Nunes/DJT putting illegal short sellers on notice for possible RICO violations is heating up and needs eyes on. He already named Citadel (Ken Griffin), and yesterday he named Apex Clearing (They are the ones responsible for forcing brokers to turn off the buy button for GME).
The GME/DJT streams are starting to cross. The illegal short sellers being named by Nunes are the same ones that are involved with GME.
the management of Trump Media, last month, began waging war on the short sellers.
The first step was asking regulators at Nasdaq to step in to prevent “naked” short sales, calling that “potential market manipulation,” despite the fact that it reported revenues of just $4.1 million last year. Days later, it sent a letter to the heads of various committees at the U.S. House of Representatives, repeating those claims. And on Thursday, it urged several House committee chairmen to investigate eight financial firms for their activities.
Initially, Trump Media made fairly broad accusations of naked short selling without naming names. On Thursday, it made some direct accusations. CEO Devin Nunes, a former Republican member of Congress, asked top House Republicans to seek documents and testimony from eight financial firms: Apex Clearing, Clear Street, Cobra Trading, Cowen and Company, Curvature Securities, StoneX Securities, TradePro, and Velocity Clearing. So far, the House Judiciary, Ways and Means, Financial Services, and Oversight and Reform chairs have not publicly responded to the letter.
https://www.fastcompany.com/91117594/trump-media-congress-short-selling-8-financial-firms
Video of Nunes talking about illegal (naked) short sellers:
The pathetic response from Ken Griffin about being named by Nunes:
https://fortune.com/2024/04/22/ken-griffin-citadel-devin-nunes-truth-social-loser/
Nunes/DJT putting illegal short sellers on notice for possible RICO violations is heating up and needs eyes on. He already named Citadel (Ken Griffin), and yesterday he named Apex Clearing (They are the ones responsible for forcing brokers to turn off the buy button for GME).
The GME/DJT streams are starting to cross.
the management of Trump Media, last month, began waging war on the short sellers.
The first step was asking regulators at Nasdaq to step in to prevent “naked” short sales, calling that “potential market manipulation,” despite the fact that it reported revenues of just $4.1 million last year. Days later, it sent a letter to the heads of various committees at the U.S. House of Representatives, repeating those claims. And on Thursday, it urged several House committee chairmen to investigate eight financial firms for their activities.
Initially, Trump Media made fairly broad accusations of naked short selling without naming names. On Thursday, it made some direct accusations. CEO Devin Nunes, a former Republican member of Congress, asked top House Republicans to seek documents and testimony from eight financial firms: Apex Clearing, Clear Street, Cobra Trading, Cowen and Company, Curvature Securities, StoneX Securities, TradePro, and Velocity Clearing. So far, the House Judiciary, Ways and Means, Financial Services, and Oversight and Reform chairs have not publicly responded to the letter.
https://www.fastcompany.com/91117594/trump-media-congress-short-selling-8-financial-firms
Video of Nunes talking about illegal (naked) short sellers:
The pathetic response from Ken Griffin about being named by Nunes:
https://fortune.com/2024/04/22/ken-griffin-citadel-devin-nunes-truth-social-loser/
Nunes/DJT putting illegal short sellers on notice for possible RICO violations is heating up and needs eyes on. He has now mentioned Citadel (Ken Griffin), and Apex Clearing (They are the ones responsible for forcing brokers to turn off the buy button for GME).
The GME/DJT streams are starting to cross.
the management of Trump Media, last month, began waging war on the short sellers.
The first step was asking regulators at Nasdaq to step in to prevent “naked” short sales, calling that “potential market manipulation,” despite the fact that it reported revenues of just $4.1 million last year. Days later, it sent a letter to the heads of various committees at the U.S. House of Representatives, repeating those claims. And on Thursday, it urged several House committee chairmen to investigate eight financial firms for their activities.
Initially, Trump Media made fairly broad accusations of naked short selling without naming names. On Thursday, it made some direct accusations. CEO Devin Nunes, a former Republican member of Congress, asked top House Republicans to seek documents and testimony from eight financial firms: Apex Clearing, Clear Street, Cobra Trading, Cowen and Company, Curvature Securities, StoneX Securities, TradePro, and Velocity Clearing. So far, the House Judiciary, Ways and Means, Financial Services, and Oversight and Reform chairs have not publicly responded to the letter.
https://www.fastcompany.com/91117594/trump-media-congress-short-selling-8-financial-firms
Video of Nunes talking about illegal (naked) short sellers:
The pathetic response from Ken Griffin about being named by Nunes:
https://fortune.com/2024/04/22/ken-griffin-citadel-devin-nunes-truth-social-loser/
Nunes/DJT putting illegal short sellers on notice for possible RICO violations is heating up and needs eyes on. He has now mentioned Citadel (Ken Griffin), and Apex Clearing (They are the ones responsible for forcing brokers to turn off the buy button for GME).
the management of Trump Media, last month, began waging war on the short sellers.
The first step was asking regulators at Nasdaq to step in to prevent “naked” short sales, calling that “potential market manipulation,” despite the fact that it reported revenues of just $4.1 million last year. Days later, it sent a letter to the heads of various committees at the U.S. House of Representatives, repeating those claims. And on Thursday, it urged several House committee chairmen to investigate eight financial firms for their activities.
Initially, Trump Media made fairly broad accusations of naked short selling without naming names. On Thursday, it made some direct accusations. CEO Devin Nunes, a former Republican member of Congress, asked top House Republicans to seek documents and testimony from eight financial firms: Apex Clearing, Clear Street, Cobra Trading, Cowen and Company, Curvature Securities, StoneX Securities, TradePro, and Velocity Clearing. So far, the House Judiciary, Ways and Means, Financial Services, and Oversight and Reform chairs have not publicly responded to the letter.
https://www.fastcompany.com/91117594/trump-media-congress-short-selling-8-financial-firms
Video of Nunes talking about illegal (naked) short sellers:
The pathetic response from Ken Griffin about being named by Nunes:
https://fortune.com/2024/04/22/ken-griffin-citadel-devin-nunes-truth-social-loser/