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Spyker: handel in aandeel Spyker beeindigd per 13 september 2013

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  1. The Duck Master 7 augustus 2014 21:30
    Wat een stunt zeg.
    Een compleet gestoorde gek, weet Victor Muller E325.000 afhandig te maken.
    Dat geeft wel aan dat Muller nog gestoorder moet zijn...
    Overigens komt hij heel goed weg, 200 uur schoffelen voor o.a. verduistering, oplichting, witwassen, meerdere geslaagde koersmanipulaties.

    De rechtbank heeft acht geslagen op de inhoud van de psychiatrische rapportage van 15 april 2014, opgesteld door psychiater J.M.J.F. Offermans. Hieruit blijkt dat bij verdachte sprake is van een ziekelijke stoornis van de geestvermogens in de zin van een waanstoornis van het grootheidstype en van een gebrekkige ontwikkeling van de geestvermogens in de zin van een narcistische persoonlijkheidsstoornis. Van deze problematiek was ook sprake ten tijde van de ten laste gelegde feiten. Offermans concludeert dan ook dat verdachte sterk verminderd toerekeningsvatbaar kan worden geacht. Verdachte zal – vanuit het volledig gebrek aan ziektebesef – waarschijnlijk niet gemotiveerd zijn voor behandeling. Op veel medewerking zijnerzijds hoeft dan ook niet worden gerekend.
  2. [verwijderd] 7 augustus 2014 22:07

    Groen, VM is natuurlijk niet echt in zee gegaan met Mr. '6-pack' Masturboni. Hij heeft hem alleen maar gevraagd een spel mee te spelen om zo de schijn te wekken dat Spyker 32 miljoen waard zou zijn.

    Maar hoe is nu het eigenlijk met 'vriendje' Vlad? Wacht hij nog op een beslissing in beroep op het uitleveringsverzoek?

  3. [verwijderd] 7 augustus 2014 23:33

    U.S. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

    Litigation Release No. 22941 / March 13, 2014

    Securities and Exchange Commission v. Alexander H.G. Mascioli and North Street Capital, LP, Civil Action No. 3:14-cv-00325 (D. Conn.)

    SEC Files Settled Securities Fraud Charges Against Alexander H.G. Mascioli and His Purported Hedge Fund, North Street Capital, LP

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today filed settled fraud charges in the United States District Court for the District of Connecticut against Alexander H.G. Mascioli and his alter-ego, purported hedge fund, North Street Capital, LP ("NSC"), alleging that Mascioli and NSC made a fraudulent May 2012 offer to acquire all outstanding shares of Winnebago Industries, Inc.'s ("WGO") common stock.

    The Commission alleges that, on May 9, 2012, Mascioli authored on NSC letterhead, signed, and sent to WGO an offer to acquire all outstanding common stock of WGO for approximately $321 million in cash. The May 9 letter represented that NSC's offer was not conditioned on any financing, that NSC was prepared to move forward immediately, and that it could complete the process in approximately two weeks. In truth, Mascioli and NSC had virtually no assets, significant liabilities, and no reasonable prospects of securing any financing to fund the acquisition. Furthermore, at the time they made their offer, Mascioli and NSC had not retained any financial or legal advisers to represent them in the transaction. On May 17, having not received a response to the May 9 offer, Mascioli sent a copy of the May 9 letter that he had modified to look like an NSC press release to Bloomberg, which subsequently posted the offer on its website. After NSC's fraudulent offer was made public on May 17, WGO's stock price and trading volume increased significantly. In pre-market trading on May 18, almost 700,000 WGO shares were traded. By contrast, in the four trading days prior to May 18, WGO had little to no volume in pre-market trading. Moreover, on May 17, WGO's stock closed at $8.51 per share; when trading opened on May 18, however, WGO stock opened at $9.81 per share, an almost 15% increase. In pre-market trading on May 18, after learning of NSC's offer for WGO and viewing a public website Mascioli created for NSC that contained various misrepresentations about NSC's business, a New York hedge fund made the decision to cover the majority of a large short position it held in WGO and incurred losses in doing so.

    Without admitting or denying the allegations in the complaint, Mascioli and NSC have consented to entry of a final judgment permanently enjoining each of them from violating Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 ("Exchange Act") and Rule 10b-5 thereunder and ordering them to pay, jointly and severally, a $100,000 civil penalty. Mascioli has also consented to a final judgment that permanently bars him from serving as an officer and/or director of any issuer that has a class of securities registered pursuant to Section 12 of the Exchange Act or that is required to file reports pursuant to Section 15(d) of the Exchange Act. The proposed settlement is subject to court approval.

    The SEC's investigation was conducted by George Bagnall and George Parizek with assistance from trial attorney Cheryl Crumpton. The Commission acknowledges the assistance of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority in this matter.

    SEC Complaint



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  4. [verwijderd] 9 augustus 2014 08:57
    Mark
    March 23, 2014 at 5:35 pm
    A couple of years ago Mr. Mascioli advised the owner of a financially troubled construction company to stop paying the company’s bills, the employees’ union benefits and the owner wanting to believe in Mascioli followed his advice. Eventually Mascioli got money out of the owner as an advisor in stead of Mascioli inputting money as an investor. I saw through this criminal and when I called him out on it, he vanished. Eventually, so did the construction company. Mascioli preys on the weak and those who want to grasp at any glimmer of hope. Mascioli said he owned a Lotus, several Saabs and a Bentley, but he drove his gf’s Tourag to the office.

    He will know who I am
    March 23, 2014 at 5:42 pm
    Oh and we had to pay his cell phone bill, move him into his new apartment in Brooklyn. Total user !!!

    BigMike
    March 23, 2014 at 6:36 pm
    I remember when I had some new Pirelli scorpion p zero’s put on my truck (more than a few years ago)
    Alex was one of the “installers” at Mavis.
    It was a “side job” bc he just “loved cars so much”
    His “true passion was racing Ferrari’s on the weekends up at limerock.”
    I tried and tried to put two and two together, then I saw him driving away from work a few days later….
    It was some POS that could never be mistaken for any car manufacture that ended in the letter “I”.
    In Alex’s case, 2+2= pathological lying douchebag.

    Tyrell Washburn
    March 23, 2014 at 9:06 pm
    Alex has been scamming women for years. He hangs out in the fancy bars in Greenwich and meets loney wealthy desperate women. He then plays the same game every time: lying to them, and somehow convinces them to give him access to their cars and credit cards, etc. He drains them for a few months and then moves on. He changed my tires at Mavis also!
    But the odd thing is that I saw this guy in manhattan late one night in December walking hand in hand with another guy and they stopped at the street corner and totally started making out. Tongues wagging and everything. And Alex is a sight for sore eyes these days…It was horrible and i almost got sick. Alex Mascioli is a real wierdo. He rips women off during the day, and at night he parties in the city with his boyfriends or whatever they are.
  5. [verwijderd] 9 augustus 2014 09:09
    Alexander Mascioli has been a con artist all of his life. He was sent to prison twice and did his time, however he continues to manipulate people, especially divorced vulnerable women. His press releases on the web are all “free” that anyone can do. He has no money behind him, but is pretending to. Meanwhile he is trying to boost his image by submitting fake offers of intent and press releases to new agencies that have no merit. The SEC will get him, it is just a matter of time. I just hope he does not hurt to many people first. Proof positive that you can “be anything you want to be” on the internet…

    he never drove a racecar in his life. let alone professionally.
    he has a 9th grade education
    he has been arrested for over 17 felonies in connecticut and new york.

    check the records, it is all public info!
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