SEC Charges Eleven in Stock Manipulation Ring

[Monksdream]

Yeah. In many instances, the dollars to be made tend to wipe out the considerations as it pertains to the risks involved.

OK, so Daniel Miller could have made millions. But, as a teen, they would have been millions to which he wouldn't have had legal access.

Then the SEC works up an iron clad case and his parents end up giving it up to lawyers while the rest is forfeited.

Perhaps it was something they considered after he enjoyed his 15 minutes of CNBC fame.

I wonder if his parents received nasty death threat emails from the usual gang speculating in non reporting companies.