Epstein Secrets

recently did the SEC revoke CGFIA and NewLead. well after going dark and the massive fraud on the public had already been perpetrated. In NewLead, FreeSeas, etc etc etc a common tool used is reverse splits to perpetuate and facilitate illegal activity. SEC/FINRA approved. The result is the massive accou

laundering shell: Magnum d'Or where Opco traded less than 1 million shares. CLEARLY the SEC Opco complaint was based on the trading activity in the FINRA Opco AML complaint: my information. However, the SEC Opco complaint even stops short of a thorough investigation of the ENTIRETY of the FINRA trading activit

recently did the SEC revoke CGFIA and NewLead. well after going dark and the massive fraud on the public had already been perpetrated. In NewLead, FreeSeas, etc etc etc a common tool used is reverse splits to perpetuate and facilitate illegal activity. SEC/FINRA approved. The result is the massive accou

laundering shell: Magnum d'Or where Opco traded less than 1 million shares. CLEARLY the SEC Opco complaint was based on the trading activity in the FINRA Opco AML complaint: my information. However, the SEC Opco complaint even stops short of a thorough investigation of the ENTIRETY of the FINRA trading activit

recently did the SEC revoke CGFIA and NewLead. well after going dark and the massive fraud on the public had already been perpetrated. In NewLead, FreeSeas, etc etc etc a common tool used is reverse splits to perpetuate and facilitate illegal activity. SEC/FINRA approved. The result is the massive accou

laundering shell: Magnum d'Or where Opco traded less than 1 million shares. CLEARLY the SEC Opco complaint was based on the trading activity in the FINRA Opco AML complaint: my information. However, the SEC Opco complaint even stops short of a thorough EFTA00076871 investigation of the ENTIRETY of the FINRA

recently did the SEC revoke CGFIA and NewLead. well after going dark and the massive fraud on the public had already been perpetrated. In NewLead, FreeSeas, etc etc etc a common tool used is reverse splits to perpetuate and facilitate illegal activity. SEC/FINRA approved. The result is the massive accou

laundering shell: Magnum d'Or where Opco traded less than 1 million shares. CLEARLY the SEC Opco complaint was based on the trading activity in the FINRA Opco AML complaint: my information. However, the SEC Opco complaint even stops short of a thorough EFTA00069031 investigation of the ENTIRETY of the FINRA