct from short sellers," said Mr. Lux. "They like to pick on small, weak companies. So a company goes public, does a reverse merger, merges with an OTC shell, and instead of being able to raise money fast, they are under attack by people who want them to go out of business totally. Management does not realize that they are in a life and death battle and so they lose without knowing why.” “These are difficult situations,” added Mr. Essman, “but we are here and we are willing to talk to anyone. There may be something that can be done about it all.” |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 16 July 2010 )
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