bloggingstocks.com - 12/19/2008
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As the story unfolds, winning investors find that even though they took their funds out, they may have to repay some of their gains. That's because of something called "clawbacks." A court could rule that anyone who gained money from Madoff's Ponzi scheme must repay some of the gains even if the ...
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paul.kedrosky.com - 12/18/2008
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paul.kedrosky.com —
Tonight's WSJ contains some Bernie Madoff must-reading. The
story of the decade-long quest on the part of...
Harry Markopolos to take Madoff down is simultaneously depressing -- he had the case increasingly cold for years, and the SEC completed f**ked it up -- and uplifting -- he was ...
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Some Madoff Must-Reading
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Investor Alleged Madoff Scam in 1999
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... Market researcher Harry Markopolos investigated Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities in 1999, and concluded that the firm was faking its investment results. But his complaints to the SEC went nowhere.
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