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DrewDiligence
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19+ years in free markets. Exposing the MMTLP saga's impact. Not a lawyer or financial advisor, and I never give financial or legal advice. Just opinions.
West Hollywood, CA
Joined April 2023
I never doxed anyone. Not my style. I just call it like I see it. The first time you were in an MMTLP space you said you knew nothing about this situation. Now you say you’ve been following it for years. You say you want people to keep it professional, but you ridicule shareholders constantly. You said you’d be in touch with the railroad commission and university lands about this, and then almost a year later you said you never once called them. You are a gigantic coward, Slocum. That’s how I see it, so that’s how I’m calling it.
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RT @RedHeelzz: 🚨Breaking News🚨 $MMTLP #MMTLParmy $NBH $MMAT Once again… It is evident that Greg McCabe went to great lengths to salvage t…
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@RedHeelzz @slocumfortexas This guy is so full of shit that it makes me wonder if he’s the one that has been “plugged”.
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@yoyofakowee @RealGregMcCabe @Greenhills303 Not worth the time it would take to have a lawyer write the contract.
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@kylenabecker @bill_hans11 This is how Maxine Waters and her staff treat their own constituents. Nice to see the shoe on the other foot for a change.
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I don’t think for one second that Scott is behind this account. But no, I also don’t think he sounds like me at all. He also posts images and adds text to them, something I’ve never done. And the skull and bones logo… yeah… no. Listen, I don’t need an alt account. I say whatever I want. All the time. Popular or not. I went at this guy in DMs before I ever said a word about his account publicly. I do not like the doxing shit, I don’t think it’s necessary, and we argued about this. Like I said, think of a way I can prove it’s not me, put up the money, and I’ll give you a 10x return if I can’t produce. If I could think of a way to do it, I would’ve by now.
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Real Drew here. Think of a way for me to prove that I’m not the person behind this account. As long as it’s reasonable and within my power, I’ll be glad to enter a contract to produce social media content for you doing just that, giving you 10 to 1 odds (my 10 to your 1) should I fail to produce, and guaranteeing your anonymity will be kept after I get paid. Just one catch, the minimum you put up is $7,500, and an attorney of my choosing holds and disburses the dough when the time comes. This offer goes out to you and anyone who may be interested. I am not the person behind that account, would be happy to put my money where my mouth is to back it up, then give the majority of the money I earn from the contract to people in this community in whichever fashion I choose to disburse it. Maybe I’ll do an MMTLP trivia night! All you need to do is think of a way I can prove it’s not me. If it’s within my power and reasonable, I’ll agree. P.S. I’m not afraid to use the word “dipshit”. You have the balls? Let’s go.
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@fasc1nate My friend @spaceghostRL will feel prejudiced and oppressed at the omission of her beloved "Cosmic Crisp" from this list.
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Hey @elonmusk, @financialcmte @realDonaldTrump and @DOGE, look at this NONSENSE. APEX just got fined $3.2 million by @FINRA for illegally lending out fully paid securities without investor compensation or proper disclosure. This is the first time FINRA has enforced Rule 4330, and look at how easy these scumbags got off. Five million investors were straight up lied to, Apex pocketed the profits, and now they get a fine that’s basically a rounding error compared to what they made pulling this scam? And to top it off, FINRA isn't even being transparent about which ticker symbols were affected. What did FINRA do? They fined them less than one dollar per affected investor. What an absolute disgrace. They didn’t make Apex return shares. They didn’t unwind any of the damage. They just slapped them on the wrist, told them not to get caught again, and moved on. This fine is not only NOT a deterrent, it's reassurance to these scumbags that they can screw with the investing public's wealth and not have to face any material consequences. Now, let’s talk about $MMTLP. We already know that Apex had fractional Next Bridge Hydrocarbons shares in client accounts, while the transfer agent has confirmed no fractional shares were ever issued. Read that again. There is no legitimate explanation for that other than Apex (and likely others) screwing around with share supply, internalizing trades, creating synthetic positions, or straight up misallocating investor shares. And now we get confirmation that Apex was running a fully paid securities lending program where investors didn’t even know their shares were being borrowed! No transparency, no compensation, no control over their own securities... just Apex playing market overlord and the investing public getting screwed. And yet, we’re supposed to believe that when it comes to MMTLP, everything was above board? That they and others weren’t playing the same games? That they didn’t manufacture supply, lend shares they didn’t own, or engage in the exact same kind of abuse that we’ve been calling out for over a year? Give me a break. If this was a home based trading professional caught breaking a PDT rule, they can get their accounts totally shut down. But when it’s Apex literally stealing 5 MILLION PEOPLE'S assets to lend them out at a profit? Just another day in the rigged casino. FINRA knows exactly what’s happening, but they won’t do a damn thing to fix it. And that should tell you everything. Overhaul the @SECGov, get rid of FINRA altogether, and replace this crap with AI that can catch the violations in real time, will assess stiff penalties, and actually act as deterrents to others who would engage in this kind of crap. Anything short of putting American household investors first... is a scam, perpetuated by another one of America's CAPTURED REGULATORS. Plain and simple.
FINRA has fined Apex Clearing Corporation $3.2 million for violations related to its fully paid securities lending program. This is the first time FINRA has charged a firm with violating FINRA Rule 4330, which establishes permissible use of customers’ securities to ensure customer protection. Read more:
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@elonmusk This woman has been an enemy of the sovereignty of the United States since the second she set foot on American soil. She should be arrested for the above, and a litany of other issues.
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I don’t know why, but I find this being the only line on @elonmusk’s bio to be absolutely hilarious. I can’t stop laughing every time I think about it! This guy is a genius, and his teaming up with Trump might be the best thing to happen to the United States in over a century.
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@PuzzledRaccoon @TheRealMJDimino @busybrands @bleedblue18 @countrydancer99 @RedHeelzz @JunkSavvy @fakeshares505 @MetaGuyMarduk I'm staying out of this one. I searched high and low... I could not possibly find a way to care less about your problems.
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@fakeshares505 @SamB43459933104 For the record, I’m not telling you to stand down lol. I don’t believe I’ve ever told you to stand down. I may have said you could tone it down though. 😂
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