cary parker

iMergent Practicing 'Cookie Jar Accounting'?

>Even the CEOs have sold all of their stock, you can read it on Reuters of SEC website...

Imergent has one CEO, who has never sold a single share. Donald Danks owns 578,771 shares which
bought with his own money. He recently purchased 5,000 shares at 18.60

holdings.nasdaq.com/as...;HolderName=&L...

iMergent Practicing 'Cookie Jar Accounting'?

This stock is now up 28 percent since the above short idea was posted

Cary Parker

long at 8, 13 and now at over 23

iMergent Practicing 'Cookie Jar Accounting'?

This stock is up 14 percent since the above article was posted.

Cary Parker

long at 8, 13, and now at over 20

iMergent Practicing 'Cookie Jar Accounting'?

Before going short you might want to do a little research.

Check out what Rip-off report has to say about Imergent regarding "...disgruntled ex-employees, competitors and persons who have taken a short position in [Imergent] Stock who have tried to victimize StoresOnline repeatedly."

(Note that the author has a short position in this stock and in previous articles at Stocklemon.com has linked to Rip-off Reports as evidence of how badly their clients have been treated.)

www.ripoffreport.com/r...

"...many of the complainants are not StoresOnline's customers at all" say Rip-off Reports, " but some of the aforementioned miscreants"

And check out what Zack.com has to say about IIG (a number 1 buy")

"What is impressive about IIG�s recent price action is that the stock has been in a long, gradual uptrend since bottoming out in Oct 2005. Yesterday�s breakout to the upside indicates that the speed at which IIG�s stock is gaining is accelerating."

www.zacks.com/rank/com...;type_id=13

The seller may do well to beware lest s/he get squeezed by this "lemon")

Cary Parker