News Focus
News Focus
icon url

arvitar

05/03/11 3:32 PM

#176038 RE: janice shell #176037

But in this case, the person selling privately is pumping up the stock publicly with lies and running an organized trading scheme, while denying that he's a stock promoter. He was deliberately misrepresenting the facts to hundreds of people who were relying on his word. And the person buying the stock is relying on this scam to continue to be executed so that he can dump for a huge profit.

Isn't the seller doing something illegal here, and isn't the person buying, though not doing anything illegal, knowingly relying on the successful execution of this fraud?
icon url

thats_my_wave_dude

05/03/11 3:37 PM

#176040 RE: janice shell #176037

Didn't say they were illegal. Let me put it this way: in this case, I don't think they were done in a morally exceptable (to me) manner.

The guy (Roth) who probably was a "team" member, tried to get a better deal then other "team" members who probably were not aware that it could be done. Or should be done.