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    Same thing happened to YSC and they came out on top. You take risks in biz and federal regulators love to cause serious problems its how they get their headlines and try and prove they are doing their "jobs"

    What a nightmare I hope and am sure everyone will stay strong over there and this will pass. Unanticipated regulatory enforcement actions are intrusive and unpleasant but it was the SEC not the FBI and this is something you can work passed potentially. I for one hope they do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gables Capital Group View Post
    Same thing happened to YSC and they came out on top. You take risks in biz and federal regulators love to cause serious problems its how they get their headlines and try and prove they are doing their "jobs"

    What a nightmare I hope and am sure everyone will stay strong over there and this will pass. Unanticipated regulatory enforcement actions are intrusive and unpleasant but it was the SEC not the FBI and this is something you can work passed potentially. I for one hope they do.
    My guy, keep us out of this. Hope all turns out well with Par.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gables Capital Group View Post
    Same thing happened to YSC and they came out on top. You take risks in biz and federal regulators love to cause serious problems its how they get their headlines and try and prove they are doing their "jobs"

    What a nightmare I hope and am sure everyone will stay strong over there and this will pass. Unanticipated regulatory enforcement actions are intrusive and unpleasant but it was the SEC not the FBI and this is something you can work passed potentially. I for one hope they do.
    What the SEC and Dept of Finance has been angling for is that syndication through multiple sources, ESPECIALLY individuals, constitutes a sale of securities to unsophisticated investors. Once you have enough "investors" tallied, you need to register as a investment fund & are therefore bound by their rules and regulations. Write these agencies off if you want, but they will keep coming, and then join forces with local DAs....until they get you

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chambo View Post
    What the SEC and Dept of Finance has been angling for is that syndication through multiple sources, ESPECIALLY individuals, constitutes a sale of securities to unsophisticated investors. Once you have enough "investors" tallied, you need to register as a investment fund & are therefore bound by their rules and regulations. Write these agencies off if you want, but they will keep coming, and then join forces with local DAs....until they get you
    Yea, just like they got what they wanted by regulating the OTC derivatives market, puh-lease. They will go after only low hanging fruit that doesn't resist their arbitrary encroachment. Their M.O. is always the same, they only go after those who compete with their paymasters; the banks.



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