Learn how to day trade S&P500 in San Diego, California, Encinitas - PRLog (free press release)
PR Log (Press Release) – Feb 12, 2010 – Have you noticed that most investors have ended up being a victim of the markets? If you have ever been interested in controlling your own finances and not leaving your money in others hands, join us for a
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Learn how to day trade S&P500 in San Diego, California, Encinitas - PRLog (free press release)
PR Log (Press Release) – Feb 12, 2010 – Have you noticed that most investors have ended up being a victim of the markets? If you have ever been interested in controlling your own finances and not leaving your money in others hands, join us for a
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Learn how to day trade S&P500 in San Diego, California, Encinitas - PRLog (free press release)
PR Log (Press Release) – Feb 12, 2010 – Have you noticed that most investors have ended up being a victim of the markets? If you have ever been interested in controlling your own finances and not leaving your money in others hands, join us for a

Learn how to day trade S&P500 in San Diego, California, Encinitas - PRLog (free press release)
PR Log (Press Release) – Feb 12, 2010 – Have you noticed that most investors have ended up being a victim of the markets? If you have ever been interested in controlling your own finances and not leaving your money in others hands, join us for a

Learn how to day trade S&P500 in San Diego, California, Encinitas - PRLog (free press release)
PR Log (Press Release) – Feb 12, 2010 – Have you noticed that most investors have ended up being a victim of the markets? If you have ever been interested in controlling your own finances and not leaving your money in others hands, join us for a
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Learn how to day trade S&P500 in San Diego, California, Encinitas - PRLog (free press release)
PR Log (Press Release) – Feb 12, 2010 – Have you noticed that most investors have ended up being a victim of the markets? If you have ever been interested in controlling your own finances and not leaving your money in others hands, join us for a
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Learn how to day trade S&P500 in San Diego, California, Encinitas - PRLog (free press release)
PR Log (Press Release) – Feb 12, 2010 – Have you noticed that most investors have ended up being a victim of the markets? If you have ever been interested in controlling your own finances and not leaving your money in others hands, join us for a
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Learn how to day trade S&P500 in San Diego, California, Encinitas - PRLog (free press release)
PR Log (Press Release) – Feb 12, 2010 – Have you noticed that most investors have ended up being a victim of the markets? If you have ever been interested in controlling your own finances and not leaving your money in others hands, join us for a
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Opes Prime trio meet again, in court - Sydney Morning Herald
Barely half an hour after he had appeared in the Melbourne Magistrates Court with his former Opes Prime colleagues, the former managing director of the busted broking house, Lirim ”Laurie” Emini, was knocking back coffee with his lawyers and three

Opes three glimpse long legal road - Age
BARELY half an hour after he had appeared in the Melbourne Magistrates Court with his former Opes Prime colleagues, the managing director of the busted broking house, Lirim “Laurie” Emini was knocking back coffees with his lawyers and three friends

Opes Prime trio meet again, in court - Sydney Morning Herald
Barely half an hour after he had appeared in the Melbourne Magistrates Court with his former Opes Prime colleagues, the former managing director of the busted broking house, Lirim ”Laurie” Emini, was knocking back coffee with his lawyers and three

Opes three glimpse long legal road - Age
BARELY half an hour after he had appeared in the Melbourne Magistrates Court with his former Opes Prime colleagues, the managing director of the busted broking house, Lirim “Laurie” Emini was knocking back coffees with his lawyers and three friends

Opes Prime trio meet again, in court - Sydney Morning Herald
Barely half an hour after he had appeared in the Melbourne Magistrates Court with his former Opes Prime colleagues, the former managing director of the busted broking house, Lirim ”Laurie” Emini, was knocking back coffee with his lawyers and three

Opes three glimpse long legal road - Age
BARELY half an hour after he had appeared in the Melbourne Magistrates Court with his former Opes Prime colleagues, the managing director of the busted broking house, Lirim “Laurie” Emini was knocking back coffees with his lawyers and three friends

Opes Prime trio meet again, in court - Sydney Morning Herald
Barely half an hour after he had appeared in the Melbourne Magistrates Court with his former Opes Prime colleagues, the former managing director of the busted broking house, Lirim ”Laurie” Emini, was knocking back coffee with his lawyers and three

Opes three glimpse long legal road - Age
BARELY half an hour after he had appeared in the Melbourne Magistrates Court with his former Opes Prime colleagues, the managing director of the busted broking house, Lirim “Laurie” Emini was knocking back coffees with his lawyers and three friends

Opes Prime trio meet again, in court - Sydney Morning Herald
Barely half an hour after he had appeared in the Melbourne Magistrates Court with his former Opes Prime colleagues, the former managing director of the busted broking house, Lirim ”Laurie” Emini, was knocking back coffee with his lawyers and three

Opes three glimpse long legal road - Age
BARELY half an hour after he had appeared in the Melbourne Magistrates Court with his former Opes Prime colleagues, the managing director of the busted broking house, Lirim “Laurie” Emini was knocking back coffees with his lawyers and three friends

Opes Prime trio meet again, in court - Sydney Morning Herald
Barely half an hour after he had appeared in the Melbourne Magistrates Court with his former Opes Prime colleagues, the former managing director of the busted broking house, Lirim ”Laurie” Emini, was knocking back coffee with his lawyers and three

Opes three glimpse long legal road - Age
BARELY half an hour after he had appeared in the Melbourne Magistrates Court with his former Opes Prime colleagues, the managing director of the busted broking house, Lirim “Laurie” Emini was knocking back coffees with his lawyers and three friends

Opes three glimpse long legal road - Age
BARELY half an hour after he had appeared in the Melbourne Magistrates Court with his former Opes Prime colleagues, the managing director of the busted broking house, Lirim “Laurie” Emini was knocking back coffees with his lawyers and three friends
Source: www.theage.com.au

Opes three glimpse long legal road - Age
BARELY half an hour after he had appeared in the Melbourne Magistrates Court with his former Opes Prime colleagues, the managing director of the busted broking house, Lirim “Laurie” Emini was knocking back coffees with his lawyers and three friends
Source: www.theage.com.au

Watchdog shows it can still bite - Sydney Morning Herald
The corporate watchdog is not shying away from taking tough action against directors of failed stockbroker Opes Prime, even after losing several high profile cases in recent months. The Australian Securities and Exchange Commission (ASIC) has laid

Opes Prime directors face 20 years jail - Australian Broadcasting Corp.
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has charged former Opes Prime managing director Laurie Emini, and directors Julian when they took out a loan from the ANZ Bank and sought to gain advantage for themselves or others.

Opes directors charged over $630m collapse, after ASIC investigation - News.com.au
It is further alleged that Messers Emini, Smith and Blumberg dishonestly used their position as directors of OPGL and OPSL with the intention of directly or indirectly gaining an advantage for themselves or for someone else.” ASIC said that each

ASIC pushes on despite string of lost court cases - News.com.au
and failed to discharge their duties in good faith in the best interests of Opes Prime and used their position to gain an advantage for themselves or for someone else, according to ASIC. Messers Emini, Smith and Blumberg are due to appear in

ASIC charges Opes Prime directors - Australian Broadcasting Corp.
The stockbroking firm went into administration on March 27 2008, owing around $630 million to creditors, including 650 clients. 46-year-old Lirim (Laurie) Emini, 47-year-old of directly or indirectly gaining an advantage for themselves or others

Watchdog shows it can still bite - Sydney Morning Herald
The corporate watchdog is not shying away from taking tough action against directors of failed stockbroker Opes Prime, even after losing several high profile cases in recent months. The Australian Securities and Exchange Commission (ASIC) has laid

Opes Prime directors face 20 years jail - Australian Broadcasting Corp.
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has charged former Opes Prime managing director Laurie Emini, and directors Julian when they took out a loan from the ANZ Bank and sought to gain advantage for themselves or others.

Opes directors charged over $630m collapse, after ASIC investigation - News.com.au
It is further alleged that Messers Emini, Smith and Blumberg dishonestly used their position as directors of OPGL and OPSL with the intention of directly or indirectly gaining an advantage for themselves or for someone else.” ASIC said that each

ASIC pushes on despite string of lost court cases - News.com.au
and failed to discharge their duties in good faith in the best interests of Opes Prime and used their position to gain an advantage for themselves or for someone else, according to ASIC. Messers Emini, Smith and Blumberg are due to appear in

ASIC charges Opes Prime directors - Australian Broadcasting Corp.
The stockbroking firm went into administration on March 27 2008, owing around $630 million to creditors, including 650 clients. 46-year-old Lirim (Laurie) Emini, 47-year-old of directly or indirectly gaining an advantage for themselves or others

ASIC charges Opes Prime directors - Australian Broadcasting Corp.
The stockbroking firm went into administration on March 27 2008, owing around $630 million to creditors, including 650 clients. 46-year-old Lirim (Laurie) Emini, 47-year-old of directly or indirectly gaining an advantage for themselves or others

ASIC pushes on despite string of lost court cases - News.com.au
and failed to discharge their duties in good faith in the best interests of Opes Prime and used their position to gain an advantage for themselves or for someone else, according to ASIC. Messers Emini, Smith and Blumberg are due to appear in

Watchdog shows it can still bite - Age
dishonest and failed to discharge their duties in good faith in the best interests of Opes Prime and used their position to gain an advantage for themselves or for someone else, according to ASIC. Emini, Smith and Blumberg are due to appear in

Opes Prime directors face 20 years jail - Australian Broadcasting Corp.
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has charged former Opes Prime managing director Laurie Emini, and directors Julian when they took out a loan from the ANZ Bank and sought to gain advantage for themselves or others.

Opes directors charged over $650m collapse - Sydney Morning Herald
ASIC, ”it is further alleged that Messrs Emini, Smith and Blumberg dishonestly used their position as directors of Opes Prime Group and Opes Prime Stockbroking with the intention of directly or indirectly gaining an advantage for themselves or

Opes Prime directors charged by ASIC - Age
It is further alleged that Messers Emini, Smith and Blumberg dishonestly used their position as directors of OPGL and OPSL with the intention of directly or indirectly gaining an advantage for themselves or for someone else.” Both Smith and Blumberg

ASIC charges Opes Prime directors - Australian Broadcasting Corp.
The stockbroking firm went into administration on March 27 2008, owing around $630 million to creditors, including 650 clients. 46-year-old Lirim (Laurie) Emini, 47-year-old of directly or indirectly gaining an advantage for themselves or others

ASIC pushes on despite string of lost court cases - News.com.au
and failed to discharge their duties in good faith in the best interests of Opes Prime and used their position to gain an advantage for themselves or for someone else, according to ASIC. Messers Emini, Smith and Blumberg are due to appear in

Watchdog shows it can still bite - Age
dishonest and failed to discharge their duties in good faith in the best interests of Opes Prime and used their position to gain an advantage for themselves or for someone else, according to ASIC. Emini, Smith and Blumberg are due to appear in

Opes Prime directors face 20 years jail - Australian Broadcasting Corp.
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has charged former Opes Prime managing director Laurie Emini, and directors Julian when they took out a loan from the ANZ Bank and sought to gain advantage for themselves or others.

Opes directors charged over $650m collapse - Sydney Morning Herald
ASIC, ”it is further alleged that Messrs Emini, Smith and Blumberg dishonestly used their position as directors of Opes Prime Group and Opes Prime Stockbroking with the intention of directly or indirectly gaining an advantage for themselves or

Opes Prime directors charged by ASIC - Age
It is further alleged that Messers Emini, Smith and Blumberg dishonestly used their position as directors of OPGL and OPSL with the intention of directly or indirectly gaining an advantage for themselves or for someone else.” Both Smith and Blumberg