50 Cent 50 Cent may be $8.7 million richer after encouraging his Twitter followers to invest in a money-losing penny stock, but now 50 cent may be in big trouble with the Security Exchange Commission. There are very strict guidelines as to what a person can do in terms of possibly manipulating the value of a stock, financial expert and 60-Minute Money Workout author Ellie Kay tells FOX411. I dont think it would be a huge surprise to anyone if 50 Cent were investigated for what he did. On the SECs web site, a list for common violations that could lead the government agency to conduct an investigation include manipulating the market prices of securities.
Come on 50 Cent, this is not the small times hommie, they might make an example out of you.
wa di man duh? di man just tweet sittn n ppl falla backa him like how ppl staat run dung clarks seca kartel! ppl fook up u blow wow, low di man
yeh him mek 8.1million, suh him can tek all him money out from di stock and di company can fall causing 100's of people to going broke. him a f>c>k wid people money