So as I understand, someone who works for Tempus can't get an account on etrade and start buying and selling TMPS shares?
How about their husbands and wives? Cousin? Next door neighbor?
Say I work for Tempus and I am told that I cannot trade this stock on etrade. So I tell my next door neighbor to buy 500 shares of TMPS at .50 at 3:59 PM so that the closing price is fixed and I pay my neighbor in cash. Is there a way for me to get caught? Because that's what the OTC is all about. All scams, nobody gets caught. What separates TMPS from 99% of the OTC?
Look, I understand that these employees and this CEO have a lot of plausible deniability, but that only means that they can't be thrown in jail. It does not mean that investors should just buy recklessly.
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