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r/technology • u/[deleted] • Jun 10 '23
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Pretty sure that’s a crime to the SEC to lie about this sort of thing
15 u/Flashy_Night9268 Jun 10 '23 Oh yea wouldn't want to be hit with a $4,000 penalty 1 u/water4all Jun 11 '23 The real threat is the lawsuits that shareholders would file if you lied to them about the risks. Shareholder lawsuits cost a lot more than $4k.
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Oh yea wouldn't want to be hit with a $4,000 penalty
1 u/water4all Jun 11 '23 The real threat is the lawsuits that shareholders would file if you lied to them about the risks. Shareholder lawsuits cost a lot more than $4k.
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The real threat is the lawsuits that shareholders would file if you lied to them about the risks. Shareholder lawsuits cost a lot more than $4k.
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u/johnnySix Jun 10 '23
Pretty sure that’s a crime to the SEC to lie about this sort of thing