British teens ran 'stock-picking robot' scam, SEC says - Los Angeles Times

CTV.caBritish teens ran 'stock-picking robot' scam, SEC saysLos Angeles TimesThe SEC said the Hunters were paid at least $1.9 million by "known or suspected stock promoters" to push their shares. This they did — to the clients who had signed up for Marl the robot's stock-picking predictions, the agency said.Twins accused of faking robot that could pick stocksCTV.caRosy claims about stock-picking robot a scam: SECInvestmentNewsall 153 news

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