Doyle Brunson... stock market CHEAT pumper and dumper

[g***@yahoo.com]

IF THEY THREW MARTHA STEWART IN JAIL FOR BULLSHIT THEN I SAY DOYLE
SHOULD GET 5 YEARS FOR THIS SCAM:

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WPT says bidder still unwilling to give key facts
Mon Jul 11, 2005 9:16 PM ET

NEW YORK, July 11 (Reuters) - WPT Enterprises Inc. <WPTE.O> on Monday
said that U.S. poker star Doyle Brunson, part of a group bidding for
the gaming entertainment company, had suggested he will provide no
further information regarding the group's $700 million takeover offer.

WPT said it had contacted Brunson after the market close on Monday and
he said it should expect no further contact regarding the offer.

WPT had said earlier that it was willing to let the offer expire on
Tuesday if it was unable to obtain sufficient information about the
bid. The company's difficulty in obtaining details from the group
raised doubts among investors about the offer's credibility, and sent
its shares down 12 percent to $23.20 at Monday's close.

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[mo_charles]

Post by g***@yahoo.com
WPT had said earlier that it was willing to let the offer expire on
Tuesday if it was unable to obtain sufficient information about the
bid. The company's difficulty in obtaining details from the group
raised doubts among investors about the offer's credibility, and sent
its shares down 12 percent to $23.20 at Monday's close.

did you read this paragraph? what's it suggest with respect to the real
doyle's involvement in this 'deal'? intuitively, why would an old, rich
man risk his neck in a pump and dump scam in a period of unprecedented SEC
prosecutions?

mo_charles

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[g***@yahoo.com]

what's it suggest with respect to the real doyle's involvement in this 'deal'?

His "name" was what lent credibility to the offer, and primed the
"pump".

intuitively, why would an old, rich man risk his neck in a pump and dump scam in a period of unprecedented SEC prosecutions?

Why would Martha Stewart risk a multi-billion dollar empire over lying
to the FBI over a $50,000 stock trade? Because cheating scumbags just
can't help themselves. It's in their blood.

[mo_charles]

Post by g***@yahoo.com

what's it suggest with respect to the real doyle's involvement in this 'deal'?

His "name" was what lent credibility to the offer, and primed the
"pump".

his name WAS used to lend credibility, but it was likely used by someone
who wasn't him.

Post by g***@yahoo.com

intuitively, why would an old, rich man risk his neck in a pump and dump

scam in a period >>>>of unprecedented SEC prosecutions?

Post by g***@yahoo.com
Why would Martha Stewart risk a multi-billion dollar empire over lying
to the FBI over a $50,000 stock trade? Because cheating scumbags just
can't help themselves. It's in their blood.

yes, but martha did this before the crackdown thinking she could get away
with it - given her prosecution and jailing, why would doyle do something
this obvious and this dumb?

mo_charles

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Post by mo_charles
yes, but martha did this before the crackdown thinking she could get away
with it - given her prosecution and jailing, why would doyle do something
this obvious and this dumb?
mo_charles

He's not as smart as he looks?

TD Lowball --

[Repartee Flambeaux]

vandalism, not the stock market and the S.E.C..

Please try to vent your spleen the next time you vent your ass.

Post by g***@yahoo.com
IF THEY THREW MARTHA STEWART IN JAIL FOR BULLSHIT THEN I SAY DOYLE
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WPT says bidder still unwilling to give key facts
Mon Jul 11, 2005 9:16 PM ET
NEW YORK, July 11 (Reuters) - WPT Enterprises Inc. on Monday
said that U.S. poker star Doyle Brunson, part of a group bidding for
the gaming entertainment company, had suggested he will provide no
further information regarding the group's $700 million takeover offer.
WPT said it had contacted Brunson after the market close on Monday and
he said it should expect no further contact regarding the offer.
WPT had said earlier that it was willing to let the offer expire on
Tuesday if it was unable to obtain sufficient information about the
bid. The company's difficulty in obtaining details from the group
raised doubts among investors about the offer's credibility, and sent
its shares down 12 percent to $23.20 at Monday's close.

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