Mr. Andrew M. Kline

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  Anatomy of a stock fraud: Bryan Kos, Don Oehmke, Tom... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/22/1999    Last Visited: 10/29/2008  

  I am just reporting the facts based on my first-hand research (Internet primarily but using both public and proprietary databases), personal contact with the people involved (including personal conversations with Heysek, Kline, Ross, Rutkowski, Katz, Lord, the Woltz family, the Paulson brothers, Frappier, Cuadra, and several former employees of fax.com) and with evidence which I have been able to uncover through a large number of subpoenas.
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  Andrew M. Kline (San Rafael, CA): STOCK FRAUD ASSISTANT Heysek's "partner" in creating fraudulent stock writeups. The two of them constitute the editorial staff for WSP. After I pointed out to Kline that Heysek's report on CNDD can't possibly be reasonable and was so outrageously false, Kline hung up on me.
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  The only possible explanation for Kline's reaction I can think of for this is that Kline knows exactly what he is doing. That fits the facts since anyone honest with half a brain (and Kline is a member of Mensa) would immediately figure out what Heysek is doing; they wouldn't need me to point this out. The CNDD profile is just a mind blower ... full of impossible assertions like 0 to $600M in revenues (and $400M in profit) in 4 months from a standing start. Anyone with basic financial analysis skills could see the fraud. The fact that Kline had no interest in the facts suggests he's like a mini-Heysek, a "Heysek wannabe," learning the tricks of the trade from the master. I'll bet he is paid pretty well ... maybe he even gets a cut of the action. Kline worked at the family business Noe Valley Cyclery just a few years ago (on or about 2000).
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  Uzbek security arrested Andrew Kline, who was a citizen of the United States living in Bolivia. He wasreportedly a coordinator of activities between the Afghan and South American drug dealers
  
  Kline got paid by Heysek (wire transfers from Thomas Heysek Associates and checks).
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  Kline never made any big money on this.
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  Spreadbury designed and managed the website using material supplied to him by Kos (who got it from Heysek and Kline).
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  Spreadbury also created the content for the faxes with direction from Kos who in turn used the writeups prepared by Heysek and Kline.
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  Kos started paying Kline but Heysek eventually took over that role
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  Kline has been convicted by US of importing hashish into the US, for which he served time
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  Heysek employs Kline.
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  Heysek is a specialist in providing convincing looking company writeups and managing the promotion of that information and Kline appears to be a Heysek "wannabe."
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  So a company with zero revenue as of June, 2004 is expected to do $630M in revenue in 2004 (and over $400M in Net Income!!!!!) according to Heysek and Kline.
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  I'll file a cross-complaint seeking a TRO and then a preliminary injunction and then permanent injunction to bar Heysek and Kline from writing any more stock reports and for Jaynes, Kos, and Rutkowski from sending out any spam, faxes, or otherwise advertising for any stocks whatsoever.
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  The website will document what really happened with earlier "picks" from Tom and Andrew.

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  SI - readmsg.aspx msgid=21817388 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/12/2004    Last Visited: 10/23/2005  

  I am just reporting the facts based on my first-hand research (Internet primarily but using both public and proprietary databases), personal contact with the people involved (including personal conversations with Heysek, Kline, Ross, Rutkowski, Katz, Martin, Lord, the Woltz family, the Paulson brothers, Frappier, Cuadra, and several former employees of fax.com) and with evidence which I have been able to uncover through a huge number of subpoenas.
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  Andrew M. Kline (San Rafael, CA): STOCK FRAUD ASSISTANTHeysek's "partner" in creating fraudulent stock writeups.The two of them constitute the editorial staff for WSP.After I pointed out to Kline that Heysek's report on CNDD can't possibly be reasonable and was so outrageously false, Kline hung up on me.
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  The only possible explanation for Kline's reaction I can think of for this is that Kline knows exactly what he is doing.That fits the facts since anyone honest with half a brain (and Kline is a member of Mensa) would immediately figure out what Heysek is doing; they wouldn't need me to point this out.The CNDD profile is just a mind blower...full of impossible assertions like 0 to $600M in revenues (and $400M in profit) in 4 months from a standing start.Anyone with basic financial analysis skills could see the fraud.The fact that Kline had no interest in the facts suggests he's like a mini-Heysek, a "Heysek wannabe," learning the tricks of the trade from the master.I'll bet he is paid pretty well...maybe he even gets a cut of the action.Kline worked at the family business Noe Valley Cyclery just a few years ago (on or about 2000).
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  Uzbek security arrested Andrew Kline, who was a citizen of the United States living in Bolivia.He wasreportedly a coordinator of activities between the Afghan and South American drug dealers
  
  Kline got paid by Heysek (wire transfers from Thomas Heysek Associates and checks).
  ...
  Kline never made any big money on this.
  ...
  Spreadbury designed and managed the website using material supplied to him by Kos (who got it from Heysek and Kline).
  ...
  Spreadbury also created the content for the faxes with direction from Kos who in turn used the writeups prepared by Heysek and Kline.
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  Spreadbury got direction in his marketing efforts (faxes, etc.) from Kos, Heysek, and Kline.
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  Kos started paying Kline but Heysek eventually took over that role
  ...
  Kline has been convicted by US of importing hashish into the US, for which he served time
  ...
  Heysek employs Kline.
  ...
  Heysek is a specialist in providing convincing looking company writeups and managing the promotion of that information and Kline appears to be a Heysek "wannabe."
  ...
  So a company with zero revenue as of June, 2004 is expected to do $630M in revenue in 2004 (and over $400M in Net Income!!!!!) according to Heysek and Kline.
  ...
  I'll file a cross-complaint seeking a TRO and then a preliminary injunction and then permanent injunction to bar Heysek and Kline from writing any more stock reports and for Jaynes, Kos, and Rutkowski from sending out any spam, faxes, or otherwise advertising for any stocks whatsoever.
  ...
  The website will document what really happened with earlier "picks" from Tom and Andrew.

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  Stock Picks - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/23/2004    Last Visited: 8/27/2004  

  Prepared by Andrew Kline
  
  Winning Stock Picks Welcomes you to this PREMIER edition of "Stock Picks of the Week".
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  by Andrew Kline
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  Disclaimer: The opinions and beliefs of these newsletters written by Tom Heysek and Andrew Kline are not the opinions and beliefs of the owners of this website.
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  Andrew Kline
  
  Mr. Kline holds degrees in both Finance and Economics, and he is a member of the Mensa Society (San Francisco chapter).His interest in the stock market and commodities trading began in 1980, after Russia invaded Afghanistan.He found himself fascinated by the incredible fluctuations in gold prices over a very short period of time.Gold shot up to $850 per ounce in 1980, and then fell to half that by the next year.
  
  His formal training began in the early 1980's when he studied trading through professionals from Lachman & Co., a futures trading brokerage firm in Marin County, California.He quickly caught on, and was soon trading index, currency, metals, oil, and bond futures.His favorite index has always been the S&P 500.
  
  In 1987 he opened his own consulting firm, specializing in finance, technical analysis and problem solving.He successfully managed this firm until 1995, when he realized that, to advance further, he needed to broaden his basic life experience.He has since traveled around the world, exposing himself to many different cultures.His travel experience includes a 5 year stay in South America, where he built and administered rural clinics for the poor and indigenous people of the region.
  
  Upon his return, Mr. Kline began trading again.Although he continues to trade index futures, his interests have shifted more directly towards equities and options.Aside from his pertinent degrees, it is his extensive experience and vision that qualifies Andrew to speak to the effect of geopolitical and geostrategic fundamentals on markets.It is that knowledge of economic fundamentals along with his experience in technical analysis that makes Andrew an expert on "market timing."

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  USPennyStocks.com - Weekly Newsletter - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/11/2004    Last Visited: 9/19/2004  

  by Andrew Kline
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  Mr. Kline holds degrees in both Finance and Economics, and he is a member of the Mensa Society (San Francisco chapter).His interest in the stock market and commodities trading began in 1980, after...» Read more about Andrew
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  Mr. Kline holds degrees in both Finance and Economics, and he is a member of the Mensa Society (San Francisco chapter).His interest in the stock market and commodities trading began in 1980, after Russia invaded Afghanistan.He found himself fascinated by the incredible fluctuations in gold prices over a very short period of time.Gold shot up to $850 per ounce in 1980, and then fell to half that by the next year.
  
  His formal training began in the early 1980's when he studied trading through professionals from Lachman & Co., a futures trading brokerage firm in Marin County, California.He quickly caught on, and was soon trading index, currency, metals, oil, and bond futures.His favorite index has always been the S&P 500.
  
  In 1987 he opened his own consulting firm, specializing in finance, technical analysis and problem solving.He successfully managed this firm until 1995, when he realized that, to advance further, he needed to broaden his basic life experience.He has since traveled around the world, exposing himself to many different cultures.His travel experience includes a 5 year stay in South America, where he built and administered rural clinics for the poor and indigenous people of the region.
  
  Upon his return, Mr. Kline began trading again.Although he continues to trade index futures, his interests have shifted more directly towards equities and options.Aside from his pertinent degrees, it is his extensive experience and vision that qualifies Andrew to speak to the effect of geopolitical and geostrategic fundamentals on markets.It is that knowledge of economic fundamentals along with his experience in technical analysis that makes Andrew an expert on "market timing."

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