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One thing that's especially troubling about the SEC's silence concerning $MMTLP and FINRA's malfeasance is that the entire Commission is well versed in FINRA's Rule 6490. All 5 members spent just under "6 YEARS" reviewing a Rule 6490 deficiency determination that both FINRA and the UPC Committee got partially incorrect. So what does this have to do with MMTLP? Everything! It shows us that not one of these commissioners can pretend to NOT be well versed in the rule, and because of this, it'll be hard for any of them to agree with FINRA's decision to ignore the multiple reasons they had to NOT process the MMTLP Corporate Action, and the ways that FINRA overstepped their authority to alter the notices. Learn all about it in... 🎥 "MMTLP: The Case Against The Securities Exchange Commission Part 2 Of 5" COMING SOON! @SECPaulSAtkins @HesterPeirce @SECEnfDirector













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