Very interesting SEC social media regulation ht
Post# of 13212

https://www.investopedia.com/sec-rules-and-re...dorsements
Quote:
Endorsements
A company can also get into trouble if notable employees like or share posts, publish links from third parties, or become platform friends with specific individuals. Any of these actions can be viewed as an official endorsement or a means to indirectly convey material information.
There's a lot of Snpw relevant stuff in those SEC guidelines
Reminds me of a another message board sticky note post (from a third party) that ended up being tweeted by the company (Snpw). "A company can also get into trouble if notable employees like or share posts, publish links from third parties, or become platform friends with specific individuals"
Then the Snpw tweet soliciting information about a certain message board poster?
in my humble opinion
cheers

