Remus
Active Member
Laura Unger, former Chair of the SEC did not help the scandal that CNBC is constantly trying to generate!!
Scott Wapner: Do you have an issue with the sheer dissemination of potentially market-moving and material information by a CEO on Twitter itself?
Laura Unger: No. Because, the duty is to make an honest and truthful statement, and not a misleading statement, and so that goes no matter what the medium or mechanism is to make that statement. And I think the Commission wants to encourage broad dissemination of information, and certainly the internet makes that possible, so I don't think the regulator of market information, and the regulator of investors having access to that information would say "this is the wrong medium" - but I also think it can send a strong signal that you must be honest and truthful in your disclosures on that medium.
And with that answer, her interview was over!!!
I think we are all in agreement that Elon was honest and truthful when he sent out his tweet(s), so once the financial scandal media figure this out, they will stop broadcasting bullshit.
I think the issue is far from clear cut. SECs are made of people who have different opinions. I think on one hand it is very difficult for SEC to go to the worse case scenario and bring charges, as that requires proof of the intention of market manipulation. On the other than it is understandable for many people in SEC think 'funding secured' is simply false, thus require regulatory actions.
pure guessing here. Elon will not be let off the hook easily, but maybe he can keep his post as CEO