Right, I would need some strong evidence to believe that actually happened in this case. In the linked case it was a VERY low value stock aka Penny Stock, aka OTC (over the counter, as opposed to a listed stock as in listed on a stock exchange), and the SEC DID take action against the guy. In the case of listed stocks, there is a lot more attention and regulation built into the system.
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Right, I would need some strong evidence to believe that actually happened in this case. In the linked case it was a VERY low value stock aka Penny Stock, aka OTC (over the counter, as opposed to a listed stock as in listed on a stock exchange), and the SEC DID take action against the guy. In the case of listed stocks, there is a lot more attention and regulation built into the system.