Lee Young is now LeRoy Young

Lee, you’ve been a very busy boy now, haven’t you?! You even have a bank of FX in Williamsburg, VA, as a client. This bank says it is satisfied with its returns. I didn’t know there were any “banks of FOREX” in Williamsburg. I’m very curious to know the name of this bank…but I know how people who invest with you like to keep things confidential.

I recently discovered your LinkedIN account. Looks pretty good man. Congrats on your appointment as the principle of Young Capital Management. Does it comply with fraud provisions of federal and California securities laws? I have no idea how you have time for this, in addition to your duties as Manager at the San Diego Currency Fund and as the founder of the Currency Café. (You always were a little highly strung, so I suppose you could do it all.) I had no idea you opened a new fund. I see you’ve discontinued your blog as well. These are hard times for honest people, so I can imagine what it must be like for you. Along with your currency exchange — it isn’t really an exchange, now, is it? — and your new Twitter account, you must be very busy, indeed, so I can see how the blog would be low on your list of priorities. I’m very impressed with your performance on your new Twitter page. It rivals your performance at your old Twitter page, but I miss the screenshots of your earnings on the DBFX retail platform. In fact, unlike your other Twitter page, you show anything but screenshots of your trading. Can you show me the broker statements? Is this a live account? Or is it still the demo account? Your description on the VFlyer sounds very professional. One of these days I’ll have to describe what your business is actually comprised of and how your “model” really works.

I was disappointed that DBFX chose to ignore my emails and telephone calls to them about your games. They were simply not interested. So I reported you to the NFA and I am thinking about mentioning DBFX as well. I noticed from the defunct blog page that you were once in Arlington, VA. You know, I know quite a few people in Arlington. Will have to check up on your history there. You seem to have purloined recommendations from Mac McWhirtir and Khris Thetsy on LinkedIN. Good for you. I wonder what you helped them with. I’m very curious about that. Maybe I’ll give them a call. I’m also going to give the Chamber of Commerce in Solana Beach a call, as well as the BBB in San Diego. I figure they should know what you’re up to. And I think the weight of all the people you’ve burned here in the San Diego area will be much, much heavier than the pile of BS you’ll try to leave on the Chamber’s compliance desk. But I could be wrong about that!

Your other victims may have chosen to let you go on your merry way. You know me better than that. You know where I’m coming from, right? My recommendation to you is this: If you intend to do business as a money manager, a currency fund, or as a “currency café”, you should do it in a more discreet way — so that I cannot find you…because if you’re at all lazy about hiding your identity, I will find you. M’kay?

I’m still waiting for that proof you told me you would provide. Oh, and by the by, I’m contacting the National Student Clearinghouse about your attendance at UT Knoxville. Than I’ll talk to the Dept of the NAVY about your claim to be a former Naval Aviator — you said you flew Hornets, as I recall.

Cheers

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