Hah! I wonder if some of those messages are from Peter Strzok's wife Melissa Hodgman
Washington D.C., Jan. 22, 2021 —
The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced Melissa R. Hodgman, currently an Associate Director in the Commission's Division of Enforcement, has been named Acting Director of the Division of Enforcement.
My thoughts exactly. So what? The SEC is a feckless police agency for stock brokers. Their main job is to make sure no one goes to jail for insider trading or other assundry dealings. These emails will simply disappear, just like HRC's emails. "Oh, one of our new employees mistakenly hit the delete button instead of the send button, a very bad error, but one that we will make sure never happens again".
The reason Reuters aired this is to let everyone know SEC employees are having their back channel comms checked.
Think coordination between SEC, Citadel, etc. to block the DWAC acquisition, harass Cohen, disable market pricing for GME, protect the ongoing fraud at DTCC, etc.
Basically Signal and Whatsapp message history should be considered exposed and to act accordingly. Might have been the recent webp 0-day that could have been used to get into damn near anything.
Honest 'Q'uestion,"Why do we have a 'Utah Data Center' ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utah_Data_Center ) which collects and stores all the communications (E-mail, cell phone, etc..etc...), but we never see any subpoena's to get those communications in any public court to go after these [bad guys/gals], you know like Hillary's E-mails and/or any other nefarious communications? What is the real reason for this facility; what the fucking point??"
Reuters article is nothing more than a warning to executives to find a new back channel and delete what records they can from the old one.
Particularly if those records involved criminal collaboration with the SEC.
The info was leaked through a Reuters SEC source and Reuters chose to sound the alarm for the bankers rather than hold the info so the investigation could continue to it's fullest potential.
Apparently the SEC is looking into WhatsApp usage to see how much the investment firms violate communications procedures. They’ve been trying to crack down recently, fining some firms upward of $100 million for lax protocols.
I wish I could get excited about this. But we both know that a $100 million fine for a firm that makes billions is not even pocket change. More like pocket lint.
So are they actually going to bust someone/some corporation for something? I reported a blatant scam a few years ago and they never did anything about it, and didn't even provide me with a follow up.
This all has to do with SEC not keeping proper records and being liable, nothing more, nothing less. There are way to many lawyers involved for any sauce is my guess. They do seem to be targeting this whole thing around all the big banks though and their compliance
The problem of keeping tabs on staff communications has dogged Wall Street compliance departments for years. Because companies do not surveil personal messaging channels, using them to discuss business puts SEC-regulated employers in breach of requirements to record all business communications
Great! Now, do your fucking jobs for once SEC - or... better yet, crowdsource this immediately to us.
They'll "accidentally" delete them all ... oopsie! Our bad!
OR, they will only punish the republicans.
OR, white hats are in charge and they all go down! weeeeeeee!!
No matter the outcome, popcorn is gonna pop.
Popcorn will pop. And Gamestop will soar. It's free to HODL.
Need my tendies
tomorrow
Buy your tendies.
Soon they shall be worth more than all of the cheeses on the Moon.
Been holdn both for three years
Hah! I wonder if some of those messages are from Peter Strzok's wife Melissa Hodgman
Washington D.C., Jan. 22, 2021 —
Her emails WILL certainly be deleted, by error, of course.
My thoughts exactly. So what? The SEC is a feckless police agency for stock brokers. Their main job is to make sure no one goes to jail for insider trading or other assundry dealings. These emails will simply disappear, just like HRC's emails. "Oh, one of our new employees mistakenly hit the delete button instead of the send button, a very bad error, but one that we will make sure never happens again".
The reason Reuters aired this is to let everyone know SEC employees are having their back channel comms checked.
Think coordination between SEC, Citadel, etc. to block the DWAC acquisition, harass Cohen, disable market pricing for GME, protect the ongoing fraud at DTCC, etc.
Basically Signal and Whatsapp message history should be considered exposed and to act accordingly. Might have been the recent webp 0-day that could have been used to get into damn near anything.
Nailed it.
u/#MitchGlitch
🎯🎯🎯
Unless, of course, they must stop the DWAC merger at all costs and harm the citizens they are supposed to protect.
Honest 'Q'uestion,"Why do we have a 'Utah Data Center' ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utah_Data_Center ) which collects and stores all the communications (E-mail, cell phone, etc..etc...), but we never see any subpoena's to get those communications in any public court to go after these [bad guys/gals], you know like Hillary's E-mails and/or any other nefarious communications? What is the real reason for this facility; what the fucking point??"
Blackmail people
would be a shame if someone hacked them and leaked to public
I wonder if O'Keefe will show up on their doorstep with his microphone in hand.
Reuters article is nothing more than a warning to executives to find a new back channel and delete what records they can from the old one.
Particularly if those records involved criminal collaboration with the SEC.
The info was leaked through a Reuters SEC source and Reuters chose to sound the alarm for the bankers rather than hold the info so the investigation could continue to it's fullest potential.
Criminal collaboration masked as news.
Sorry, did you say 'Citadel'?
Owned by the financial criminal Ken Griffen.
So? What are we to make of this? Sounds pretty thin, at face value. Is there more?
just wait until you learn what they are hiding.
No shares from brokers are real?!?! They don't actually ever go to market!
The entire stock market is a ponzi scheme.
DWAC was a trap for them.
SEC employees can provide info on the status of investigations.
This has a lot of potential, as they have been naked shorting stonks for a long time.
Moon soon.
They MIGHT find a couple of conservative-minded people/companies to bust for show, but that's about it.
Apparently the SEC is looking into WhatsApp usage to see how much the investment firms violate communications procedures. They’ve been trying to crack down recently, fining some firms upward of $100 million for lax protocols.
False. That's the narrative the cabal gives us.
Fact: SEC are partners in crime.
Yep agreed. Operative word is ‘apparently.’
I wish I could get excited about this. But we both know that a $100 million fine for a firm that makes billions is not even pocket change. More like pocket lint.
So are they actually going to bust someone/some corporation for something? I reported a blatant scam a few years ago and they never did anything about it, and didn't even provide me with a follow up.
uhh uhh!
Not to be a doomer but does this type of info get anyone excited anymore?
Here is the link to the article
https://www.reuters.com/technology/sec-collects-wall-streets-private-messages-whatsapp-probe-escalates-sources-2023-09-25/
This all has to do with SEC not keeping proper records and being liable, nothing more, nothing less. There are way to many lawyers involved for any sauce is my guess. They do seem to be targeting this whole thing around all the big banks though and their compliance