Thanks EZLibra.... and yes, Mr. Bharara is certainly going to get the attention of all Hedge Fund managers that think they can sit in the corner office knowing that some of the managers are trading on non-public information or even possibly swapping "political intelligence" ..etc; ultimately placing retail investors at a big disadvantage. No, I am not accusing all Hedge Fund Managers of any wrong doing... but when the evidence builds up as it has over the past couple years, its unfortunate that some Hedge Fund Managers are thrown into the mix with the bad.
The scope of illegal trading was deep, and it was wide. It spanned more than a decade in time. . . " and involved more than 20 companies
"Action today does not seek to freeze assets": Bharara. We have not restrained money and want to protects all parties' interests
.... now Mr. Bharara does say "action today..." .... doesn't say what their course of action is tomorrow or next week and nor should they .. and I still hold out some hope that its more common to see frozen assets more often than in the past
July 9, 2012 ... interesting times for Peregrine Pharmaceuticals shareholders back then and we could be just days away from gaining that momentum back. A couple lawsuits removed would set the stage for sure! July 9, 2012 was also a very interesting as a Letter To Mr. Bharara right here... again showing how: This River Runs Deep