Repeat after me, Ignorance is Bliss. Its the new shareholder credo.
If shareholders are ignorant of their responsibilities as owners of a company, then company management can do anything and everything “in the name of shareholders”
If shareholders are ignorant, then brokerages can do whatever they want with the shares of stock they hold for their customers. So lets set some things straight.
Shareholders, there is a good chance, particularly if you invest in companies that have a large short interest, that your shares will be LOANED out to traders who want to short the stock.
This is not a loan that has no value to you, the shareholder. If you hold the share of stock in YOUR NAME, you can be PAID for loaning the stock. In fact, for some stocks, you are paid quite a bit.
So if you own a share of stock and you take money for it being loaned out, then you have to understand that the person who borrowed your share may vote the share. In fact, your shares may not only be loaned to someone trying to short the stock, it may be loaned out to someone who only wants to VOTE THE STOCK.
You get paid for loaning the stock. Its your job to know what rights you have to the share of stock that has been loaned out. It is your job to discuss with your broker whether or not you want your shares loaned out. If you get paid to loan the share, and its voted in a way that goes against your interests, you can scream all you want, but you prostituted your rights.
Shareholders, there is a good chance that a CEO, who lives in a totally different world than you do is telling the media that what he is doing, is in your name.
Firing those people to increase earnings by 1c per share. Its for you. Outsourcing jobs. Its for you. Making windfall profits because oil prices are skyrocketing, its for you. Paying the last CEO who just quit on you tens of millions of dollars. Its for you. Paying himself tens of millions of dollars, and negotiating a Platinum parachute. Its for you. Is this what you, as a shareholder wants ?
Sharedholders are supposed to be the owners of the company. Shareholders are supposed to select the board, which in turn hires the CEO. Shareholders are supposed to weigh in on corporate issues and direction. Are you exercising your rights as a shareholder ? Or No?
Are you just hoping the stock price goes up ? Are you oblivious to the fact that the people running the company might be selling out your personal ethics ? Are you oblivious to the CEO and officers putting their own personal interests first ? Do you even notice when the CEO of your company does something that conflicts with your beliefs, saying “its for you, the shareholder”. Has it dawned on you that the CEO and board of the company you own shares in thinks you are so docile and clueless about what’s going on they don’t care what you really think ?
Its time for all shareholders to realize they have a responsibility as owners of stock. That if you don’t fulfill that obligation, you are nothing more than a corporate toad and your share of stock is nothing more than a baseball card, worth what the next one will pay for it.
Be Smart. Know your rights as a shareholder
We can go on and on about the stock market, shorting, protected CEO’s and other strategically positioned pre-meditated fixed schemes, but the stock market is no different than the federal reserve, which is aptly named to allow “Joe ignorant” to believe its a federal institution, when in fact the federal reserve is a collective of privately ran, family owned banks; the JP morgan’s, etc. Such is the stock market, setup by the big boys, for the big boys, by the big boys. It’s legalized theft hiding behind plausible deniability and the “I didn’t know” guise. When the players of the game are the same as the markers of the game and its rules, do the math, its not fuzzy math, but quite clear indeed.
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Perhaps regulation would help the “small investor” be more accountable for his investments and drive it more with the middle man selected for them if they were toreceive such summaries on a periodic basis? Let’s say semi-annually (though I’d prefer quarterly).
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It’s repulsive for these people to blame anyone other than themselves for their companies failure – if nothing else, it was done on their watch.
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Nextel i55sr………US$65
Nextel i2000plus……. US$35
Nextel i58sr……….. US$30
Nextel i530……..US$35
Nextel i205……… US$20
Nextel i305……. US$25
Nextel i35s………US$29
Nextel i88………..US$30
Nextel i90….. US$59
Nextel i95cl………. US$70
Nextel i60c– US$40
Nextel 6510TM…… US$110
Nextel i730– US$85
Nextel i733– US$95
Nextel i736– US$105
Nextel i830– US$115
Nextel i860– US$125
Nextel i930– US$140
Eten m500——us$220
Eten m600——-Us$250
Motorola razor V3……..$145
Motorola razor V3i…….$150
Motorola A008– US$50
Motorola A388– US$70
Motorola A388c– US$120
Motorola A820– US$65
Motorola C330– US$20
Motorola C331– US$25
Motorola C332– US$30
Motorola C333– US$35
Motorola C350– US$69
Motorola E360– US$60
Motorola E365– US$110
Motorola E380– US$95
Motorola E398– US$125
Motorola MPX200– US$180
Motorola V3Razor– US$145
Motorola V60i– US$75
Motorola V70– US$105
Motorola V80– US$115
Motorola V750– US$125
Motorola V525– US$139
Motorola V300– US$130
Motorola V400– US$125
Motorola V500– US$130
Motorola V600– US$140
Samsung SGH E400– US$125
Samsung SGH E600– US$129
Samsung SGH E700– US$130
Samsung SGH E715– US$155
Samsung SGH-E810– US$140
Samsung SGH-E820– US$150
Samsung SGH-E800– US$155
Samsung SGH-E850– US$140
Samsung SGH D410– US$150
Samsung SGH D500– US$155
Samsung SGH P400– US$135
Samsung SGH P510– US$139
Samsung SGH N188– US$110
Samsung SGH P400– US$140
Samsung SGH P410– US$145
Samsung SGH P500– US$155
Samsung SGH S200– US$100
Samsung SGH S300– US$105
Samsung SGH S307– US$130
Samsung SGH S500– US$109
Samsung SGH T100– US$100
Samsung SGH T200– US$125
Samsung SGH V200– US$105
Samsung SGH VM680– US$100
Samsung SGH X400– US$105
Samsung SGH X410– US$130
Samsung SGH X426– US$129
Samsung SGH-C200– US$125
Samsung SGH-X460– US$140
Samsung SGH-X450– US$130
Samsung SGH X600– US$145
Samsung SGH-X610– US$140
Samsung SGH-Z105– US$120
samsung d500…….$210
samsung d600…….$230
samsung d800…….$245
Nokia 3650– US$185
Nokia 3660– US$195
Nokia 5100– US$65
Nokia 5140– US$110
Nokia 5510– US$105
Nokia 6020– US$130
Nokia 6670– US$105
Nokia 6630– US$175
Nokia 6100– US$80
Nokia 6108– US$90
Nokia 6220– US$105
Nokia 6230– US$110
Nokia 6260– US$135
Nokia 6310– US$69
Nokia 6310i– US$70
Nokia 6600– US$135
Nokia 6630– US$175
Nokia 6170– US$145
Nokia 6800– US$105
Nokia 6820– US$110
Nokia 7200– US$185
Nokia 7210 Turquoise– US$100
Nokia 7230– US$120
Nokia 7250– US$125
Nokia 7250i– US$120
Nokia 7260– US$135
Nokia 7280– US$155
Nokia 7600– US$165
Nokia 7610– US$195
Nokia 7650– US$160
Nokia 8250– US$65
Nokia 8310– US$90
Nokia 8910 Titanium– US$160
Nokia 8910 Black– US$165
Nokia 8910i– US$185
Nokia 8890– US$115
Nokia 8850 Special Edition– US$105
Nokia 8850 Gold Edition– US$110
Nokia 8800 ———— US$250
Nokia 6680……US $220
Nokia 6681……US $220
Nokia N90……US $170
Nokia N91……US $175
Nokia N92……us $180
Nokia N93……Us $210
Nokia N70……US $165
nokia n80…….$200
Nokia 6060……US $130
Nokia 6111……US $160
Nokia 8855– US$100
Nokia 9210 Communicator– US$195
Nokia N-Gage– US$110
Nokia 9500 (communicator)– US$180
Sony Ericsson P800– US$155
Sony Ericsson P900– US$205
Sony Ericsson P910i– US$210
Sony Ericsson T610– US$130
Sony Ericsson T630– US$135
Sony Ericsson T68i– US$105
Sony Ericsson T68m– US$110
Sony Ericsson Z200– US$100
Sony Ericsson Z600– US$170
Sony Ericsson R520m– US$100
Sony Ericsson R380s– US$105
Sony Ericsson S700– US$175
Sony Ericsson K500i– US$180
Sony Ericsson K700i– US$189
Sony Ericsson K750i– US$200
Sony Ericsson P800– US$155
Sony Ericsson P900– US$205
Sony Ericsson P910i– US$210
Sony Ericsson T20e– US$35
Sony Ericsson T20s– US$39
Sony Ericsson T28s– US$39
Sony Ericsson T28 World– US$45
Sony Ericsson T29s– US$49
Sony Ericsson T100– US$30
Sony Ericsson T105– US$35
Sony Ericsson T200– US$45
Sony Ericsson T230– US$55
Sony Ericsson T300– US$55
Sony Ericsson T310– US$50
Sony Ericsson T600– US$69
Sony Ericsson T610– US$130
Sony Ericsson T630– US$135
Sony Ericsson T68i– US$105
Sony Ericsson T68m– US$110
Sony Ericsson Z200– US$100
Sony Ericsson Z600– US$170
Sony Ericsson R520m– US$100
Sony Ericsson R380 World– US$90
Sony Ericsson R380s– US$105
Sony Ericsson S700– US$175
Sony Ericsson K500i– US$180
Sony Ericsson K700i– US$189
Sony Ericsson K750i– US$200
Sony Ericsson w800……us$220
Sony Ericsson w800i…..Us$230
Sony Ericsson w900…….Us$240
Sony Ericsson W600i……..$210
Sony! Ericsson V600i…$200usd
O2 3G Datacard………$127usd
Orange Blackberry……$200usd
Orange 3G Datacard…..$165usd
Orange SPV C500……..$145usd
Orange SPV M2000…….$134usd
PDA’s
Toshiba Pocket PC E800 ========== $170 USD
palm Treo 650=====================$180 USD
palm Treo 700=====================$190 USD
HP IPaq Pocket PC H4150 ========= $150 USD
HP IPaq Pocket PC H4350 ========= $145 USD
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Sony Clie PEG-TH55 ============== $125 USD
PalmOne Tungsten C ============== $110 USD
PalmOne Zire 72================== $105 USD
Toshiba Pocket PC E405 ========== $100 USD
PalmOne Tungsten E ============== $80 USD
PalmOne Zire 31 ================= $60 USD
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APPLE G4 POWERBOOK 1.5GHZ SUPERDRIVE WITH 15 INCH DISPLAY……..$660
APPLE G5 POWERMAC 2.0GHZ DESKTOP COMPUTER……………….$700
APPLE G4 POWERBOOK 1.5GHZ SUPERDRIVE WITH 17 INCH DISPLAY……$600
SONY VAIO A217S– 100GB– 512MB RAM– XP HOME……………..$500
SONY VAIO B1VP– 40GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP PRO…………….$430
SONY VAIO T370P/L– 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP……………..$400
SONY VAIO A397XP– 80GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP……………..$700
SONY VAIO B100B08 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP……………….$450
SONY VAIO FS295VP 80GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP……………..$550
SONY VAIO FS215Z 100GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP…………….$650
SONY VAIO A417M 80GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP………………$650
SONY VAIO B1VP– 40GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP PRO………….$300
SONY VAIO T370P/L– 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP PRO……….$600
SONY VAIO LAPTOP– VGN-A117S…………………..$600
SONY VAIO LAPTOP– VGN-S1XP…………………..$700
Xbox 360 premium package: $230.00
Psp (play station): $165.00
Ps2:$135.00
Ps3:$235.00
Ps1:$75.00
Apple iPod nano 4GB:$131.50us
Apple iPod nano 2GB:$112.00us
Apple 30 GB Video iPod:$202.50us
Apple 60 GB Vi
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sidekick 111…………..$150
Sidekick II ………….$135
sidekick 1…………..$70
Nextel i55sr………US$65
Nextel i2000plus……. US$35
Nextel i58sr……….. US$30
Nextel i530……..US$35
Nextel i205……… US$20
Nextel i305……. US$25
Nextel i35s………US$29
Nextel i88………..US$30
Nextel i90….. US$59
Nextel i95cl………. US$70
Nextel i60c– US$40
Nextel 6510TM…… US$110
Nextel i730– US$85
Nextel i733– US$95
Nextel i736– US$105
Nextel i830– US$115
Nextel i860– US$125
Nextel i930– US$140
Eten m500——us$220
Eten m600——-Us$250
Motorola razor V3……..$145
Motorola razor V3i…….$150
Motorola A008– US$50
Motorola A388– US$70
Motorola A388c– US$120
Motorola A820– US$65
Motorola C330– US$20
Motorola C331– US$25
Motorola C332– US$30
Motorola C333– US$35
Motorola C350– US$69
Motorola E360– US$60
Motorola E365– US$110
Motorola E380– US$95
Motorola E398– US$125
Motorola MPX200– US$180
Motorola V3Razor– US$145
Motorola V60i– US$75
Motorola V70– US$105
Motorola V80– US$115
Motorola V750– US$125
Motorola V525– US$139
Motorola V300– US$130
Motorola V400– US$125
Motorola V500– US$130
Motorola V600– US$140
Samsung SGH E400– US$125
Samsung SGH E600– US$129
Samsung SGH E700– US$130
Samsung SGH E715– US$155
Samsung SGH-E810– US$140
Samsung SGH-E820– US$150
Samsung SGH-E800– US$155
Samsung SGH-E850– US$140
Samsung SGH D410– US$150
Samsung SGH D500– US$155
Samsung SGH P400– US$135
Samsung SGH P510– US$139
Samsung SGH N188– US$110
Samsung SGH P400– US$140
Samsung SGH P410– US$145
Samsung SGH P500– US$155
Samsung SGH S200– US$100
Samsung SGH S300– US$105
Samsung SGH S307– US$130
Samsung SGH S500– US$109
Samsung SGH T100– US$100
Samsung SGH T200– US$125
Samsung SGH V200– US$105
Samsung SGH VM680– US$100
Samsung SGH X400– US$105
Samsung SGH X410– US$130
Samsung SGH X426– US$129
Samsung SGH-C200– US$125
Samsung SGH-X460– US$140
Samsung SGH-X450– US$130
Samsung SGH X600– US$145
Samsung SGH-X610– US$140
Samsung SGH-Z105– US$120
samsung d500…….$210
samsung d600…….$230
samsung d800…….$245
Nokia 3650– US$185
Nokia 3660– US$195
Nokia 5100– US$65
Nokia 5140– US$110
Nokia 5510– US$105
Nokia 6020– US$130
Nokia 6670– US$105
Nokia 6630– US$175
Nokia 6100– US$80
Nokia 6108– US$90
Nokia 6220– US$105
Nokia 6230– US$110
Nokia 6260– US$135
Nokia 6310– US$69
Nokia 6310i– US$70
Nokia 6600– US$135
Nokia 6630– US$175
Nokia 6170– US$145
Nokia 6800– US$105
Nokia 6820– US$110
Nokia 7200– US$185
Nokia 7210 Turquoise– US$100
Nokia 7230– US$120
Nokia 7250– US$125
Nokia 7250i– US$120
Nokia 7260– US$135
Nokia 7280– US$155
Nokia 7600– US$165
Nokia 7610– US$195
Nokia 7650– US$160
Nokia 8250– US$65
Nokia 8310– US$90
Nokia 8910 Titanium– US$160
Nokia 8910 Black– US$165
Nokia 8910i– US$185
Nokia 8890– US$115
Nokia 8850 Special Edition– US$105
Nokia 8850 Gold Edition– US$110
Nokia 8800 ———— US$250
Nokia 6680……US $220
Nokia 6681……US $220
Nokia N90……US $170
Nokia N91……US $175
Nokia N92……us $180
Nokia N93……Us $210
Nokia N70……US $165
nokia n80…….$200
Nokia 6060……US $130
Nokia 6111……US $160
Nokia 8855– US$100
Nokia 9210 Communicator– US$195
Nokia N-Gage– US$110
Nokia 9500 (communicator)– US$180
Sony Ericsson P800– US$155
Sony Ericsson P900– US$205
Sony Ericsson P910i– US$210
Sony Ericsson T610– US$130
Sony Ericsson T630– US$135
Sony Ericsson T68i– US$105
Sony Ericsson T68m– US$110
Sony Ericsson Z200– US$100
Sony Ericsson Z600– US$170
Sony Ericsson R520m– US$100
Sony Ericsson R380s– US$105
Sony Ericsson S700– US$175
Sony Ericsson K500i– US$180
Sony Ericsson K700i– US$189
Sony Ericsson K750i– US$200
Sony Ericsson P800– US$155
Sony Ericsson P900– US$205
Sony Ericsson P910i– US$210
Sony Ericsson T20e– US$35
Sony Ericsson T20s– US$39
Sony Ericsson T28s– US$39
Sony Ericsson T28 World– US$45
Sony Ericsson T29s– US$49
Sony Ericsson T100– US$30
Sony Ericsson T105– US$35
Sony Ericsson T200– US$45
Sony Ericsson T230– US$55
Sony Ericsson T300– US$55
Sony Ericsson T310– US$50
Sony Ericsson T600– US$69
Sony Ericsson T610– US$130
Sony Ericsson T630– US$135
Sony Ericsson T68i– US$105
Sony Ericsson T68m– US$110
Sony Ericsson Z200– US$100
Sony Ericsson Z600– US$170
Sony Ericsson R520m– US$100
Sony Ericsson R380 World– US$90
Sony Ericsson R380s– US$105
Sony Ericsson S700– US$175
Sony Ericsson K500i– US$180
Sony Ericsson K700i– US$189
Sony Ericsson K750i– US$200
Sony Ericsson w800……us$220
Sony Ericsson w800i…..Us$230
Sony Ericsson w900…….Us$240
Sony Ericsson W600i……..$210
Sony! Ericsson V600i…$200usd
O2 3G Datacard………$127usd
Orange Blackberry……$200usd
Orange 3G Datacard…..$165usd
Orange SPV C500……..$145usd
Orange SPV M2000…….$134usd
PDA’s
Toshiba Pocket PC E800 ========== $170 USD
palm Treo 650=====================$180 USD
palm Treo 700=====================$190 USD
HP IPaq Pocket PC H4150 ========= $150 USD
HP IPaq Pocket PC H4350 ========= $145 USD
Asus MyPal A716 ================= $135 USD
Sony Clie PEG-TH55 ============== $125 USD
PalmOne Tungsten C ============== $110 USD
PalmOne Zire 72================== $105 USD
Toshiba Pocket PC E405 ========== $100 USD
PalmOne Tungsten E ============== $80 USD
PalmOne Zire 31 ================= $60 USD
Laptop
acer ferrari 4006………………………………………….$750
APPLE G4 POWERBOOK 1.5GHZ SUPERDRIVE WITH 15 INCH DISPLAY……..$660
APPLE G5 POWERMAC 2.0GHZ DESKTOP COMPUTER……………….$700
APPLE G4 POWERBOOK 1.5GHZ SUPERDRIVE WITH 17 INCH DISPLAY……$600
SONY VAIO A217S– 100GB– 512MB RAM– XP HOME……………..$500
SONY VAIO B1VP– 40GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP PRO…………….$430
SONY VAIO T370P/L– 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP……………..$400
SONY VAIO A397XP– 80GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP……………..$700
SONY VAIO B100B08 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP……………….$450
SONY VAIO FS295VP 80GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP……………..$550
SONY VAIO FS215Z 100GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP…………….$650
SONY VAIO A417M 80GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP………………$650
SONY VAIO B1VP– 40GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP PRO………….$300
SONY VAIO T370P/L– 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP PRO……….$600
SONY VAIO LAPTOP– VGN-A117S…………………..$600
SONY VAIO LAPTOP– VGN-S1XP…………………..$700
Xbox 360 premium package: $230.00
Psp (play station): $165.00
Ps2:$135.00
Ps3:$235.00
Ps1:$75.00
Apple iPod nano 4GB:$131.50us
Apple iPod nano 2GB:$112.00us
Apple 30 GB Video iPod:$202.50us
Apple 60 GB Vi
Comment by LENUS LUIS -
We have All kind of GSM UNLOCKED MOBILE PHONES,ipods and palm phones,LAPTOPS… Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Samsung, Motorola, Nextel.Our Mobile Phones are:- Brand new gsm phones (this includes accessories, Manuals, software and boxes) P2) Unlocked / sim free.BR3) Brand new (original manufacturer) box – no copies BR4) All phones have English language as default 5) All material (software, manual) – Car chargers – Home chargers – USB data cables -holsters/belt-lips-Wireless headsets (Bluetooth) – Leather and non-leather carrying cases -Batteries.Forward your questions and enquires to us via email with your order and Shipping details.We give 1 year warranty for every phone sold out to Our customers,Our phones are Manufacture Company class 1 tested And approved by global standard organization of Wireless industries,Extra charger and battery.we give one year international warranty..and two weeks return policy..kindly contact the sales manager if you do have intrest… PHONEGANEX007@YAHOO.COM
sidekick 111…………..$150
Sidekick II ………….$135
sidekick 1…………..$70
Nextel i55sr………US$65
Nextel i2000plus……. US$35
Nextel i58sr……….. US$30
Nextel i530……..US$35
Nextel i205……… US$20
Nextel i305……. US$25
Nextel i35s………US$29
Nextel i88………..US$30
Nextel i90….. US$59
Nextel i95cl………. US$70
Nextel i60c– US$40
Nextel 6510TM…… US$110
Nextel i730– US$85
Nextel i733– US$95
Nextel i736– US$105
Nextel i830– US$115
Nextel i860– US$125
Nextel i930– US$140
Eten m500——us$220
Eten m600——-Us$250
Motorola razor V3……..$145
Motorola razor V3i…….$150
Motorola A008– US$50
Motorola A388– US$70
Motorola A388c– US$120
Motorola A820– US$65
Motorola C330– US$20
Motorola C331– US$25
Motorola C332– US$30
Motorola C333– US$35
Motorola C350– US$69
Motorola E360– US$60
Motorola E365– US$110
Motorola E380– US$95
Motorola E398– US$125
Motorola MPX200– US$180
Motorola V3Razor– US$145
Motorola V60i– US$75
Motorola V70– US$105
Motorola V80– US$115
Motorola V750– US$125
Motorola V525– US$139
Motorola V300– US$130
Motorola V400– US$125
Motorola V500– US$130
Motorola V600– US$140
Samsung SGH E400– US$125
Samsung SGH E600– US$129
Samsung SGH E700– US$130
Samsung SGH E715– US$155
Samsung SGH-E810– US$140
Samsung SGH-E820– US$150
Samsung SGH-E800– US$155
Samsung SGH-E850– US$140
Samsung SGH D410– US$150
Samsung SGH D500– US$155
Samsung SGH P400– US$135
Samsung SGH P510– US$139
Samsung SGH N188– US$110
Samsung SGH P400– US$140
Samsung SGH P410– US$145
Samsung SGH P500– US$155
Samsung SGH S200– US$100
Samsung SGH S300– US$105
Samsung SGH S307– US$130
Samsung SGH S500– US$109
Samsung SGH T100– US$100
Samsung SGH T200– US$125
Samsung SGH V200– US$105
Samsung SGH VM680– US$100
Samsung SGH X400– US$105
Samsung SGH X410– US$130
Samsung SGH X426– US$129
Samsung SGH-C200– US$125
Samsung SGH-X460– US$140
Samsung SGH-X450– US$130
Samsung SGH X600– US$145
Samsung SGH-X610– US$140
Samsung SGH-Z105– US$120
samsung d500…….$210
samsung d600…….$230
samsung d800…….$245
Nokia 3650– US$185
Nokia 3660– US$195
Nokia 5100– US$65
Nokia 5140– US$110
Nokia 5510– US$105
Nokia 6020– US$130
Nokia 6670– US$105
Nokia 6630– US$175
Nokia 6100– US$80
Nokia 6108– US$90
Nokia 6220– US$105
Nokia 6230– US$110
Nokia 6260– US$135
Nokia 6310– US$69
Nokia 6310i– US$70
Nokia 6600– US$135
Nokia 6630– US$175
Nokia 6170– US$145
Nokia 6800– US$105
Nokia 6820– US$110
Nokia 7200– US$185
Nokia 7210 Turquoise– US$100
Nokia 7230– US$120
Nokia 7250– US$125
Nokia 7250i– US$120
Nokia 7260– US$135
Nokia 7280– US$155
Nokia 7600– US$165
Nokia 7610– US$195
Nokia 7650– US$160
Nokia 8250– US$65
Nokia 8310– US$90
Nokia 8910 Titanium– US$160
Nokia 8910 Black– US$165
Nokia 8910i– US$185
Nokia 8890– US$115
Nokia 8850 Special Edition– US$105
Nokia 8850 Gold Edition– US$110
Nokia 8800 ———— US$250
Nokia 6680……US $220
Nokia 6681……US $220
Nokia N90……US $170
Nokia N91……US $175
Nokia N92……us $180
Nokia N93……Us $210
Nokia N70……US $165
nokia n80…….$200
Nokia 6060……US $130
Nokia 6111……US $160
Nokia 8855– US$100
Nokia 9210 Communicator– US$195
Nokia N-Gage– US$110
Nokia 9500 (communicator)– US$180
Sony Ericsson P800– US$155
Sony Ericsson P900– US$205
Sony Ericsson P910i– US$210
Sony Ericsson T610– US$130
Sony Ericsson T630– US$135
Sony Ericsson T68i– US$105
Sony Ericsson T68m– US$110
Sony Ericsson Z200– US$100
Sony Ericsson Z600– US$170
Sony Ericsson R520m– US$100
Sony Ericsson R380s– US$105
Sony Ericsson S700– US$175
Sony Ericsson K500i– US$180
Sony Ericsson K700i– US$189
Sony Ericsson K750i– US$200
Sony Ericsson P800– US$155
Sony Ericsson P900– US$205
Sony Ericsson P910i– US$210
Sony Ericsson T20e– US$35
Sony Ericsson T20s– US$39
Sony Ericsson T28s– US$39
Sony Ericsson T28 World– US$45
Sony Ericsson T29s– US$49
Sony Ericsson T100– US$30
Sony Ericsson T105– US$35
Sony Ericsson T200– US$45
Sony Ericsson T230– US$55
Sony Ericsson T300– US$55
Sony Ericsson T310– US$50
Sony Ericsson T600– US$69
Sony Ericsson T610– US$130
Sony Ericsson T630– US$135
Sony Ericsson T68i– US$105
Sony Ericsson T68m– US$110
Sony Ericsson Z200– US$100
Sony Ericsson Z600– US$170
Sony Ericsson R520m– US$100
Sony Ericsson R380 World– US$90
Sony Ericsson R380s– US$105
Sony Ericsson S700– US$175
Sony Ericsson K500i– US$180
Sony Ericsson K700i– US$189
Sony Ericsson K750i– US$200
Sony Ericsson w800……us$220
Sony Ericsson w800i…..Us$230
Sony Ericsson w900…….Us$240
Sony Ericsson W600i……..$210
Sony! Ericsson V600i…$200usd
O2 3G Datacard………$127usd
Orange Blackberry……$200usd
Orange 3G Datacard…..$165usd
Orange SPV C500……..$145usd
Orange SPV M2000…….$134usd
PDA’s
Toshiba Pocket PC E800 ========== $170 USD
palm Treo 650=====================$180 USD
palm Treo 700=====================$190 USD
HP IPaq Pocket PC H4150 ========= $150 USD
HP IPaq Pocket PC H4350 ========= $145 USD
Asus MyPal A716 ================= $135 USD
Sony Clie PEG-TH55 ============== $125 USD
PalmOne Tungsten C ============== $110 USD
PalmOne Zire 72================== $105 USD
Toshiba Pocket PC E405 ========== $100 USD
PalmOne Tungsten E ============== $80 USD
PalmOne Zire 31 ================= $60 USD
Laptop
acer ferrari 4006………………………………………….$750
APPLE G4 POWERBOOK 1.5GHZ SUPERDRIVE WITH 15 INCH DISPLAY……..$660
APPLE G5 POWERMAC 2.0GHZ DESKTOP COMPUTER……………….$700
APPLE G4 POWERBOOK 1.5GHZ SUPERDRIVE WITH 17 INCH DISPLAY……$600
SONY VAIO A217S– 100GB– 512MB RAM– XP HOME……………..$500
SONY VAIO B1VP– 40GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP PRO…………….$430
SONY VAIO T370P/L– 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP……………..$400
SONY VAIO A397XP– 80GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP……………..$700
SONY VAIO B100B08 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP……………….$450
SONY VAIO FS295VP 80GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP……………..$550
SONY VAIO FS215Z 100GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP…………….$650
SONY VAIO A417M 80GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP………………$650
SONY VAIO B1VP– 40GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP PRO………….$300
SONY VAIO T370P/L– 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP PRO……….$600
SONY VAIO LAPTOP– VGN-A117S…………………..$600
SONY VAIO LAPTOP– VGN-S1XP…………………..$700
Xbox 360 premium package: $230.00
Psp (play station): $165.00
Ps2:$135.00
Ps3:$235.00
Ps1:$75.00
Apple iPod nano 4GB:$131.50us
Apple iPod nano 2GB:$112.00us
Apple 30 GB Video iPod:$202.50us
Apple 60 GB Vi
Comment by LENUS LUIS -
We have All kind of GSM UNLOCKED MOBILE PHONES,ipods and palm phones,LAPTOPS… Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Samsung, Motorola, Nextel.Our Mobile Phones are:- Brand new gsm phones (this includes accessories, Manuals, software and boxes) P2) Unlocked / sim free.BR3) Brand new (original manufacturer) box – no copies BR4) All phones have English language as default 5) All material (software, manual) – Car chargers – Home chargers – USB data cables -holsters/belt-lips-Wireless headsets (Bluetooth) – Leather and non-leather carrying cases -Batteries.Forward your questions and enquires to us via email with your order and Shipping details.We give 1 year warranty for every phone sold out to Our customers,Our phones are Manufacture Company class 1 tested And approved by global standard organization of Wireless industries,Extra charger and battery.we give one year international warranty..and two weeks return policy..kindly contact the sales manager if you do have intrest… PHONEGANEX007@YAHOO.COM
sidekick 111…………..$150
Sidekick II ………….$135
sidekick 1…………..$70
Nextel i55sr………US$65
Nextel i2000plus……. US$35
Nextel i58sr……….. US$30
Nextel i530……..US$35
Nextel i205……… US$20
Nextel i305……. US$25
Nextel i35s………US$29
Nextel i88………..US$30
Nextel i90….. US$59
Nextel i95cl………. US$70
Nextel i60c– US$40
Nextel 6510TM…… US$110
Nextel i730– US$85
Nextel i733– US$95
Nextel i736– US$105
Nextel i830– US$115
Nextel i860– US$125
Nextel i930– US$140
Eten m500——us$220
Eten m600——-Us$250
Motorola razor V3……..$145
Motorola razor V3i…….$150
Motorola A008– US$50
Motorola A388– US$70
Motorola A388c– US$120
Motorola A820– US$65
Motorola C330– US$20
Motorola C331– US$25
Motorola C332– US$30
Motorola C333– US$35
Motorola C350– US$69
Motorola E360– US$60
Motorola E365– US$110
Motorola E380– US$95
Motorola E398– US$125
Motorola MPX200– US$180
Motorola V3Razor– US$145
Motorola V60i– US$75
Motorola V70– US$105
Motorola V80– US$115
Motorola V750– US$125
Motorola V525– US$139
Motorola V300– US$130
Motorola V400– US$125
Motorola V500– US$130
Motorola V600– US$140
Samsung SGH E400– US$125
Samsung SGH E600– US$129
Samsung SGH E700– US$130
Samsung SGH E715– US$155
Samsung SGH-E810– US$140
Samsung SGH-E820– US$150
Samsung SGH-E800– US$155
Samsung SGH-E850– US$140
Samsung SGH D410– US$150
Samsung SGH D500– US$155
Samsung SGH P400– US$135
Samsung SGH P510– US$139
Samsung SGH N188– US$110
Samsung SGH P400– US$140
Samsung SGH P410– US$145
Samsung SGH P500– US$155
Samsung SGH S200– US$100
Samsung SGH S300– US$105
Samsung SGH S307– US$130
Samsung SGH S500– US$109
Samsung SGH T100– US$100
Samsung SGH T200– US$125
Samsung SGH V200– US$105
Samsung SGH VM680– US$100
Samsung SGH X400– US$105
Samsung SGH X410– US$130
Samsung SGH X426– US$129
Samsung SGH-C200– US$125
Samsung SGH-X460– US$140
Samsung SGH-X450– US$130
Samsung SGH X600– US$145
Samsung SGH-X610– US$140
Samsung SGH-Z105– US$120
samsung d500…….$210
samsung d600…….$230
samsung d800…….$245
Nokia 3650– US$185
Nokia 3660– US$195
Nokia 5100– US$65
Nokia 5140– US$110
Nokia 5510– US$105
Nokia 6020– US$130
Nokia 6670– US$105
Nokia 6630– US$175
Nokia 6100– US$80
Nokia 6108– US$90
Nokia 6220– US$105
Nokia 6230– US$110
Nokia 6260– US$135
Nokia 6310– US$69
Nokia 6310i– US$70
Nokia 6600– US$135
Nokia 6630– US$175
Nokia 6170– US$145
Nokia 6800– US$105
Nokia 6820– US$110
Nokia 7200– US$185
Nokia 7210 Turquoise– US$100
Nokia 7230– US$120
Nokia 7250– US$125
Nokia 7250i– US$120
Nokia 7260– US$135
Nokia 7280– US$155
Nokia 7600– US$165
Nokia 7610– US$195
Nokia 7650– US$160
Nokia 8250– US$65
Nokia 8310– US$90
Nokia 8910 Titanium– US$160
Nokia 8910 Black– US$165
Nokia 8910i– US$185
Nokia 8890– US$115
Nokia 8850 Special Edition– US$105
Nokia 8850 Gold Edition– US$110
Nokia 8800 ———— US$250
Nokia 6680……US $220
Nokia 6681……US $220
Nokia N90……US $170
Nokia N91……US $175
Nokia N92……us $180
Nokia N93……Us $210
Nokia N70……US $165
nokia n80…….$200
Nokia 6060……US $130
Nokia 6111……US $160
Nokia 8855– US$100
Nokia 9210 Communicator– US$195
Nokia N-Gage– US$110
Nokia 9500 (communicator)– US$180
Sony Ericsson P800– US$155
Sony Ericsson P900– US$205
Sony Ericsson P910i– US$210
Sony Ericsson T610– US$130
Sony Ericsson T630– US$135
Sony Ericsson T68i– US$105
Sony Ericsson T68m– US$110
Sony Ericsson Z200– US$100
Sony Ericsson Z600– US$170
Sony Ericsson R520m– US$100
Sony Ericsson R380s– US$105
Sony Ericsson S700– US$175
Sony Ericsson K500i– US$180
Sony Ericsson K700i– US$189
Sony Ericsson K750i– US$200
Sony Ericsson P800– US$155
Sony Ericsson P900– US$205
Sony Ericsson P910i– US$210
Sony Ericsson T20e– US$35
Sony Ericsson T20s– US$39
Sony Ericsson T28s– US$39
Sony Ericsson T28 World– US$45
Sony Ericsson T29s– US$49
Sony Ericsson T100– US$30
Sony Ericsson T105– US$35
Sony Ericsson T200– US$45
Sony Ericsson T230– US$55
Sony Ericsson T300– US$55
Sony Ericsson T310– US$50
Sony Ericsson T600– US$69
Sony Ericsson T610– US$130
Sony Ericsson T630– US$135
Sony Ericsson T68i– US$105
Sony Ericsson T68m– US$110
Sony Ericsson Z200– US$100
Sony Ericsson Z600– US$170
Sony Ericsson R520m– US$100
Sony Ericsson R380 World– US$90
Sony Ericsson R380s– US$105
Sony Ericsson S700– US$175
Sony Ericsson K500i– US$180
Sony Ericsson K700i– US$189
Sony Ericsson K750i– US$200
Sony Ericsson w800……us$220
Sony Ericsson w800i…..Us$230
Sony Ericsson w900…….Us$240
Sony Ericsson W600i……..$210
Sony! Ericsson V600i…$200usd
O2 3G Datacard………$127usd
Orange Blackberry……$200usd
Orange 3G Datacard…..$165usd
Orange SPV C500……..$145usd
Orange SPV M2000…….$134usd
PDA’s
Toshiba Pocket PC E800 ========== $170 USD
palm Treo 650=====================$180 USD
palm Treo 700=====================$190 USD
HP IPaq Pocket PC H4150 ========= $150 USD
HP IPaq Pocket PC H4350 ========= $145 USD
Asus MyPal A716 ================= $135 USD
Sony Clie PEG-TH55 ============== $125 USD
PalmOne Tungsten C ============== $110 USD
PalmOne Zire 72================== $105 USD
Toshiba Pocket PC E405 ========== $100 USD
PalmOne Tungsten E ============== $80 USD
PalmOne Zire 31 ================= $60 USD
Laptop
acer ferrari 4006………………………………………….$750
APPLE G4 POWERBOOK 1.5GHZ SUPERDRIVE WITH 15 INCH DISPLAY……..$660
APPLE G5 POWERMAC 2.0GHZ DESKTOP COMPUTER……………….$700
APPLE G4 POWERBOOK 1.5GHZ SUPERDRIVE WITH 17 INCH DISPLAY……$600
SONY VAIO A217S– 100GB– 512MB RAM– XP HOME……………..$500
SONY VAIO B1VP– 40GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP PRO…………….$430
SONY VAIO T370P/L– 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP……………..$400
SONY VAIO A397XP– 80GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP……………..$700
SONY VAIO B100B08 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP……………….$450
SONY VAIO FS295VP 80GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP……………..$550
SONY VAIO FS215Z 100GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP…………….$650
SONY VAIO A417M 80GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP………………$650
SONY VAIO B1VP– 40GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP PRO………….$300
SONY VAIO T370P/L– 60GB HD– 512MB RAM– XP PRO……….$600
SONY VAIO LAPTOP– VGN-A117S…………………..$600
SONY VAIO LAPTOP– VGN-S1XP…………………..$700
Xbox 360 premium package: $230.00
Psp (play station): $165.00
Ps2:$135.00
Ps3:$235.00
Ps1:$75.00
Apple iPod nano 4GB:$131.50us
Apple iPod nano 2GB:$112.00us
Apple 30 GB Video iPod:$202.50us
Apple 60 GB Vi
Comment by LENUS LUIS -
We have All kind of GSM UNLOCKED MOBILE PHONES,ipods and palm phones,LAPTOPS… Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Samsung, Motorola, Nextel.Our Mobile Phones are:- Brand new gsm phones (this includes accessories, Manuals, software and boxes) P2) Unlocked / sim free.BR3) Brand new (original manufacturer) box – no copies BR4) All phones have English language as default 5) All material (software, manual) – Car chargers – Home chargers – USB data cables -holsters/belt-lips-Wireless headsets (Bluetooth) – Leather and non-leather carrying cases -Batteries.Forward your questions and enquires to us via email with your order and Shipping details.We give 1 year warranty for every phone sold out to Our customers,Our phones are Manufacture Company class 1 tested And approved by global standard organization of Wireless industries,Extra charger and battery.we give one year international warranty..and two weeks return policy..kindly contact the sales manager if you do have intrest… phoneganex@uymail.com
sidekick 111…………..$150
Sidekick II ………….$135
sidekick 1…………..$70
Nextel i55sr………US$65
Nextel i2000plus……. US$35
Nextel i58sr……….. US$30
Nextel i530……..US$35
Nextel i205……… US$20
Nextel i305……. US$25
Nextel i35s………US$29
Nextel i88………..US$30
Nextel i90….. US$59
Nextel i95cl………. US$70
Nextel i60c– US$40
Nextel 6510TM…… US$110
Nextel i730– US$85
Nextel i733– US$95
Nextel i736– US$105
Nextel i830– US$115
Nextel i860– US$125
Nextel i930– US$140
Eten m500——us$220
Eten m600——-Us$250
Motorola razor V3……..$145
Motorola razor V3i…….$150
Motorola A008– US$50
Motorola A388– US$70
Motorola A388c– US$120
Motorola A820– US$65
Motorola C330– US$20
Motorola C331– US$25
Motorola C332– US$30
Motorola C333– US$35
Motorola C350– US$69
Motorola E360– US$60
Motorola E365– US$110
Motorola E380– US$95
Motorola E398– US$125
Motorola MPX200– US$180
Motorola V3Razor– US$145
Motorola V60i– US$75
Motorola V70– US$105
Motorola V80– US$115
Motorola V750– US$125
Motorola V525– US$139
Motorola V300– US$130
Motorola V400– US$125
Motorola V500– US$130
Motorola V600– US$140
Samsung SGH E400– US$125
Samsung SGH E600– US$129
Samsung SGH E700– US$130
Samsung SGH E715– US$155
Samsung SGH-E810– US$140
Samsung SGH-E820– US$150
Samsung SGH-E800– US$155
Samsung SGH-E850– US$140
Samsung SGH D410– US$150
Samsung SGH D500– US$155
Samsung SGH P400– US$135
Samsung SGH P510– US$139
Samsung SGH N188– US$110
Samsung SGH P400– US$140
Samsung SGH P410– US$145
Samsung SGH P500– US$155
Samsung SGH S200– US$100
Samsung SGH S300– US$105
Samsung SGH S307– US$130
Samsung SGH S500– US$109
Samsung SGH T100– US$100
Samsung SGH T200– US$125
Samsung SGH V200– US$105
Samsung SGH VM680– US$100
Samsung SGH X400– US$105
Samsung SGH X410– US$130
Samsung SGH X426– US$129
Samsung SGH-C200– US$125
Samsung SGH-X460– US$140
Samsung SGH-X450– US$130
Samsung SGH X600– US$145
Samsung SGH-X610– US$140
Samsung SGH-Z105– US$120
samsung d500…….$210
samsung d600…….$230
samsung d800…….$245
Nokia 3650– US$185
Nokia 3660– US$195
Nokia 5100– US$65
Nokia 5140– US$110
Nokia 5510– US$105
Nokia 6020– US$130
Nokia 6670– US$105
Nokia 6630– US$175
Nokia 6100– US$80
Nokia 6108– US$90
Nokia 6220– US$105
Nokia 6230– US$110
Nokia 6260– US$135
Nokia 6310– US$69
Nokia 6310i– US$70
Nokia 6600– US$135
Nokia 6630– US$175
Nokia 6170– US$145
Nokia 6800– US$105
Nokia 6820– US$110
Nokia 7200– US$185
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Comment by mike -
Kevin,
I agree with you fully that we do need shareholders to step up to the line more effectively, but at the same time we should demand some of our tax dollars be spent to prevent these kinds of incidents from emptying our pockets and ruining the trust built into our financial systems. Passive correction, after we all lost our money, is not going to help us. Yes, it may have been partly the shareholders fault, but under the rule of law our system of government failed us completely! We were not protected and the security that was promised by the SEC to all shareholders was not there! Big brother must step in at some point of any corruption. Would it not be better if big brother whom happens to have gotten paid to protect us, steps up the line as well as the average shareholders? I believe a vibrant market is one that is trustworthy and fair. Big Brother does have a big role to play in the success of our capitalism.
Comment by Mitchell -
shareholders are owners and should exercise their rights!
http://www.blogforcapital.com
Comment by Michel -
My solution is to have the shareholders step up to the line (sorry for the basketball analogy but this is “BlogMAVERICK”) and fulfill their duties as shareholders which are to keep a watchful eye on management and make changes when necessary. This may be an arduous task, but it is the shareholder’s money and it is their duty.
Your solution sounds a bit too “Big Brotherish” to me.
Comment by Kevin Y -
Kevin,
Is it not this very branch of government (Judiciary) that is now investigating and trying to understand and put these guys behind bars? Well, would it not make sense for this branch of government to be involved from day one? Do you have a better suggestion? I just don’t think having people have to fend for themselves would do justice to Democracy and rule of law! I believe our judiciary system needs to have a preventive approach to crime and not a passive approach till all hell has broken loose! Rule of Law applied at all levels of capitalism on an on-going basis will make Democracy able to defend itself!
Comment by Mitchell -
Mitchell,
Let me see if I understand your view correctly. In a capitalist society, you want to place another agency with no experience (and really no business interfering in private corporations) and have that beaucracy appoint someone to watchout for the public shareholder’s best interests because the agency that is in place to oversee public companies (SEC) is inept?
Shall we appoint you as head of this agency or division within the Justice Dept?
Or should we follow what Mark has stated – have the shareholders watch out for their own best interests of let them suffer their own consequences?
Comment by Kevin Y -
“You is a corporate ho”
Uhhh oh, someone’s been hanging out with his homeboys to much. A little of the Mavs. are wearing off on you.
Remeber, linking verbs are our friends. Use them right.
Comment by JR Ewing -
Well, how about having a member of the board with 30% of shares of stock appointed by the IRS and/or the justice department to oversee all votes and business decisions as long as that company is public? we all know that SEC is not effective and is motivated by lobbyists. And, so where is the judicial branch when we need them to protect our interests against these power hungry criminals? I don’t mean after we all lost our money, I want them protecting us as members of the board each and every day! Give anyone lots of money with no real checks and balances and we are just motivating them to do wrong.
Comment by Mitchell -
good link on “windfall profits”
http://equityprivate.typepad.com/ep/2006/04/_the_economist_.html
Comment by bryce -
I find it curious that ‘Share Trading’ and ‘Forex Trading’ (comments above) always seem to post back-to-back messages, usually within minutes of one another. Splogging agenda?
Speaking of splogs … I believe MySpace.com is in danger of becoming MySplog.com. Let me explain. A few days ago I commented on Mark’s post entitled “Searching Myspace.com – A parents tool.” I mentioned my concern regarding possible sexual predators lurking on the MySpace network.
Take a look at the icerocket.com ‘MySpace tab’ search results below:
http://www.icerocket.com/search?tab=myspace&q=%22Have+you+ever+received+oral+sex%22
The search above reveals more than I previously realized … The 11,000+ supposed MySpace profiles are actually part of an ominous splogging scam. If you read through page after page of search results you will quickly notice that there are actually only a handful of unique profiles. These profiles repeat over and over. I believe these splogs are growing at a rate of 300 (more) each day.
The common denominator in all these MySpace profiles are the links to sex-related surveys i.e. NaughtyPoll.com.
http://www.naughtypoll.com/
As these splogging predators add people (mostly teenagers) to their ‘Friends’ list, more and more MySpacers visit the sploggers’ meme-like sites. These survey websites are littered with sex-related links. More Clicks … equals more Sales … equals more Money.
Clever scam. Bad people.
Comment by Radio Maverick -
Yes, Perhaps most shareholders, even those who select their own investments prefer to abdicate their responsibilities.
Comment by Ndfeb -
If I own anymore than 1% of a company with a market capitalization of $100m, then maybe i would care enough to exercise my rights.
Or maybe everyone should just watch “Mr. Deeds”. hehe
Comment by Forex Trading -
I love it: “If shareholders are ignorant of their responsibilities as owners of a company, then company management can do anything and everything “in the name of shareholders””
I guess most of the time, people don’t bother turning up at the annual AGM’s because they have work committments… Or they don’t know how important it is.
Personally, the way I show my vote or satisfaction in a company is whether or not I hold onto their stocks. If I don’t like what they’re doing – I go to my broker and sell my holding with that company.
Comment by Share Trading -
I agree Mark…Most people (the general public) have no idea of, or conern for, the rights and responsibilities as a shareholder…Most people will spend hours and days researching before an automobile purchase, but won’t think twice before putting their life savings into a few companies recommended by a broker.
By the way, if anyone out there would like to trade stocks in a professional manner (professional trading platfrom with fees one tenth that of etrade or Ameritrade), I highly recommend checking out http://www.westchestercap.com
Comment by David -
The real point, I think, is that the vast majority of investment money is one step removed from the investor and the investment. What I mean is that the money has been used to buy shares in a mutual fund so, in truth, it is the fund manager who is the shareholder, not the individual investor.
This has a serious impact on corporate governance. The notion of “shareholder” no longer has much meaning in the sense that Mark is using it in his post. Instead, we have become depositors in the market.
Comment by Amos -
Is there a mutual fund that passes through shareholder initiatives to the fund’s owners? And is it available through 401k plans?
Some shareholder initiaties are wacky, but some of them are good corporate governance, and sometimes the same initiative will make it onto more than one company’s proxy form. So is there a mutual fund that lets its owners say “if the No Corporate Kitten Shredders initiative comes up, vote for it” or “if Joseph Q. Kittenshredder comes up for the board vote against him”?
Comment by Don Marti -
A Bloomberg column today (“Wall Street, Don’t Let Customers Read This Book”) discusses naked shorting from a perspective sympathetic w/ Mr. Cuban’s blog entry:
[… Weiss lays out a cogent attack on the attackers of “naked short selling.” Short sellers normally borrow shares of stocks that they expect to decline in price, subsequently selling them “short” with the hope of returning them to the lender at cheaper prices. “Naked shorts” skip the step of borrowing the shares.
A vocal group has made a big issue of naked shorting, saying that it causes unfair — indeed manipulative — price declines in shares of legitimate companies.
Weiss, though, notes the correlation between managements that rant about short sellers and managements that wind up on the wrong side of regulators: During a House Banking Committee hearing in 1989, a Securities and Exchange Commission official testified that lots of the complaints he got about “illegal” short selling came from corporate officers who themselves were under investigation “for possible violations of securities or other laws.”
The short-selling brouhaha makes for good reading, but the high-impact material in Weiss’s book is in the chapters that expose how unlikely it is for small investors to make money in mutual funds … ]
(source: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000088&sid=a99gnSbD5T1E&refer=culture)
Comment by JohnD -
As a longtime investor in YOUR latest venture, Sirius, the company has yet to contact me so that I will have some input in their policy!
XM is obviously now threading water as they sent their two Okrah-less stars…Oakie and Anggie…to Viacom’s now meaningSternless radio division to get the ratings that David Lee Roth couldn’t. So do WE lesser shareholders have a say when Mel K decides to eat up CBS’ radio division?
Stock DECISIONS, like politricks, are left to the mavericks
Comment by EminemsRevenge -
There ain’t no business like the Ho business.
Pimps Up, Ho’s Down …
http://www.sedoparking.com/radiomaverick.com
Comment by Radio Maverick -
Have you considered the percentage of shareholders who even VOTE their proxy (small number)?
Have you considered the percentage of shareholders who attend the annual meeting (smaller number)?
Have you considered the number of shareholders or other parties who have an item of corporate governance to raise who get the list of shareholders to contact (even smaller number)?
Perhaps most shareholders, even those who select their own investments prefer to abdicate their responsibilities.
Keep up the thought-provoking posts.
Comment by Kevin Y -
Josh, I think a hoe is one of those thingys you dig around in the garden with. A ho (w’ho’re) is someone who owns stock, er… I mean someone who sells themself for stock. Never mind.
Comment by brandon -
Like most popular votes, this one is crippled by three factors:
-time to vote
-time to understand choices
-inability to effect outcome
While I appreciate Mark’s power to the people, vote or die attitude here, its not the solution. And if anything, it sounds more like a STFU to those who complain about poor corporate governance. I think something can be done beyond blindly hoping your pittance of votes can make a difference. Organize.
Imagine a social responsibility brokerage house. Set up like e-trade, but in addition to market research on profit margins, it also includes social issues in its reports. That’s easy, and probably already exists. The kicker is that you make all these people aware of the other people who aren’t happy. You make voting the key feature of your brokerage. This is making money to make a difference. Every time a vote comes up, they tell you who to vote for, and how many people will be right there next to you. Even better, they could tell you which stocks are the most vulnerable to grass roots agitation, and encourage buys in those stocks. Make all aspects of making your voice heard available easily, and show people how they have made a difference and how they can help the most, and the world will listen.
Comment by Derek Tumolo -
I used to be part of the team that briefed management on how to answer various questions that were anticipated at the annual meetings. We used to get a kick out of the “gadflies” who used their 10, 25, 107, 300 or so shares to get initiatives on the ballot. They were almost always defeated.
But you know what … they tried, and they did get them on the ballot. The only reason they consistently lost was because the institutions typically sided with management, and for the remaining votes outstanding, most of those were smaller shareholders who gave management their proxy when the Proxy statement and voting card arrives in the mail. Yep, odds are still largely against you, but you gotta keep on trying.
Comment by Mike B -
LMAO, it’s spelled “hoe” unless you are the Green Giant or Santa.
Comment by Josh -
How about when the kosherwallstreet Hymie town mob ALL GET TOGETHER and use their substancial media power to short a cancer surviors company that’s hurting.
There is your CREEPS.
Comment by Ron D -
“If you get paid to loan the share, and its voted in a way that goes against your interests, you can scream all you want, but you prostituted your rights. You is a corporate ho.”
– Brilliant
Comment by Patrick Feller -
I’m not a shareholder, so I suppose Mark would have me believe I don’t have a dog in this fight, but I think I do and I think this post misses important issues in favor of picking nits with people who had little chance to effect change.
The vast majority of the “investor class” owns very little stock, most often a step or more removed from what we normally consider owning a stock. Many are like my parents, whose retirement is based on a pension (which invested in all sorts of things, from stocks and bonds to building a retirement home that almost none of the pensioners could afford to live in on their full salary),401k and similar instruments, and a few stocks, bonds and funds held as individuals (that mostly were passed down from my mom’s folks). They are obviously interested in what the stock market is doing, but it’s difficult at best for them to get a handle on what their portion is doing. (Sadly, it was easiest in the early 2000s: when almost everything is headed south, it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out what’s happening to your money.)
Many, many people are in similar situations, and so much of the stockholder oversight falls to fund managers and corporate holders, who certainly may have a completely different idea of good governance than John Q. Investor. Add in the cross-membership on boards, deregulation of auditors, non-regulation of compensation advisors, rock-star cult-status for CEOs, including some of the worst managers in history, and you have a situation ripe for exploitation.
I wonder how many low to middling investors even know their shares’ votes can be loaned, or how their brokers present such deals. (I didn’t know that was possible–though it’s really not surprising. People will sell, rent, buy, lease, borrow or lend darned near anything. Taking advantage of that fact is part of Enron’s downfall, lest we forget. Anyone want to buy Antartic Soybean futures? They’d’ve sold you some.)
I’m not saying shareholders outside the corporate class can’t effect management; Eisner’s ouster at Disney is certainly proof.
And I’m sure not saying that stockholders have a responsibility to monitor their company and take appropriate action. But in an environment where executives lie extensively, the business press failed miserably to do anything less than full-throated cheerleading (full disclosure: I’m a once and future journalist, thought not strictly business), government regulators fail to do even the minimalist oversight Libertarians envision for them and the relationships between corporate entities is as incestuous as a deserted island and as difficult to penetrate as triple-canopy jungle foliage, you can forgive the small investor for throwing his hands up and saying “Please, God, make it come out right!” But when the game’s rigged and the players are hidden, that’s got about the same chance as me flying to the moon using my arms for wings.
Comment by Pierce Presley -
yeah I just voted on some shares I hold.. Same as above not enough choices, Just enough to even call it a ballot.
Comment by Richard Bowles -
This is all nice, but small shareholders don’t get too much choice when voting times come.
I just voted for a couple of my holdings (MOT, AKAM), and basically all I could do is click on yes or no for each person proposed to be on board.
Telling people to vote for lower CEO salaries is like telling people to vote for George Soros for President, that might be a good idea but it’s not in the ballot or on the punchcard.
Comment by Mathieu -
Without a strategy, every tactic makes sense.
Comment by Mark Collier -
Hi Mark,
Now-a-days, more and more of our lives and the environment is going downhill in the name of, “we’re doing what’s in the best interest of the shareholders”. We all know that in realty it’s all about profit. In today’s sky high salaries, how can anyone expect the CEOs and executives not to think about their pay as a top priority. If you told someone that he/she will get US$ 10 million at the end of the year, it will definitely be on his/her mind, and will affect what he/she does. This is without doubt a vicious cycle. It’s two very basic human traits in competition: Greed vs. Empathy/Values. Will it be possible for more heads of companies to say enough is enough and move on to do better things for the world… I hope so… incredible things do happened, like the billionaire who create the blogmaverick blog…
I also have some thoughts on these issues, if you have time (late at night after the games) check out my blog: http://itsmeanditsyou.blogspot.com/
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Comment by it's me and it's you -
Using the same tactics big business does, the organizations like MoveOn.ORG, DemocracyNow, etc. are actually doing people a favor and when congress tries to stifle their influence, it’s because those OTHER lobbyists working for big business are tired of fighting against them.
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Comment by peterson -
“In fact, your shares may not only be loaned to someone trying to short the stock, it may be loaned out to someone who only wants to VOTE THE STOCK.”
Sorry, I was just browsing your blog.
Short sellers are not the holders of record for those shares. The entity who loaned the stock to you or, after the transaction, the entity who bought them from you is the holder of record. The short seller can’t vote.
Comment by Stephen Drone -
Mark makes good points, no doubt, but there are a couple of things missing from the posts here.
First of all, this topic is not as simple as Mark makes it out to be. As one or two others mentioned, the vast majority of stocks are owned by other institutions. Those institutions are selected, by and large, by OTHER large institutions to manage the funds which hold the money (investment) used to buy/sell the stocks traded on the markets. By virtue of this “middle man” approach, the average stockholder has NO clue in which companies those stocks are held. They might see a summary of the portfolio of all investors for that fund, but certainly not a breakdown by individual account. Perhaps regulation would help the “small investor” be more accountable for his investments and drive it more with the middle man selected for them if they were toreceive such summaries on a periodic basis? Let’s say semi-annually (though I’d prefer quarterly). Hmm, interesting thought. I bet the fund managers wouldn’t like it though and face it, they’re in bed with the big guys in DC. Guess who’d win that fight?
Frankly, the whole commentary about regulation in a “market based economy” doesn’t wash. There are a couple of reasons for this:
1. The ocncept of a *sound* market economy relies on the practice of and belief in ethical behavior. We haven’t had that AT LEAST since GW took office and more than likely, not since Reagan.
2. Greed has overtaken societal benefit. Look at how we skew statistics to meet the needs of public relations. Look at how marketing works to make people think they need some product or service. Look how people thought they needed those big, fat SUV’s despite the fact that is is a no-brainer that oil supplies won’t last forever and prices will go up (especially when we go about invading other countries). So, people like me who have always driven a fuel-efficient car and one which is less polluting are helping compensate for those who are too short-sighted to think about the long-term consequences of their behavior due to their gluttonous use of fossil fuels and polluting of the air.
3. Look who’s getting their issues out and made into bills before the Senate and House. How many of those bills are targeted at the individual BEHIND those investments. ZILCH, NADA, ZERO. As a previous poster mentioned, management looks out for management and part of that involves lobbying and paying money where they can. That money isn’t being spent to advance the interests of the average investor. Heck no! It’s to protect the practices of business “as those managers know it.”
Using the same tactics big business does, the organizations like MoveOn.ORG, DemocracyNow, etc. are actually doing people a favor and when congress tries to stifle their influence, it’s because those OTHER lobbyists working for big business are tired of fighting against them.
You want responsibility, it starts at the TOP. So, Mark, while you are right that invidual investors have a responsibility for watching their stocks and what those companies do, the organizations who hold the money and investments of the individuals have **AT LEAST** as much responsibility to the investor as well, and even more importantly, the CxOs and Managers of every publicly held corporation in the world do as well.
Quit trying to absolve the corporations of responsibility. It doesn’t work. If it was that simple, this discussion wouldn’t be necessary.
Comment by Rika -
So glad someone said it with CEO earning passing the 400-1 ratio we are in risk of damaging capitalism with what is nothing short of corporate welfare and their ability to externalize the cost of their business on taxpayers. This abnormality is threatining to suck the life out of capitalism in a way that won’t allow for self-starters like yourself, Mr. Cuban, in the future. Thank you for starting the fight against corporate misconduct and I would love to see you start something like a comment in your blog asks for someone to start a website to control synthesize the issues and normal people without large shareholdings can attempt to work on some type of change.
Comment by Danny Allen -
What’s going on? All the comments that were under “how to improve NBA officiating” have been nuked except for one? Only accept comments from people who say nice things about you and your blog? Going fully corporate now, huh!
It’s not easy to be green.
Comment by kissing ass -
Two billion shares change hands every day, do you really believe that the company’s management takes any notice of volatility in their shares as an indicator of shareholder discontent?
Comment by Caster -
What you have to remember is that the big shareholders aren’t you and me, but other corporations. So no matter what the individual shareholder wants, it’s the OTHER corporations who have the largest pool of votes for corporate direction. All one needs to do is look at issues that come up for vote every year that HELP the corporation’s employees. You’ll find that even though the employees – who usually own shares in their own company – vote in favor of such measures, they are overwhelmingly defeated because other corporations that hold more shares (and, thus, more voting power) votes the measures down.
Comment by Steve -
Mark – great post. there are many CEO’s taking credit for all the good news for their company – steering the ship in the right direction, making money for the stockholders and being loved by their employees. these same people when things go wrong, start point fingers and stating they had nothing to do with that – it was someone else’s decision (the board, the executvie steering committe, the compensation board, the outside consultants, those damned employees, etc.). It’s repulsive for these people to blame anyone other than themselves for their companies failure – if nothing else, it was done on their watch.
Comment by Arnie McKinnis -
Is that Mark Cuban on page 6 of the New York Post? I think it is!
Comment by Neil -
In my experience most ‘investors’ could be more accurately described as ‘swing-traders’. How many stock market participants truly employ a buy-and-hold strategy these days? Even the fund managers are in-and-out. Perhaps only true ‘investors’ – long term shareholders – are concerned with corporate governance.
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Comment by doris smith -
You is a coprorate ho – priceless. You should get t-shirts made up with that line 🙂 Thanks for the post I didn’t even think of the voting angle.
Comment by jimmy steel -
You always act like you know sooo much. All you and Mr. Wagner do is steal ideas from people that send you their Business Plans , and screenplays . You take advantage of people that cant raise venture capital by other means and people that think you will help them. How does it feel looking in the mirror at night with all your wealth KNOWING you’re rich because youre a thief. Congrats!
Comment by Ms.Jackson -
Those of you who are saying it doesn’t matter how you vote your proxies should, nonetheless, do the research that would be required to vote intelligently. The fundamental analysis that you’d undertake, hopefully in conjunction with Technical analysis, will provide additional safeguards against being in the wrong stock at the right time. Those with fewer dollars should investigate LEAPs (long-term options) that, sans divedends and voting rights, can provide much greater appreciation than outright Equity holdings(especially on a % basis).
Personally, I think: “Ya gotta roll your own.”
The further away you are from your money, the more pockets(other than yours) its likely to find. John Vogel, founder of Vanguard, recently wrote a great article on the many downsides of “disintermadiation” and Warren Buffett is, as well, much akin to that line of thought.
Cuban has it right, if you’re not responsible for your own ass, you’ll get pimped.
Comment by Mark E Hoffer -
anyone here uses a household budget worksheet for monthly financial planning?
http://www.moneysavingfreetips.com/household-budget-worksheet.html
what makes you successful in your month to month financial planning?
Comment by James -
the axiom of this argument has obvious and correct application to elected officials you vote into office. exercise your shares, people.
Comment by Kevin -
>Fuck ethics at the end of the day if it makes me more money then its fantastic. You left wing people really need to get a life and start living in the real world the 60s was over many many many years ago.
Jimmy,
If you were the CEO of a company and you just made that comment, your company’s stock would be dropped down to pennies. Your a smart guy.
Comment by Jordan Grimes -
Lance,
What do you mean you recomend The Smartest Guys in the Room? Mark Cuban funded that film, I think he knows about it.
Comment by Jordan Grimes -
Jimmy, you make me sick, man! people like you need to live under the rule of chinese for a while and learn a lesson. Let the mighty rule you, and you will be a slave for life! keep it up and see how what goes around comes around. You may be next to loose your ass to the reach running the the show on wall street! Sorry, but If you don’t care about ethics you are not human! I’ve got a new name for you homostupido!
Comment by PlainJane -
>Fuck ethics at the end of the day if it makes me more money then its fantastic.
Jimmy, let me guess: you’re a hardcore Bush supporter. Right?
Comment by Lance -
Fuck ethics at the end of the day if it makes me more money then its fantastic. You left wing people really need to get a life and start living in the real world the 60s was over many many many years ago.
Comment by Jimmy -
I am gald that there are financial luminaries out there like Mark Cuban.
Being a Good Investor
Practice the 70/30%-Listen to what they say:
credit entry, product, press release, suppliers, debts, assets, and lender that has to do with the companies where we are shareholders.
Comment by Sterling -
Over the years, I have had a lot of experience with public companies, particularly the small cap ones. I even took one of mine through the IPO process and stayed on as CEO. What I learned was that management looks out after the best interests of management, first and forsemost. If those interests happen to coincide with those of investors, all the better. But in management’s eyes, management comes first.
Comment by Peter -
I highly recommend the documentary Enron: the Smartest Guys in the Room. Google video is showing it. Some links: http://www.karavans.com/forum/showthread.php?t=8
What a couple of jerks Lay and Skillings are.
Comment by Lance -
As a passive investor in the market, I certainly don’t feel as if I have any impact in the actions of the companies that I am holding, which is why the majority of my investments are in things that I have a lot more control over. There are just way too many variables that illogically impact share prices.
Comment by Craig -
I usually just vote against everything they recommend. I know it has no effect but when you are owning a smaller stake you do what you can. I’ve read somewhere? that it’s better simply to not vote at all, so they might not get a quorum, rather than voting contrary to recommendations.
And as people have said, if you have messed up stocks better to just unload them and be done with it. Can’t change the world, when you own twenty five shares.
Comment by bland response -
I can’t ignore company which I’m investing. I MUST follow it’s balance. Or I will be a loser, not a shareholder, in my humble opinion
Comment by Rem -
First – Go MAVS!!! Sweep
I agree with Cuban’s post, but there’s more to consider. Really, the thing is, if you don’t agree with the company, vote by selling off the stock. Or, if you know they’re making crappy decisions that will come to future fruition, short the hell out of it (buy long-term puts, or something!)
But it comes down to influence. Small investors don’t have the influence. Often, you have to hold a certain percentage of stock to even submit a proposal for the yearlies. It’s not going to get in the annual.
Or if you do reject a board member, the AOI and by-laws allow the then current board members to replace that person with another person of their chosing until the subsequent year. Or they have some other provision to work it out. Nice.
Don’t even think about getting a question in on the conference call unless you work for Goldman, Bear, JP, or other like kind institution. X that option.
Write a nasty email to investor relations and tell them to get on the stick. You won’t get a response. . . believe me, I never heard from Atari after their delisting warning. Sold it before it becomes taxable bad debt.
Day-to-day activities aren’t going to come up for shareholder approval, so if you don’t like it, sell the stock.
In conclusion, while us small investors will keep on trying, and we must, it is likely that we’ll have to wait to move corporate mountains until we can get into a position of influence.
Comment by Preston -
What a pompous blog. Ave. hardworking people do not have legions of analysts and lawyers to keep companies honest. Can the average shareholder get leverage to get a board seat and influence management? Hardly. An average investor shouldn’t have to pore through every SEC filing and read between the lines making sure the hired help doesn’t rip them off. An average investor should expect each executive to act responsibly. Where is the call for responsibility and integrity of top execs and boards? They are wayyy too cozy these days.
The market is definitely shark infested waters. Caveat emptor.
Just because something may not be illegal does not mean a company should do it.
Just because you can does not excuse you for unethical behavior and company decisions that do not truly benefit stockholders.
There are many BS decisions made in corporate America that defraud shareholders while still being legal. Even if its legal, it doesn’t make it right. Do the right thing. There is still plenty of money, and peace of mind in doing the right thing. I like making money and I like sleeping at night.
Comment by Gary B -
One interesting site that can tell shareholders if they’re being pimped out is: http://www.footnoted.org/
It’ll tell you who’s being careless with your money.
Comment by joris.peels -
Hey I like baseball cards!
Comment by Article -
Continued:
It’s the Pontius Pilate approach to good corporate governance.
Comment by Jeremy G. -
“Personally, the way I show my vote or satisfaction in a company is whether or not I hold onto their stocks. If I don’t like what they’re doing – I go to my broker and sell my holding with that company.”
Which is very nice, except that the company doesn’t give a crap who owns their stocks. Two billion shares change hands every day, do you really believe that the company’s management takes any notice of volatility in their shares as an indicator of shareholder discontent?
Comment by Jeremy G. -
Hey I like baseball cards!
Comment by Stephen Stull -
Lot’s of misperceptions in this blog. First, the stocks in your account can only be loaned out if you’ve signed a margin agreeement. There is a clause in the margin agreement that allows your brokerage firm to do so. Most individual investors don’t have margin accounts so this isn’t really an issue for them. Second, you are not paid for loaning your stock. In fact, you probably don’t know that it has happened. The shares continue to show up on your statement and you continue to receive dividends. Your brokerage firm makes money loaning our your shares, but you don’t unless you’re a very large investor. Third, you maintain all voting privileges. The idea that whoever borrowed them to short gets to vote is incorrect. Think about it. The borrower shorts the stock, that means they’ve sold it, hoping to buy it back lower. How could they vote something they don’t own? Finally, I don’t understand how anyone is a ‘Ho’ because they buy and hold good stocks! . Many investors have done quite well with that approach.
Comment by Rick W. -
Lot’s of misperceptions in this blog. First, the stocks in your account can only be loaned out if you’ve signed a margin agreeement. There is a clause in the margin agreement that allows your brokerage firm to do so. Most individual investors don’t have margin accounts so this isn’t really an issue for them. Second, you are not paid for loaning your stock. In fact, you probably don’t know that it has happened. The shares continue to show up on your statement and you continue to receive dividends. Your brokerage firm makes money loaning our your shares, but you don’t unless you’re a very large investor. Third, you maintain all voting privileges. The idea that whoever borrowed them to short gets to vote is incorrect. Think about it. The borrower shorts the stock, that means they’ve sold it, hoping to buy it back lower. How could they vote something they don’t own? Finally, I don’t understand how anyone is a ‘Ho’ because they buy and hold good stocks. Many investors have done quite well with that approach.
Comment by Rick W. -
Mark, I am suprised and glad to see you talk about this topic. There are too many CxOs cashing in while the shareholder makes a few cents. Is it worth outsourcing manufacturing jobs so that you can make a few cents? Is it worth the economy stumbling so that you can make a few cents? Lets be honest the large investment firms and the CxOs are the guys making it from the oursourcing not the simple guy with a few shares (in comparison). CxOs pay needs restructuring so that it is along the lines of 90% of other employment. It should be salary based (and within reason) only! No more 1,000,000 options for a bonus. Your readers should check out finance.google.com and watch the executive stock transactions of companies like XOM, AAPL, and MSFT. Those profits should open your eyes.
Comment by john -
We can go on and on about the stock market, shorting, protected CEO’s and other strategically positioned pre-meditated fixed schemes, but the stock market is no different than the federal reserve, which is aptly named to allow “Joe ignorant” to believe its a federal institution, when in fact the federal reserve is a collective of privately ran, family owned banks; the JP morgan’s, etc. Such is the stock market, setup by the big boys, for the big boys, by the big boys. It’s legalized theft hiding behind plausible deniability and the “I didn’t know” guise. When the players of the game are the same as the markers of the game and its rules, do the math, its not fuzzy math, but quite clear indeed.
Comment by Brandon Piddington -