Comment by electriclove 4 years ago Please share some examples. I'd like to understand so I can compare to the things in that link. 8 comments electriclove Reply wgerard 4 years ago Pump-and-dumps are an entire class of fraud that fundamentally relies on you being long. electriclove 4 years ago This is totally right and just as shady GhostVII 4 years ago Enron? Years of blatant fraud and earnings manipulation with the explicit goal of hitting stock price targets. electriclove 4 years ago Was that the company itself or were there outsiders contributing to this too? dylan604 4 years ago Theranos comes to mind electriclove 4 years ago Theranos was a shady company. But it wasn't a public company. The shadiness was the company itself. dylan604 4 years ago Were the people being shady not also stock holders doing shady things to keep the stock price up? 1 reply →
wgerard 4 years ago Pump-and-dumps are an entire class of fraud that fundamentally relies on you being long. electriclove 4 years ago This is totally right and just as shady
GhostVII 4 years ago Enron? Years of blatant fraud and earnings manipulation with the explicit goal of hitting stock price targets. electriclove 4 years ago Was that the company itself or were there outsiders contributing to this too?
electriclove 4 years ago Was that the company itself or were there outsiders contributing to this too?
dylan604 4 years ago Theranos comes to mind electriclove 4 years ago Theranos was a shady company. But it wasn't a public company. The shadiness was the company itself. dylan604 4 years ago Were the people being shady not also stock holders doing shady things to keep the stock price up? 1 reply →
electriclove 4 years ago Theranos was a shady company. But it wasn't a public company. The shadiness was the company itself. dylan604 4 years ago Were the people being shady not also stock holders doing shady things to keep the stock price up? 1 reply →
dylan604 4 years ago Were the people being shady not also stock holders doing shady things to keep the stock price up? 1 reply →
Pump-and-dumps are an entire class of fraud that fundamentally relies on you being long.
This is totally right and just as shady
Enron? Years of blatant fraud and earnings manipulation with the explicit goal of hitting stock price targets.
Was that the company itself or were there outsiders contributing to this too?
Theranos comes to mind
Theranos was a shady company. But it wasn't a public company. The shadiness was the company itself.
Were the people being shady not also stock holders doing shady things to keep the stock price up?
1 reply →