Flash Crash Review Resolves Little

On a recent visit to Chicago for an annual Traders Sojourn I heard lots of horror stories about Flash crash losses ranging from 1 Million to 11 Million just from guys I know, and it seems many lives get altered when you have these cataclysmic disruptions.  There is an old saying in the execution business on the exchange floors which goes like this, “There are only 2 kinds of losses ...read more

Camelot Entertainment Group (CMGR.OB) Exposes DarKnight’s “Nude Nuns” in U.S. and France

Camelot Entertainment Group, Inc. is gaining exposure both domestically and internationally through “Nude Nuns with Big Guns,” a film from its DarKnight Pictures division.  The film made its domestic premier on Friday, September 24th at the Arizona Underground Film Festival in Tucson.  In existence for three years, the purpose of the 8-day long film festival is to showcase the works of filmmakers with unique visions and talents.

With regards ...read more

NFL Season Opens: Buyer Beware

As we head into the start of the NFL Football Season, it’s time to highlight Sports Franchises who were victimized by Fast Talking Stock Promoters.   Here are a few deals which soured:

Aussie Soles arrived on the scene in 2008 led by Craig Taplin, who lives in Kelowna. The company planned to market Croc-type shoes emblazoned with the CFL logo in exchange for a royalty on every pair sold.

The Lions gave ...read more

Markets Too Quiet

I’m not sure what it means anymore.  Quiet markets used to mean a rally was coming, but I think since the housing crash in Oct 2008 we have gone from BC to AD.  The BC means Before Housing Crash and AD means After Departure of the Retail Investor.

I recall the growth of retail in the 1980′s and it seems to have run a cycle where retail investors have had enough.  ...read more

AMBIENT CORP (ABTG.OB) Penny Stock Video Chart For Day Traders

Today Penny Payday brings you a video chart for AMBIENT CORP (ABTG.OB), a OTCBB company and one of many you can find at Pennypayday.com.

Wall Street 2: Where is Bud Fox?

I loved the 1980’s. It was a grand time in Chicago wearing a leisure suit with exposed stitching on Rush Street. Harry Carey was still alive and drinking Budweiser in the 7th inning and the trading pits in the Chicago Commodity markets were bustling as new financial derivative products were all the craze for Wall Street. This really put Chicago on the financial map.

One man really stood out to me. ...read more