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Edwin Dorsey, a financial analyst, has drawn attention to a significant drop in a China stock promotion that led to substantial losses for some investors. Earlier this year, over $1 million of retirement funds were invested in a NASDAQ-listed stock, EJH.
In an alarming development, this stock plummeted by 90% in just one week, raising questions about market regulation and investor protection. The SEC's lack of intervention in this case suggests a broader issue with stopping rampant stock scams. Financial watchdogs have been challenged on numerous fronts as similar fraudulent activities have persisted.
The issues raised by EJH's sharp decline highlight continuing vulnerabilities in global equity markets, particularly amid limited regulatory oversight. Similar patterns have been observed with alleged manipulation behind the FLYE stock collapse, as well as with overseas stock scammers who targeted CRE and triggered a dramatic plunge in value. These cases underscore the persistent challenges facing both investors and regulators in combating sophisticated financial fraud.