SEC v. Anthony K. Welch, Case No. 1:12-cv-3034 (N.D. Ga.). On August 31, 2012, the SEC charged former investment adviser Anthony Welch with fraud. Welch issued a press releases and made other public statements that had false and misleading information concerning technologies acquired by and revenues generated by eHydrogen and ChromoCure. The period of the false and misleading press releases coincided with suspicious price and trading volume increases in the common stock of both companies. Continue reading
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