DD Support Board and Research Team

[Michael-Goode]

For the legal eagles here: Lowe v. SEC and what it means today

Why hasn't the SEC sued any stock promoters in the last few years for giving investment advice without being registered or being exempt by being bona-fide publications of general and regular circulation? That would seem to be a legitimate action after the Lowe v. SEC case in 1985. Was there some more recent case that protected the rights of stock touts under 1st amendment grounds? If the SEC is not limited by later decisions with which I am not familiar, I humbly suggest IOGA as a great target: http://iogareport.com/ the pump is issue 1 of the Arbitrage Wealth Report. It and "Carson Smith" have no website. And there are any number of similar pumps as well.


For those who aren't familiar with Lowe v. SEC: http://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/472/181/



IOGA btw a purported $2m pump budget but I think it is a lie. http://www.goodetrades.com/2013/06/inscor-ioga-pump-and-dump-likely-inflated-budget/