Exposing Naked Shorts: Obtaining Justice and Shareholder Protection

In the world of finance, integrity and transparency are the cornerstones of trust between companies and their shareholders. However, there exists a nefarious practice known as naked short selling that threatens to undermine this trust and wreak havoc on innocent companies and investors alike. Despite efforts from organizations like ShareIntel.com to shed light on this issue, justice for those affected remains elusive. The US~Observer, renowned for its commitment to uncover injustice and provide accountability, now stands ready to defend issuers and shareholders against the scourge of naked short selling.

Michael Quiel

Michael Quiel’s recent win against the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) serves as an example of the US~Observer’s abilities. Prior to the US~Observer’s involvement, Quiel’s case was a stark reminder of the immense power wielded by government agencies and the potential for their actions to have devastating consequences on innocent individuals.

Quiel explained, “After I was wrongly convicted, I searched for someone to help me. I found the US~Observer.” Quiel continued, “I needed someone who could win against the federal government, and the US~Observer had on many occasions. In one instance, they defeated the DOJ and IRS in the Moran case, saving them from years in prison. That poor couple was facing 64 federal felonies. The James Parker federal tax case was another and yet another astonishing victory for the US~Observer was the First Mountain Bank case where they brought the Bank to its knees and recovered money for their clients. Their unbelievable list of achievements go on and on. Needless to say, I was sold.”

Quiel himself expressed profound gratitude for the US~Observer’s role in uncovering the facts, holding individuals to account, and setting the record straight. In his own words, “Thankfully, the US~Observer coverage of my false conviction worked.” This statement encapsulates not only Quiel’s personal journey to justice but also the broader significance of the need for a media outlet dedicated to uncovering the truth and advocating for the rights of the wrongly accused and those who have damaged financially.

Despite efforts to identify and expose bad actors using fraudulent naked shorting schemes through tools like ShareIntel.com‘s Data Repository Information Link (DRIL-Down™), the lack of effective remedies outside of the court system leaves issuers and shareholders vulnerable to manipulation and destruction.

The US~Observer refuses to stand idle while innocent victims suffer at the hands of illegal market practices. The mission is clear: reverse the damage from the activities of naked short sellers and their enablers, whether they be within institutions like the Depository Trust Company (DTCC) or brokerage firms, or among influential voices in the financial community. Simply put, even the threat of exposure by the US~Observer can often bring wrongdoers to their knees while restoring their victims financially.

We recognize that the battle against naked shorts requires a comprehensive approach. This means not only holding accountable those directly involved in the illegal practice, but also scrutinizing the actions of entities like Hindenburg Research, Citron Research, Muddy Waters, and others who may serve as mouthpieces for market manipulation.

If you are an issuer who has fallen victim to naked short selling, or if you have been unjustly accused of fraud due to these practices, we want to hear from you. The US~Observer is committed to providing a platform for your voice to be heard and your damages to be reclaimed.

Join us in the fight against naked shorts and seek justice for yourself and your shareholders. Contact the US~Observer at 541-474-7885. Together, we can shine a light on this dark corner of the financial world and work towards a future where transparency and integrity prevail.