That place is such a mess..

If WSE had any ethics and wasn't so tied up in bed with people such as Nicholas over at Ginko Fraudancial, they would've pulled Nicholas to the side and said "No thanks!" to his latest stunt using the perpetual bonds. This brings a lot of serious questions like Nobody Fugazi wrote about earlier this evening.

One of most obvious is Nicholas' ability to get WSE to pucker up, because in essence he is Hope Capital, Ltd. when it comes to stocks. Someone like Nicholas dumping HCL stock would just kill poor Luke's buy backs of shares in HCL. So you have to imagine why an exchange would allow such a sloppy 'behind closed doors' move. Unless you're just smart enough to consider that it's a move that will allow WSE to gain financially, even if GPB sinks like a brick tied to a rock. That meager percentage for all those poor folks dumping shares will bring a smile to someones face, even if not your own. And remember as I wrote above, Nicholas is HCL stock, which reaps the rewards of it's own fraudulant activity. Easy out? Just send a simple announcement and say you're bankrupt. Worked for SLB.

Speaking of Luke's buy backs, I was told by Luke personally I needed issue press releases about my MDS share buy backs. Guess the rule only applies to select companies, or only companies that are 'fictional' companies, owned by another fictional company that is registered as a real company.

What are the banking clients to gain from this mess? Nothing as far as I can see. The liability has moved from theft of Lindens, which is a bannable offense, to a fictional exchange, which keeps Nicholas in the game, so he can continue to 'game' the game using a game, inside a .. well, game.

You're right, it's all conspiracy theory or "slander" (laughing..), until it really happens. Which is why you should post your flames as anonymous. ;)

* This post was intended to be messy and scattered like everything in the story.