SEC Obtains Asset Freeze in Microcap Pump and Dump Scheme Targeting Elderly Retail Investors
The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced an emergency action charging two individuals with running a pump and dump scheme targeting retail…
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The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced an emergency action charging two individuals with running a pump and dump scheme targeting retail investors. The SEC also obtained an emergency court order freezing the defendants' assets. According to the SEC's complaint, Florida resident Garrett M. O'Rourke and Maryland resident Michael J. Black worked together between 2016 and 2018 to fraudulently sell the stock of several microcap companies to investors, including elderly retail investors, using high pressure stock promotional campaigns. The SEC alleges that, as part of the scheme, O'Rourke aggressively touted the companies to prospective investors through unsolicited cold calls during which he repeatedly lied about his association with legitimate financial institutions and the prospects of the microcap companies.
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