GR120-SCANDAL IN THE STOCK MARKET Greg McCabe Breaks His Silence Lara Logan - Going Rogue With Lara Logan
Greg McCabe, chairman and CEO of Nexbridge Hydrocarbons, breaks his three-and-a-half-year silence in a riveting discussion with Lara Logan. He exposes a shocking tapestry of regulatory corruption and market manipulation that jeopardizes not only sha…
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GR120-SCANDAL IN THE STOCK MARKET Greg McCabe Breaks His Silence Lara Logan - Going Rogue With Lara Logan
Greg McCabe, chairman and CEO of Nexbridge Hydrocarbons, breaks his three-and-a-half-year silence in a riveting discussion with Lara Logan. He exposes a shocking tapestry of regulatory corruption and market manipulation that jeopardizes not only shareholders but the very foundations of the stock market. McCabe recounts how his company was tethered to MMTLP, a situation rife with complexities that started with a deceptive merger and spiraled into a whirlpool of naked short selling. He paints a grim picture of how naked short selling, a sinister practice that allows traders to sell nonexistent shares, has ensnared companies large and small, including Tesla and Donald Trump's Truth Social. With a fiery urgency, McCabe calls out the failures of FINRA and the SEC, asserting that they have grossly neglected their protective duties, leaving innocent investors vulnerable to exploitation. Join this eye-opening conversation that not only details McCabe's personal struggles but serves as a clarion call for urgent regulatory reform. As he states, 'We are not an outlier. We are at the tip of the iceberg.' This episode reveals the human cost of regulatory failures, with McCabe expressing heartbreak over tragic outcomes, including suicides tied to financial ruin. It’s a critical moment that demands attention, a plea for transparency and accountability in a system marred by deceit and fraud. Tune in to understand the gravity of what’s at stake, not just for McCabe and his shareholders, but for anyone who believes in fair market practices. The time for change is now.
Categories: Political Commentary