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Niko retweeted
$RR fraud hot potato is a tough game during market pullbacks.
- Still no response from co
- Not a single allegation refuted
- CEO gifted 200k shares to COO day after report
We stand by our report 100% 🫡
Evidence is irrefutable.
$RR Is a China hustle riddled with fraud:
- Evidence of embezzlement and money laundering
- Fabricated contracts
- Fake partnerships
- Rebranded Chinese robots
- Undisclosed related party transactions
- Links to other China scams
UNINVESTABLE
full report: capybararesearch.com/reports…
Niko retweeted
$PLTR made a Net Profit of $77 Million last quarter
$55 Million of that Net Profit was from Interest.
$PLTR made $22 Million Net profit from Operations last quarter
This is not a typo.
They do not make money.
This is a bubble.
Their Market Cap is $236 Billion on $22 Million Net Profit from Operations.
Niko retweeted
Tom @Tschoenberg22 thinks short sellers are financial dissidents. Vicious, dangerous psychopaths who shouldn't be allowed to talk to anyone, make money, or share an opinion.
Massive commie.
bnnbloomberg.ca/business/202…
Niko retweeted
🇲🇹NEW: A U.S. healthcare firm at the center of Malta’s biggest-ever corruption scandal used spies to target its critics. The fees were billed to the company’s Malta subsidiary, which was largely funded with Maltese taxpayer money.
occrp.org/en/investigations/…
Niko retweeted
We filed charges against Meta Materials Inc & its former CEOs, John Brda & George Palikaras. The company has agreed to settle the charges in an administrative proceeding, while the litigation against Brda & Palikaras will proceed in federal district court. sec.gov/news/press-release/2…
ALT “The conduct we allege was a sophisticated, yet brazen plan by a public company and its former CEOs to purposely mislead investors in the company’s stock. This conduct is particularly alarming because it involves public company CEOs who were more concerned with ‘burning the shorts’ than creating long-term value for shareholders.” - Eric Werner, Director, Fort Worth Regional Office | sec.gov
Niko retweeted
Some guy bought Rivian calls this morning that expire on Friday for 12 cents each—and they're now worth $5.30. He made $2 million in 5 hours.
Niko retweeted
Hmmm. $ZENV Zenvia up 30% on no news? Anybody see anything?
Niko retweeted
$SOUN has been pumped to provide another beautiful short opportunity. So, stay tuned for our full report coming soon 🔥💣
$SOUN’s biz is crumbling and they're hiding it from investors:
😬 Lost flagship customers Mercedes-Benz and Deutsche Telekom
🤫 Removed all customer names from 10K to hide this fact
🤥 Used lost contract to inflate rev
🚨 and so much more 🚨
Niko retweeted
$TIO a fraud - "associated report of Deloitte Israel included in Form 8-K/A dated April 27, 2023 should no longer be relied upon." We will show you what Tingo told @viceroyresearch later this week. @HindenburgRes @Gabe_Bernarde et al...
sec.gov/ix?doc=/Archives/edg…
Niko retweeted
Rather than confirming whether its claimed cash or operations are real, $TIO management has basically pled the 5th on issues of substance while posting unhinged, bizarre conspiracy theories.
This "article" is from an official company account.
(We never published on Jumia btw)
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Niko retweeted
Wrote this article early last year after looking into Tingo and finding that nothing was adding up, nothing made sense.
Today, they got the Hindenburg treatment.
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Niko retweeted
So we have Cleverly of African Potash (bust allegedly a fraud), Mercer cash magician (the disappearing kind), and Dosy the Nigerian billionaire who can't pay his rent. What could possibly go wrong $TIO
Niko retweeted
Powell discussed this episode in a speech ten years ago, one of his first as a Fed governor federalreserve.gov/newsevent…
Niko retweeted
This is the correct take. Spring 2021.
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Niko retweeted
What this is saying is corps/SMEs are maybe not getting all their deposits back because USTs and AFS securities are gonna get sold into the market at a loss. So corporate depositors eat financial system duration losses.
CFOs just discovered counterparty risk in vanilla banking.
Let’s call a spade a spade shall we?
JPM on $SIVB:
“Out of SIVB’s $173 billion of customer deposits at the end of 2022, $152 billion were reportedly uninsured (i.e., over the $250,000 FDIC insurance threshold) and only $4.8 billion were fully insured. It is fair to ask about the underwriting discipline of VC firms that put most of their liquidity in a single bank with this kind of deposit profile.”
