That may be true, but he may end up in jail for securities fraud.
I'm betting that he doesn't end up in jail.
That may be true, but he may end up in jail for securities fraud.
The SEC would love to fry someone like him.I'm betting that he doesn't end up in jail.
The SEC is a government agency. Meaning they would act only if they are prodded to. They could give a damn one way or the other.The SEC would love to fry someone like him.
Have you not been following the news?The SEC is a government agency. Meaning they would act only if they are prodded to. They could give a damn one way or the other.
No. Unless you are talking about Musk wanting to go back privateHave you not been following the news?
Well that’s part of it.No. Unless you are talking about Musk wanting to go back private
I can tell you, without hesitation, that you are incorrect in this regard.The SEC is a government agency. Meaning they would act only if they are prodded to. They could give a damn one way or the other.
Then it’s all other agenciesI can tell you, without hesitation, that you are incorrect in this regard.
If you announce that you have funding to take it private but you don’t really have the funding, then it’s it’s securities fraud. He’s also being accused of lying on analyst calls. There is at least one lawsuit. If the SEC didn’t act then they wouldn’t be doing their job.Then it’s all other agencies
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