Monday, July 08, 2013 10:13:45 AM
There's nothing rare or beautiful about a micro stock getting suspended.
Under the Ethics Program System SEC employees are not able to "trade" stocks they regulate. Their investment activities are computer monitored. So no you do not have a SEC lawyer saying to him/herself: Let's short POLR today, and next week we'll make up some whimsical excuse to suspend it.
The SEC hasn't failed by fulfilling its mandate of preventing fraud in the market by suspending POLR. It's POLR management which has failed their stockholders, by violating securities laws. No one forced them to do so.
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