TheStreetSweeper

TheStreetSweeper is a website that shorts stocks and then spreads lies and deceptions in a blatant effort to manipulate stock prices, in blatant violation of federal law. This should come as no surprise seeing as how it is owned and operated by Hunter Campbell, a convicted felon who did time in federal prison for bilking investors out of $50 million in a massive pump and dump scheme. According to the feds, he funneled the profits to the Gambino crime family. The only semi-legit reporter for this site, Melissa Davis, resigned last year, leaving only a felon and a lackey reporter who lives in Oklahoma and as no business journalism experience.

These guys are a total scam they make up stores about companies to drop there stocks. Take MGT for example they pumped this store and the stock dropped a ton. If you read the story to its end it says that TheStreetSweeper has a short interest in the stock and will profit if the stock goes down.

* Important Disclosure: The owners of TheStreetSweeper hold a short position in MGT and stand to profit on any future declines in the stock price.

What a scam

She bashed TherapeuticsMD, Inc. years ago and now she's taking pot shots at Renovacare. I don't know how she sleeps at night! Here's a classic example of how she bends the truth:

She stated "RenovaCare acquired its only candidate, the CellMist system including the SkinGun, (pg. 28) five years ago for just $400,000.

That's right $400,000."

What she failed to add was this... Additionally, we issued to Dr. Gerlach a Series A Warrant allowing him to purchase up to 1,200,000 shares of our common stock at a purchase price of $0.35 per share.

Considering the current stock price I'm guessing Dr. Gerlach is a very happy camper!

This publication purposely publishes falsifications against companies in order to drop share price so they can profit. The man behind the site is a convicted felon with ties to the Gambino crime family. This man needs to be investigated again by the SEC (whose website happens to have quite a few litigation papers against the man behind the website, Hunter Adams.) http://www.nytimes.com/2001/03/09/nyregion/officials-say-stock-scheme-raised-money-for-the-mob.html

I answered an ad placed by streetsweeper.org for an investigative reporter. I have 25 years experience investigating Wall Street firms, and Melissa Davis, editor at SS, responded enthusiastically. She asked that I write about a prominent real estate reinvestment company, and I complied a few days later with a report on the firm's ties to American intelligence agencies and the Mafia. I was paid for the article, but afterwards Ms Davis shut me out completely sans explanation, as if I was poison. It was a thoroughly researched story, examined a ranking investment firm from an angle no one has ever considered and, imho, did it well. The article has been incorporated in a book by a New York publisher, who had no problem with my information. Since, I've taked a close look at Ms Davis and Hunter Adams, the "brains" behind the website, and recall the famous adage, "No one quits the Mafia." Adams, of course, has a Gambino Family history, and evidently I struck a nerve with my story. So I'm relieved that I wasn't hired by streetsweeper.org,, after all -- I have a reputation to preserved, and given the criminal history underpinning the site -- and widespread allegations of short-selling setups -- I now understand why I was shunned by Ms Davis and who my application was turned down for the reporter's position. Close call.