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Title: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 28, 2012, 10:24:49 AM
That's right. Please pm me a list of assets (name and nr. of shares) you'd be willing to lend. Flexible arrangements available.


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 28, 2012, 10:44:37 AM
Awww! Well...there must still be some people with accounts.


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: Akka on September 28, 2012, 10:51:11 AM
Trying to short shares?

Which grantees do you give to return the shares in case you strategy doesn't work?


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on September 28, 2012, 10:56:44 AM
usagi was offering this service.


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: ciuciu on September 28, 2012, 11:16:38 AM
That's right. Please pm me a list of assets (name and nr. of shares) you'd be willing to lend. Flexible arrangements available.


We do not lend shares to a romanian pedophile.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=102333.0


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 28, 2012, 11:21:01 AM
Trying to short shares?

Yes.

Which guarantees do you give to return the shares in case you strategy doesn't work?

There'd be gpg-signed contracts of course. Such as this (http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mphf.txt).


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: Chang Hum on September 28, 2012, 11:25:38 AM
That's right. Please pm me a list of assets (name and nr. of shares) you'd be willing to lend. Flexible arrangements available.


Why have you got that hideous looking bird as your avatar pic?


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: Akka on September 28, 2012, 11:42:09 AM
There'd be gpg-signed contracts of course. Such as this (http://polimedia.us/bitcoin/mphf.txt).


Wow, is this real? Then I have you to thank for my cheap Asicminer shares?

I already thought I was to late to buy some for a reasonable price.

Thank you very much.


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: ciuciu on September 28, 2012, 11:57:01 AM
That's right. Please pm me a list of assets (name and nr. of shares) you'd be willing to lend. Flexible arrangements available.


Why have you got that hideous looking bird as your avatar pic?

I think that is a photo of the person who owns that account.

Wrong, this is Mircea Popescu himself. This was his girlfriend account, but she is now gone or in a ditch somewhere.


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: Chang Hum on September 28, 2012, 11:58:26 AM
That's right. Please pm me a list of assets (name and nr. of shares) you'd be willing to lend. Flexible arrangements available.


Why have you got that hideous looking bird as your avatar pic?

I think that is a photo of the person who owns that account.

Oh OK sorry MPOE, however it seems a bit unprofessional you set a pic of yourself dressed up like a strange middle aged vampire freak on the forum your trying to conduct your business on, especially when you're accused of distributing child porn on every thread you appear in!!


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: Bitcoin Oz on September 28, 2012, 12:15:53 PM
If you think the media will do a positive story about a stock exchange where child porn is hosted you are severely deluded.


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 28, 2012, 02:47:24 PM
To people who have pm'd : you will have an answer in ~6 hours.


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: pyrkne on September 28, 2012, 06:05:21 PM
If you think the media will do a positive story about a stock exchange where child porn is hosted you are severely deluded.

Alas, this is one of my problems with Mircea's exchange.

I don't care about the porn. I don't care that Mircea doesn't care.

However, I am intelligent enough to know that other people do care - what is hosted in parallel reflects on MPex. If I was in a position to aggressively promote my competing bitcoin stock exchange I could at least get it its own domain.


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: ciuciu on September 28, 2012, 06:27:28 PM
If you think the media will do a positive story about a stock exchange where child porn is hosted you are severely deluded.

Alas, this is one of my problems with Mircea's exchange.

I don't care about the porn. I don't care that Mircea doesn't care.

However, I am intelligent enough to know that other people do care - what is hosted in parallel reflects on MPex. If I was in a position to aggressively promote my competing bitcoin stock exchange I could at least get it its own domain.

The fact is that this man has no shame, morals or honor. This exchange will not end well.


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: Stephen Gornick on September 28, 2012, 09:42:56 PM
I don't care about the porn. I don't care that Mircea doesn't care.

I think he does care.  This whole exercise of borrowing shares is to be able to write CALL options without being naked, right?    :D


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: bitcoinbear on September 28, 2012, 09:45:00 PM
I might consider lending some shares, but could you explain what you are considering paying to borrow them? If the shares pay out dividends, do I get them or do you?


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: OgNasty on September 28, 2012, 10:00:03 PM
I won't lend you anything, but I would be willing to sell you some put options on NASTY shares if you were interested in short exposure to my asset on GLBSE. 


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 28, 2012, 10:37:43 PM
If you think the media will do a positive story about a stock exchange where child porn is hosted you are severely deluded.

Alas, this is one of my problems with Mircea's exchange.

I don't care about the porn. I don't care that Mircea doesn't care.

However, I am intelligent enough to know that other people do care - what is hosted in parallel reflects on MPex. If I was in a position to aggressively promote my competing bitcoin stock exchange I could at least get it its own domain.

Stop and think for a moment. Do you want to keep your money with the strong or with the weak?

I don't care about the porn. I don't care that Mircea doesn't care.

I think he does care.  This whole exercise of borrowing shares is to be able to write CALL options without being naked, right?    :D

:D

I might consider lending some shares, but could you explain what you are considering paying to borrow them? If the shares pay out dividends, do I get them or do you?

That'd depend on the exact arrangement, but in general you get the dividends + a weekly %. There's a link above to an example contract.

I won't lend you anything, but I would be willing to sell you some put options on NASTY shares if you were interested in short exposure to my asset on GLBSE. 

Not really, but in any case it's meaningless to buy PUTs from the underlying issuer. If your asset goes bankrupt your PUTs pay how?


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: danieldaniel on September 28, 2012, 10:41:36 PM
I don't care about the porn. I don't care that Mircea doesn't care.

I think he does care.  This whole exercise of borrowing shares is to be able to write CALL options without being naked, right?    :D
U so seely.


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: DannyM on September 28, 2012, 10:47:32 PM
ciuciu has said now mircea hosts child porn and "cut up baby pictures". As far as I can tell, and I did a little digging, neither is remotely true in any way. So you don't like the guy, you think his website is obscene, quit making up serious lies or else prove it.


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: OgNasty on September 29, 2012, 12:57:54 AM
I won't lend you anything, but I would be willing to sell you some put options on NASTY shares if you were interested in short exposure to my asset on GLBSE. 

Not really, but in any case it's meaningless to buy PUTs from the underlying issuer. If your asset goes bankrupt your PUTs pay how?

You'd be buying them from me, not the asset...  I would pay if the asset went bankrupt.  I understand your reasoning for trying to borrow shares, but if you want to put your money where your mouth is, I have a very established trading record and would be an honorable issuer of put options for NASTY. 


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: markm on September 29, 2012, 01:38:56 AM
Maybe I am not understanding correctly, because I get the impression that buying put options ought to help prop up the price of the underlying.

Maybe it comes down to the privacy/secrecy of the options? Maybe if their existence is secret and not provable your idea might work?

But if they are known to exist, my reasoning is that if someone exists who knows they can sell the underlying for price X, people considering selling will try to sell to that person for as close to X as they can convince them to pay, if other potential buyers (who lack the ability to resell them for X) are offering substantially less than X.

Basically I figured that if a CEO could announce that Entity Y knows where/how to sell for X, folk would thank wow wherever/whoever Entity Y is selling it to must know something we don't, or even if the mysterious buyer(s) or market Entity X is selling to is an idiot surely Entity X will be willing to buy if we offer a price far enough below X for Entity Y to make a profit buying from us and reselling at price X.

I see this effect the Galactic Milieu in fact, where various group's access to places ways and means of selling various things at prices other groups do not know how or where to get, or are not equipped to get, imbues value into things even in the eyes/hands of the groups who do not themselves have their own routes to liquidity of those things.

Basically the fact that there does exist someone who can sell something creates some liquidity in that thing because it provides them with the potential to turn a profit on it any time they are able to pick some up cheaper than the price they know they can get for it in their own special boutique or shop or market or via their own marketing channels or whatever it is that gives them the ability to get better prices for it than others can get.

(In the case in point here, that mechanism being the holding of a put.)

So, wouldn't the use of puts cause the puppy to be upholding, at least to some extent, the prices of the very things it was founded to short?

EDIT: Oops I was thinking of the puppybear, which is in a different thread. Maybe others have other motivations to short things.

-MarkM-


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: jborkl on September 29, 2012, 02:10:04 AM
In case no one understands what they are trying to do - this is it

1.Borrow your shares of a company listed on GLBSE, pay you x% to borrow them.

2.Sell your security, pocket the money

3.They are going to trash talk the hell out of any security they get a hold of, say it is going to 0.

4.Buy it back at close to 0

5.Give you back your now worthless stock plus your x%

In a regulated market this is securities fraud, but rarely if ever gets caught.

It happens every day in Yahoo finance, if you have never seen it just go look around Yahoo finance for 5 minutes.

Google "highest short percentage nasdaq" , go to yahoo and camp out.  It also works when the short get caught and the stock goes up- the shorts panic and start trash talking non stop.

This should get locked - I am new here but one stock exchange trying to short securities on another exchange is

SECURITIES FRAUD

Don't be a dumb ass- oh and I have no stock on GLBSE as of this post, so I have no reason to care


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: pyrkne on September 29, 2012, 02:15:18 AM
In case no one understands what they are trying to do - this is it

1.Borrow your shares of a company listed on GLBSE, pay you x% to borrow them.

2.Sell your security, pocket the money

3.They are going to trash talk the hell out of any security they get a hold of, say it is going to 0.

4.Buy it back at close to 0

5.Give you back your now worthless stock plus your x%

In a regulated market this is securities fraud, but rarely if ever gets caught.

It happens every day in Yahoo finance, if you have never seen it just go look around Yahoo finance for 5 minutes.

Google "highest short percentage nasdaq" , go to yahoo and camp out.  It also works when the short get caught and the stock goes up- the shorts panic and start trash talking non stop.

This should get locked - I am new here but one stock exchange trying to short securities on another exchange is

SECURITIES FRAUD

Don't be a dumb ass- oh and I have no stock on GLBSE as of this post, so I have no reason to care

Those are some interesting points, but where does the "other exchange" come in?


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: jborkl on September 29, 2012, 02:20:37 AM
non liquid market = ripe for manipulation


The exchanges like Nasdaq can't even keep up with what stock is shorted over 100%.

If someone steps in and buys up these stocks being shorted - and the trade goes the wrong way, who is paying the negative equity?

If I step in and buy you higher - how are you going to pay back the shares? 

You have to keep reserves to trade short, in case it goes bad

You owe money on that stock every second you own(borrow) it



Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: jborkl on September 29, 2012, 02:23:37 AM
Other exchange is Mpex

Look at OP

Are they not affiliated with a Bitcoin stock exchange? It says they are in the sig?



Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 29, 2012, 02:35:25 AM
I won't lend you anything, but I would be willing to sell you some put options on NASTY shares if you were interested in short exposure to my asset on GLBSE. 

Not really, but in any case it's meaningless to buy PUTs from the underlying issuer. If your asset goes bankrupt your PUTs pay how?

You'd be buying them from me, not the asset...  I would pay if the asset went bankrupt.  I understand your reasoning for trying to borrow shares, but if you want to put your money where your mouth is, I have a very established trading record and would be an honorable issuer of put options for NASTY. 

Sorry to burst your bubble, but as far as I can ascertain your very established track record is a 1 rating from Ignatius-otc. That's not much to go on.

Maybe your take on this entire thing is a little more emotional than financial.

In case no one understands what they are trying to do - this is it

1.Borrow your shares of a company listed on GLBSE, pay you x% to borrow them.

2.Sell your security, pocket the money

3.They are going to trash talk the hell out of any security they get a hold of, say it is going to 0.

4.Buy it back at close to 0

5.Give you back your now worthless stock plus your x%

In a regulated market this is securities fraud, but rarely if ever gets caught.

It happens every day in Yahoo finance, if you have never seen it just go look around Yahoo finance for 5 minutes.

Google "highest short percentage nasdaq" , go to yahoo and camp out.  It also works when the short get caught and the stock goes up- the shorts panic and start trash talking non stop.

This should get locked - I am new here but one stock exchange trying to short securities on another exchange is

SECURITIES FRAUD

Don't be a dumb ass- oh and I have no stock on GLBSE as of this post, so I have no reason to care

Well, so let's test your theory. Mr P. already has some ASICMINER short as seen above, where's the "trash talk the hell out of" part?

An imagination is a wonderful thing. Don't let it take control of your head. Especially when you're new here.


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: OgNasty on September 29, 2012, 06:41:45 AM
I won't lend you anything, but I would be willing to sell you some put options on NASTY shares if you were interested in short exposure to my asset on GLBSE. 

Not really, but in any case it's meaningless to buy PUTs from the underlying issuer. If your asset goes bankrupt your PUTs pay how?

You'd be buying them from me, not the asset...  I would pay if the asset went bankrupt.  I understand your reasoning for trying to borrow shares, but if you want to put your money where your mouth is, I have a very established trading record and would be an honorable issuer of put options for NASTY. 

Sorry to burst your bubble, but as far as I can ascertain your very established track record is a 1 rating from Ignatius-otc. That's not much to go on.

Maybe your take on this entire thing is a little more emotional than financial.

Whatever excuse you need to use is fine.  Good luck getting people to loan you shares.

I'll just leave this here:

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OgNasty sold me a $100 Amazon Gift card. It worked perfectly!
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Just did business with OgNasty and have received funds as promised. Nice!
+1 to OgNasty for a successful trade
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Received it, thanks! Great transaction with OgNasty :)
Thanks for a smooth process.
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Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: Sukrim on September 29, 2012, 04:47:38 PM
Far too bad conditions for the lender for my taste in the sample contract, good luck in finding someone else to borrow you shares for shorting/whatever.


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: DannyM on September 29, 2012, 05:35:20 PM

I wonder if he sleeps less than Pirate? :)


Indeed


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 29, 2012, 06:09:08 PM
Far too bad conditions for the lender for my taste in the sample contract, good luck in finding someone else to borrow you shares for shorting/whatever.

Don't be shy; PM your proposal, maybe something can be worked out.


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 30, 2012, 12:52:57 PM
Seems this needs a bump with all the arm-flailing going on.

Mods: wouldn't it maybe make sense to enforce a "one thread per company" rule in Securities too, so that self-centered idiots a la usagi don't spam the entire forum page with tons of threads about his bullshit "companies"?


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: guruvan on September 30, 2012, 03:35:39 PM
Does anyone besides the asset issuers have anything left (that's trading still) in their portfolio?



Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: nimda on September 30, 2012, 04:14:17 PM
Does anyone besides the asset issuers have anything left (that's trading still) in their portfolio?


Lol... I still have 2 ENTIRE shares of COGNITIVE :o


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: MPOE-PR on September 30, 2012, 10:08:52 PM
Does anyone besides the asset issuers have anything left (that's trading still) in their portfolio?

Maybe they're afraid to say so in case Nefario is watching and locks those assets.


Title: Re: Looking for holders willing to loan shares listed on GLBSE.
Post by: bitcoinbear on October 01, 2012, 03:38:48 PM
Does anyone besides the asset issuers have anything left (that's trading still) in their portfolio?



Other than some mining bonds (about to be destroyed by ASICs) I don't think GLBSE has anything left does it?



IBB is still trading way above the IPO price (I am not sure why, it is currently about 5-10 times the NAV). BITCOINTORRENTZ has also been pretty steady.