Of course the SEC has taken these severe measures as a mere excercise of its authority. They have nothing better to do than to tie up resources and were just looking to pick on a saint of a CEO. The months of investigating before the suspension were done in the best interests of the investing public, who they are entrusted to serve. Many people complained that it took the SEC so long to act on CSHD, but in doing so, they must have a very solid case and would not have taken this action unless it was a slam dunk.
Market Data 
Markets 
AI
