vampire musical said: "Maybe I'm missing something, but this seems like a dangerous precedent set by the trial court. A well-meaning person attached to the production realizes the producer is involved in fraud committed by a third party to the production, and that well-meaning person tries to warn an unsuspecting investor against losing money (literally making an investment on false information) because of that fraud. Isn't that against all the supposed investor protections provided by the SEC and just plain old "the law" or, you know, ethics?"
You would think. You. Would. Think. (Oh, and check your inbox for a PM. I suspect your username is not a coincidence?)
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