Elaborate please
It's more than an instinct, it's a proven fraud/scam fact what we are talking about here.
Corruption in Wall Street. Can't trust SEC. What instance else to trust?
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It's more than an instinct, it's a proven fraud/scam fact what we are talking about here.
That doesn't mean I'm willing to put up with your persisting slander on my country. I love my country and I don't have to tolerate you. If you are not happy, don't trade here...Girija, have you maybe been caught-in-the-act
Are you not interested in ending such corruption in the trading markets?
Do you feel good as a victim of "them"?
Ps A long time ago I remember coding a logic.
If user=thecoder
F--k= as much as possible
Apparently it is kicking in now to haunt you.
How old are you, kid?
FYI: I'm doing business with your country, so I've the right to criticize my biz partner, since it's about honesty in the business we are doing...
Corruption in Wall Street. Can't trust SEC. What instance else to trust?
Which powerful and non-corrupt US politician (ie. a senator maybe) or an institution would be glad to learn about big corruption going on in Wall Street and would want to make it public in a professional manner as well fight it to fix this problem?
I myself can't do it as I'm a foreigner, and just a powerless little fish.
When reporting to SEC as a whistleblower then they require it be done by a lawyer, and I'm not sure whether one can trust this SEC, much like this openly corrupt FBI...
I just want to make aware of this big problem, I myself don't have the time to follow this 24/7 for the next x years or so of my life. Ie. someone else has to do that.
It can be a career-booster for a honest politician (should there exist any such).
So, please let me know where best to report this big corruption going on in Wall Street.
Hint: all brokerage firms are under suspicion as well all market makers (MMs), ie. practically the whole trading industry...
Ie. a big hot iron to touch...
Ok where is this corruption that you are accusing SEC of? The fact that they require you to bring a lawyer?? That's not corruption. That's to protect you to make sure your a$$ is covered in case of something. Being a whistleblower carries huge risk.
You obviously don't know this because China is not governed by rules of law so lawyers are not required or even discouraged especially when dealing with police.
I indeed intend to visit Russia one day, but just visit it only as a tourist...
Maybe then I can also meet Snowden there and ask him why he had to flee this USA...
You are no Harry Markopolos and you are definitely not Snowden. You are just some pathetic internet troll that likes to spew some CCP propaganda garbage. Do get over yourself!
How old are you, kid?
FYI: I'm doing business with your country, so I've the right to criticize my biz partner, since it's about honesty in the business we are doing...
So get out of the country and stop doing business with the United States! Seriously we won't cry a tear...
I indeed intend to visit Russia one day, but just visit it only as a tourist...
Maybe then I can also meet Snowden there and ask him why he had to flee this USA...
Have you had a chance to interview any of the hundreds of people who fled Putin's regime in Europe/North America?
In US and in the free world they investigate these crimes, even if it often leads to nowhere. That's better than Russia or China, where they wouldn't investigate anything, the regulators are just paper pushers whose job is to do the bidding for the Russian billionaires.
He looked at all the trading volumes and said "ok, x% is going to corruption". That's what he calls research, pulling numbers out of his ass without any basis.