My gut tell me that there is a lot more going on in the back ground than many understand,
the recent SEC motion cracks open the vail to peek behind the scenes of the world of toxic
lending, their access to everything will most likely have no limits. The age of toxic lending
that has plagued the stock markets forever is being looked at with a FINE TOOTH COMB.
RE:Homebrew
Re: Diamond_Dog post# 79922
Saturday, January 06, 2024 9:28:02 PM
Post# 79923
of 79924
"Stinky-Pinky garbage "companies" take out toxic loans for insider enrichment, then they bitch and moan about the loans.
Hypocrites."
The days of lenders getting discounted shares and crushing their customers stock price by
selling off those shares for profit and then once the PPS depreciates they then again acquire
more shares illegally (non-reported) then once again sell those shares further crushing the
companies PPS.
The big issue is that the profit that they make goes way beyond the legal usury interest rates
set by many states and thus invokes a criminal investigation into the ill- gotten profits.
It's those actions that had a cause and effect type of situation that destroyed many investors
value in said stocks.
It's funny how many think that their actions will not put them at one point in front of a Judge,
it may just end up as a misdemeanor offence or not but but even at that it will deff be a major
inconvenience for sure.
Culpability for actions can very easily tie them into the grand scheme that the SEC is presently
dealing with, at that point they are labeled as co-conspirators.
AS I STATED I TRULY BELIEVE MANY ARE IN FOR A WAKE UP CALL
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