The Lind Partners NYC and Clients Fraudulently Manipulate $FNGR Share Price: Securities Theft in Broad Daylight

“The SEC will continue to root out fraud and prosecute those who
attempt… to defraud the investing public.” (SEC Press Release 2022-94)
“Rest assured, we’ll continue to ensure a level playing field for investors..”
Gurbir S. Grewal, Director of the SEC’s Division of Enforcement (SEC Press
Release 2022-127)
all opinion and in our best judgement
In reality, participation in United States Securities Markets by retail investors is an
entry into financial killing fields without SEC enforcement of settlement rules.
There is no better example of the somnolent U.S. Securities and Exchange
Commission’s lax enforcement of securities laws than the “smash and grab” by
Jeff Easton’s Lind Partners NYC and his clients (Lind Partners, Lind), of millions of
dollars in the market capitalization of FingerMotion (FNGR; NASDAQ) in the last
week, weeks, months, and year. From spoofing to crossing to selling long wrong
to stock price manipulation, Jeff Easton is a one man crime spree. His is ongoing
securities fraud on a grand scale.
In a coordinated -illegal- attack Lind and Lind’s clients attacked the share price of
FNGR on October 20, 2023. On impossibly high volume, Lind, et al, sold fail-to-
locate shares in order to drive the share price lower. In minutes a move from
$7.20 to $6.20 occurred.

This is a black and white case. Jeff Easton and his clients appear to have failed
to locate shares before they sold millions of FNGR shares at market in order to
collapse the price. Likely, too, was the mismarking of “long” trades which should
have been marked short. “Failing to mark the sales correctly was a violation of
applicable order marking rules.” Also, rules require “a short seller to locate shares
prior to the short sales” (pages 2 & 3 SEC v Sabby, case 2:23-cv-3201)
Lind Partners Shorts America

On October 3, 2023 Lind Partners used the “cover” of a “hit-piece” research
piece from the sketchy Capybara Research anonymous analyst. With that attack,
Lind’s associates were able to knock approximately $130,000,000 off
FingerMotion’s market capitalization. Seeking to “reel in any potential unlawful
interference with our Company’s public market for its stock”, Martin Shen, CEO,
hired The Basile Law Firm. (Finger Press Release October 20, 2023)
The damage Lind Partners caused in mid-September was even more harmful to
investors. In a week, through collusion and fraud, the Lind attack cost
shareholders $150,000,000. This is not normal. This securities fraud is not a
victimless crime.
In November of last year, Lind sold almost 100,000,000 non-existent, non-
located, non-delivered shares of FingerMotion in two weeks. This drove the stock
price from $8.00 to $1.00.

Why Focus on Jeff Easton, Lind Partners and FingerMotion?
Lind Partners have “orchestrated” “a long running fraudulent scheme involving
‘naked’ short selling, order mismarking, and other violative trading…” (SEC CASE
No. 2:23-CV-3201 v. Shabby Management LLC) in many different clients’
company shares. How do Jeff Easton, Phillip Valliere, et al, afford their offices
and lifestyle when every company who they “fund” has their shares punished by
unrelenting sales. Every investment they make loses 95% of its value!
Should the Securities and Exchange Commission actually wish to live out Gary
Gensler’s creed: “The SEC will serve as the cop on the beat…” (Wall Street Journal
OpEd August 2022) rather than a cop on the take, pursuit of the fraud committed by
Jeff Easton & Lind would provide a paint-by-the-dots securities enforcement
case.
Low Hanging Fruit – follow the sell tickets. FingerMotion has 22,000,000 shares
on record at the DTCC. Yet, over the last 90 days alone, Lind easily sold in
excess of that DTC number in ghost shares. For a one year period, it is estimated
that Lind has counterfeited close to 200,000,000 shares of FNGR. Jeff Easton,
MD, Founder, has three associates: Phillip Valliere, MD, Hy Leigh Kim, Sam
Chung with advisors John Hancock and George Mitchell. Together they maintain
Madison Avenue offices and “manage” approximately $30,000,000.
According to information and belief, Jeff Easton told a banker that he
“syndicated” their FingerMotion financing to four clients and one of these clients
might be short selling.
Jeffries, according to filings with the SEC, is Lind’s Prime Broker.
This is not a huge cast of characters to investigate.
Fresh Foot Prints – these securities laws violators have committed their crimes in
daylight. They show no fear, almost as if the SEC, FINRA, OTC Markets, and
brokerages have their back. Start with the Time & Sales from last week, then look
at the tickets for the month, and expand it to the last year.
The crooks recent activities have been so brazen, so urgent, that their trail is red
hot.
Jeff Easton will sing – on information and belief, Jeff Easton recently broke down
crying as he explained it is not he who is shorting FNGR. This is not a man who
will go to prison without trying to strike a plea deal first. Pull the Blue Sheets,
check the trades, follow the money, and visit Jeff Easton. He will shorten the time
your investigation will take by giving up the players in this criminal enterprise.
One Trapped Short – unlike the notorious situation of possibly a billion
counterfeited MMTLP shares sold under the SEC’s nose, the Lind Partners sales
of up to 200,000,000 nonexistent FNGR shares are the work of one short (and
maybe a tight knit supporting claque). A small SEC task force could root these
criminals out in a weekend of late nights.
Short Turn Around – with the cooperation of our intrepid team you could have this
case done and dusted in weeks.