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The Real Enron Evidence
Where's the Money and Who Should Pay?
by 
Carl C. Roba
  
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Publisher: CCR Consulting
Subject(s):  Education
Finance
Nonfiction
Research
Language(s):  English
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Release date:   Jul 20, 2004

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This book has hard-core, documented evidence form the Securities Exchange Commission where parasitic financial giants JP Morgan Chase, Citigroup, Merrill Lynch, and Imperial Bank of Canada sucked the life out of Enron and their investors. These companies masqueraded themselves with fraud and deception by setting up fictitious companies and making fictitious sales transactions to bilk hundreds of millions of dollars with outlandish underwriting fees and illegal guaranteed returns. This powerful evidence will give the investor the ability to become vigilantes and take control of their financial destiny. By using this vital information with my other book, "How to Recover Stock Market Losses With or Without an Attorney," you can recover your investment losses not from Enron but from these unscrupulous companies without the need of a costly attorney.

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Chapter 3...
"Merrill Lynch and its senior executives Robert S. Furst, Schuyler M. Tilney, Daniel H. Bayly, and Thomas W. Davis, helped their client, Enron Corp., commit securities fraud. In December 1999, at Enron's request, Merrill Lynch entered into two fraudulent year-end transactions that Merrill Lynch knew were designed to improve Enron's financial picture. As a result of these transactions, Enron fraudulently added $60 million to its fourth quarter 1999 income, a 30% improvement in net income. This allowed Enron to meet analysts' expectations about its performance, increase its earnings per share, improve its stock price, and boost its bonus pool for senior executives. For aiding Enron, Merrill Lynch earned millions of dollars in fees and believed Enron would continue to award it lucrative business in the future.
 

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These documents in this book are hard core evidence that JP Morgan Chase, Citigroup, Merrill Lynch, and Imperial Bank of Canada were the major reasons for Enron’s demise. By using my 1st book, "How to Recover Stock Market Losses With or Without an Attorney," and the evidence contained in this book, you can become a vigilante and take control of your financial destiny. You will have the ability to recover not a small portion of your loss capital, but all that you deserve without the need of a costly attorney, through the mail, without having to go through arbitration or court and without leaving your home or office. If you are not sure or comfortable going this route, go to Ch.11 in my 1st book, and you will find a preferred list of litigation attorneys that will do everything in their power to win your case on a contingency basis.

Table of Contents

1. JP Morgan Chase & Co JP Morgan Fined $135 Million Complaint 2. Citigroup Global Markets (F/K/A Salomon Smith Barney) Citigroup Fined $120 Million Complaint 3. Merrill Lynch Merrill Lynch Fined $80 Million Complaint 4. Imperial Bank of Canada Imperial Bank of Canada Fined $80 Million Complaint 5. SEC Conflict of Interest Settlement with JP Morgan Chase Documented Evidence on fraud, emails, and lists of stocks where fraud was committed Afterword

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