The SEC isn't disappointed - read the complaint.
"Approximately one week later, on June 23, 2015, Broker A sent Deitsch an email
describing manipulative trading practices:
We want you to know the relevant rules about trading the securities you hold in your account, especially a practice known as manipulative trading….
Manipulative trading practices involve the purchase, sale, or other
transactions in any security for the purpose of:
- Creating or inducing a false, misleading, or artificial appearance of activity in the security.
- Unduly or improperly influencing the market price of the security.
- Setting a price that does not reflect the true state of the market in the
security....
Manipulative trading practices constitute a serious violation of exchange trading rules.
186. One month after that, on July 23, 2015, Broker A closed Deitsch’s brokerage account and sent him a letter to inform him of that decision: “We are writing to inform you we have made the decision to terminate our business relationship with you…. [Broker A] will not change this
decision. Please do not attempt to open a new [Broker A] account in the future.”
Why don't you post your proof that the SEC is disappointed.
If the FBI is involved Deitsch won't know it until the knock on the door. And they will Bluesheet every trade and see the involvement of the NPHC insiders.
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