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Trump tried to defraud his truth social business partners

Despot Devin Nunes wants Congress to investigate short selling of the shit company he is the CEO for.

Meanwhile, shares are over $40 now. WTF?! Well, first quarter reporting is due around May, isn't it. Love to see the data supporting the share value.
 
Despot Devin Nunes wants Congress to investigate short selling of the shit company he is the CEO for.

Meanwhile, shares are over $40 now. WTF?! Well, first quarter reporting is due around May, isn't it. Love to see the data supporting the share value.
It's a test of Trump loyalty.

“Devin Nunes is the proverbial loser who tries to blame ‘naked short selling’ for his falling stock price. Nunes is exactly the type of person Donald Trump would have fired on The Apprentice. If he worked for Citadel Securities, we would fire him, as ability and integrity are at the center of everything we do.”
Naked Short Selling? Citadel Says DJT Stock CEO Devin Nunes Is Just a ‘Loser.’
 
Shares of Trump's shell company are nearly $50 now. When are quarterlies?
 
Trump Media’s accounting firm charged with ‘massive fraud’

BF Borgers, Trump Media & Technology Group’s independent accounting firm, was charged by the Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday with widespread fraud and accused of operating a “sham audit mill.”

The SEC made no allegation of wrongdoing against Truth Social owner Trump Media (DJT), which is not mentioned in the charges from the regulator.

The SEC accused BF Borgers of “deliberate and systemic failures,” including “fabricating” audit documentation and falsely representing to clients its work would comply with accounting standards.

The agency described this as “massive” fraud taking place between January 2021 and June 2023 that impacted more than 1,500 SEC filings and more than 500 public companies.

The SEC imposed a severe penalty against BF Borgers, permanently suspending the firm from practicing as accountants before the agency effective immediately. The firm and its owner, Benjamin Borgers, also agreed to pay $14 million collectively in fines.

“Borgers and his sham audit mill have been permanently shut down,” Gurbir Grewal, director of the SEC’s enforcement division, said in a press release.
 
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