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By Xavier Mohr, Publisher
SLReports.net SECOND LIFE, Talyn 29 July 2007 - Onlookers at the International Stock Exchange headquarters in Talyn on Sunday refreshed their screens in awe as several delist announcements disappeared from the World Stock Exchange (WSE) website. The only delist announcement remaining after five companies delisted from the WSE was that of CGI and AVC, which was combined as one post and well publicized throughout Second Life by means other than WSELive.com. "It is typical for Luke to cover up things that make the WSE look bad," said one WSE CEO on the condition of anonymity. Accusations of cover-ups abound with investors as the World Stock Exchange recovers from a reported L$3.2 million theft and security problems with their trading platform. Five publicly-listed companies delisted from the World Stock Exchange on Sunday with rumors across Second Life that more may follow suit in coming days.
All of the missing WSE delist announcements in question are posted in the Business section of SL Reports, as they were each posted the moment we saw them appear on the WSE website. You can find them here. ADDED 29 JULY 2007 10:20:37 PST/SLT: It should be noted that while SL Reports is tied to several stock exchanges via public listing, business relationship, and other means, we do not take sides or endorse any particular exchange. We advise all investors to seek sound professional advice before putting money into a young, unregulated system such as Second Life. When making investments through Second Life, remember you are using what is debated to be a "fictional currency" on what some still call a "3-D entertainment platform."
ADDED 29 JULY 2007 10:28:00 PST/SLT: We will post a new announcement should the notices in question reappear at the World Stock Exchange website, or should the WSE make their own announcement concerning the companies that delisted this evening. ADDED 30 JULY 2007 00:55:00 PST/SLT: The joint announcement for CGI and AVC was removed shortly after this article was written.
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