This is interesting! When you @bobivry were at @Bloomberg, you guys reported on Ari Rubenstein being involved with Overstock's dividend trading against the wishes of Overstock. Overstock complained and got their lawyers involved but @FINRA allowed Rubenstein and GTS to continue trading their dividend on the OTC. In the same Bloomberg article, Georgetown professor James Angel appears to also question Overstock's actions. Strangely enough, Rubenstein was a member of FINRA's Market Surveillance Advisory Group at that time, and James Angel was linked to both FINRA and Rubenstein's Modern Markets Initiative. So when James Angel again posed as an investor disappointed with the company after FINRA's U3 halt of MMTLP, it was kinda like deja-vu!

So just like Overstock's dividend, MMTLP traded against the issuer's wishes and GTS Securities can be linked to both. In both cases FINRA appears to have ignored the issuer's complaints in favor of GTS Securities/Ari Rubenstein, who was also a member of FINRA's Market Surveillance Advisory Group, and the employer of @Georgetown professor James Angel, who himself is also linked to FINRA. Did Angel disclose this links? Was he aware of the random coincidence that GTS/Ari Rubenstein was linked to both cases? Interesting that Overstock and MMTLP are both cases of alleged manipulation relating to short selling! @FBILosAngeles @VP

Fabulous interview Greg McCabe! Demanding a meeting with the SEC to show them the Blue Ledger finding and how the system allowed the criminals to defraud 124 000 families was a very clever strategy. MMTLP army we are not going away 💪🏻

Bob Ivry is an investigative journalist who made his career exposing institutional corruption and structural recklessness on Wall Street. His pivot to writing a satirical, pop-culture-styled takedown mocking MMTLP investors who believe they are victims of those very same systemic market vulnerabilities is a bit of a head scratcher... (image 1) Especially since the evidence supports the arguments of those same investors. Images 2 - 4 show that the @SECGov were involved along with FINRA, both BEFORE and AFTER the U3 halt of MMTLP. If the CEO is claiming to have evidence of manipulation, why is the SEC refusing to meet? The SEC met with FIF to discuss the company's actions, but they won't meet with the actual company?! There should have only been approx 165 million shares, but the CEO claims that according to an actuary there were up to a billion shares in circulation. As a journalist, you don't think any of these claims are worthy of an update? @bobivry

MMTLP This administration says it wants to root out financial fraud. So why isn’t the SEC examining the evidence in MMTLP? If Greg McCabe has evidence of a potential share overage, why not sit down, review the records, and reconcile the numbers? 124,000 shareholders deserve answers, transparency, and accountability. @SECPaulSAtkins @SecScottBessent SEC & FINRA: Examine the evidence. Explain the results. @VP @POTUS @laralogan @Beardvet 1415 days it's time for resolution before and further shareholder harm.

“A community rises. Regulators started it. An army of investors vow to finish it. They will never stop. They will never give up.” MMTLP

I don’t understand why the SEC has deliberately ignored a U.S.-based company, Next Bridge, for years, despite the company having evidence of NAKED SHORTING, yet takes a meeting with a lobbying group that represents hedge fund interests. And to make matters worse, this same lobbying group reportedly urged the SEC to prevent Next Bridge’s S-1 registration statement from becoming effective. And YES, there’s evidence that this meeting took place.… $MMTLP This is beyond CRAZY!!!! Who is the SEC really protecting ⬇️