One down , 1000 scumbags to go

These guys are Single A Baseball compared to those on Wall Street in AIG, C, JPM, the FED, etc, and the SEC themselves who are the MLB.
 
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These guys are Single A Baseball compared to those on Wall Street in AIG, C, JPM, the FED, etc, and the SEC themselves who are the MLB.
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cgtrader nails it.....




Perfect evample of what the SEC is all about....

Time for the SEC and its revolving employment door to be slammed shut....

Even a six year old can see through the SEC....


Time to clean house.....


And now that some of the authority may be taken away....

Guess who is barking the loudest....the SEC....

They hate to see the best revolving jobs move to a different govt. department....

The process will just start all over again....just different folks....
and new roladexes....
 
These names sound familiar. These are small time players without political connections and probably forgot their campaign contributions.
Pawel Dynkowski, 24, of Newark, Delaware, is accused of carrying out the scheme with people he met through a penny stock Web site called InvestorsHub.com, operated by Matthew Brown, 26, of Aliso Viejo, California, according to the SEC complaint filed yesterday in federal court in Wilmington, Delaware. The group timed manipulative trading to coincide with false and misleading press releases purportedly issued by the companies to “hype the stock,” the SEC said in its statement.

In addition to Brown and Dynkowski, those sued by the SEC are Jacob Canceli, 50, of Mission Viejo, California; Gerard J. D’Amaro, 38, of Pompano Beach, Florida; Joseph Mangiapane Jr., 43, of Laguna Niguel, California; and Marc J. Riviello, 50, of Redwood City, California.
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