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Sheldon Jacobs
Commodities Acquisition & Sale
Sheldon Jacobs is a gold bullion acquisition and sale expert with over 40 years of experience in the Wall Street arena. He is the owner and managing director of a private, off-market gold bullion company, and has previously owned and managed companies in precious metals mining, oil and petroleum products, EFP reactors, torsion field communications, aero-med humanitarian airships, neutralizing melted nuclear reactor cores, space-based laser solar power, new energy technology R&D park, and trading platform investor facilitation.
Jacobs has authored over 100 proprietary trading systems in equities and futures, including swing long/short, using A.I., neural net, and genetic algorithms. He has also worked as a FORTRAN programmer, former member/floor trader for the NY Cocoa Exchange and Sugar & Managed Futures CTA/CPO Analyst for UK's Gill & Duffus. He has developed 25+ futures trading limited partnerships and authored the first market research for S&P 500 Stock Index futures contract, which was utilized by the CFTC before the U.S. Congress. Additionally, he has authored a major money-center bank's business plan that was utilized to enter managed futures, and has experience in gold bullion commodity trading.
Jacobs holds degrees from Babson College, The New School, and Frank Z. Zarb School of Business at Hofstra University, as well as a certificate from the World Trade Institute at Pace University. He also manages several LinkedIn groups, including Gold Sale Bids & Offers, Stamped Gold Bullion Bids & Offers, Gold POP Before POF Offers, Gold POF Before POP Offers, and Billionaire Workstation.
As the co-owner of the first P2P patent, issued in 1999, and with a feature film and television program library of over 3,000 titles, Jacobs also has expertise in media creations and quantitative & technical trading R&D, as well as extensive experience in NFA arbitration and MPT lectures.
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AGGRESSIVE COUNTERINTELLIGENCE NEEDED NOW!
Here are some specific types of counterintelligence operations that can be conducted to identify and disrupt foreign intelligence services targeting U.S. intellectual property:
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Conduct surveillance and monitoring of suspected foreign intelligence officers and agents operating in the U.S. to uncover their activities and contacts. This could include physical surveillance, electronic surveillance of communications, and financial monitoring.
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Run double agent operations, where a trusted insider agrees to act as if they have been recruited by a foreign intelligence service in order to feed them misinformation and uncover their tradecraft and targets. This allows U.S. counterintelligence to control the operation.
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Mount offensive counterintelligence operations to penetrate foreign intelligence services targeting U.S. intellectual property. This could involve recruiting assets inside those services to provide information on their activities.
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Conduct aggressive investigations and prosecutions of insider threat cases involving the theft of trade secrets to deter others and uncover foreign intelligence involvement. Coordination between counterintelligence, law enforcement and prosecutors is key.
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Strategically plant information to mislead foreign collectors about the importance and location of valuable intellectual property. Use decoys and honeypots to lure them into wasting resources on less critical information.
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Countering assassination attempts by foreign intelligence services, whike not directly related to IP theft, counterintelligence efforts must also address the threat of assassination attempts by foreign intelligence services against U.S. personnel involved in sensitive projects or research. This can involve protective measures for key personnel, surveillance of potential threats, and cooperation with law enforcement agencies, as well as being trained in counter espionage that could involve proactive threats, blackmail, bribery, kidnapping, to Executive Action.
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Educate employees of targeted companies and research institutions on foreign intelligence threats and recruit them to report suspicious contacts. Provide them defensive counterintelligence training to avoid common pitfalls.
A proactive counterintelligence posture is essential to combat determined foreign intelligence services like those of China that use a range of techniques to steal U.S. intellectual property. Identifying and disrupting their human and cyber espionage operations through surveillance, double agent operations, insider threat investigations, deception, and employee awareness is crucial to safeguarding America's economic and national security.
