Very true, but I don’t hear much “hey I stole something from xyz”, but I do hear a lot of “I did xyz on my taxes”
Also monitoring of all crime thanks to video surveillance and digital trails everywhere has increased heavily.
Except white-collar crime has had a massive tech advancement in its favor. Crypto.
It seems everywhere I look people are operating in “grey areas” as well. Finding loopholes in the system. Example a lot of financial instruments require a license to sell them. But people can sign-up online for things themselves. So what do companies do? They bring the customer in, walk them through the online prompts, and their rep takes a commission on the sale. Technically the unlicensed rep didn’t sell it as far as paperwork goes. Pretty fucking shady to me but alright.
It looks like starting with Clinton they really hammered down. This graph plainly shows that fewer and fewer people are willing to commit white collar crime.
One of the most dishonest things that have ever been posted here.
Prosecution of white collar crime is a joke. Giving your friend from college a slap on the wrist and a fine of 500 USD for basically stealing 1000x of that - looks nice on paper.
Which stocks benefit from this. Thanks
Any that experience manipulation such as naked shorting etc
Please name a few
Ponzi schemes, fake earnings, insider trading, rate manipulation
Which specific stocks bro. I dont need a lesson im trying to make money
Should’ve specified which examples you wanted…
TSLA - insider trading
AMZN- family insider trading
GME - pump and dump
BYND - naked shorting
BOFS - spoofing
Ok
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This looks the same as crime in general
Indeed. People frame this depending on how they feel.
"Look, crime is down." vs "Look, crime does not get persecuted anymore."
Very true, but I don’t hear much “hey I stole something from xyz”, but I do hear a lot of “I did xyz on my taxes”
Also monitoring of all crime thanks to video surveillance and digital trails everywhere has increased heavily.
Except white-collar crime has had a massive tech advancement in its favor. Crypto.
It seems everywhere I look people are operating in “grey areas” as well. Finding loopholes in the system. Example a lot of financial instruments require a license to sell them. But people can sign-up online for things themselves. So what do companies do? They bring the customer in, walk them through the online prompts, and their rep takes a commission on the sale. Technically the unlicensed rep didn’t sell it as far as paperwork goes. Pretty fucking shady to me but alright.
CRIMES everywhere
Message received. Buying puts on geckocoin $CRIME.
Big brain right here 🧠
It looks like starting with Clinton they really hammered down. This graph plainly shows that fewer and fewer people are willing to commit white collar crime.
Oh you sweet subaquatic mer-child
Yes in fact they’re all Buddhist monks now
Yeah hammering down... this graph was made for you.
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One of the most dishonest things that have ever been posted here.
Prosecution of white collar crime is a joke. Giving your friend from college a slap on the wrist and a fine of 500 USD for basically stealing 1000x of that - looks nice on paper.