Barry Honig and the SEC Case: What Has Been Learned Six Years Later
The first headlines about the SEC’s case against investor Barry Honig led many readers to believe the story was already settled. Words like “microcap fraud,” “pump and dump,” and “control group” imply guilt long before a court examines the facts. But enforcement actions—especially in complex securities matters—often turn out very differently from what the early media coverage suggests.
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