The SEC has charged eight influencers with securities fraud after they were part of a $100 million scheme to use Twitter and Discord to manipulate the price of certain stocks, the agency says.
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Some things don’t change - wrote about this back when at the AGs office in late 1990s and the old web investment chat board of the day “Silicon Investor”
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They didn’t do anything different than the crooks on Wall Street have been doing every day for decades.
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It's only a crime when regular people do it.
Millionares, politicians, CEO's, etc. all do this every day and it's considered 'how the market works.'
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Good. I knew it was only a matter of time before they came after Atlas trading. It was obvious what they were doing.
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So what about sitting members of either house of congress and their blatant #insidertrading
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