Скачать или смотреть Stock Trading Apps Exposing Your Wealth to Criminals

The FBI has cautioned that U.S. investors are being targeted more frequently through social media and messaging apps, often via scams linked to fake “investment clubs.” One common tactic associated with investment fraud—frequently described as pump-and-dump manipulation—involves scammers posing as groups of fellow traders, sometimes supported by bots or fabricated profiles, to build credibility and hype before applying pressure. These developments have sparked serious concerns about blackmail involving platforms like Robinhood, the risks tied to wealth exposure, and how trading app exploitation can escalate into intimidation or coercion.

In this video, we explain how criminals may use trading app data to identify targets, the warning signs to watch for, and what to do if your financial information is used against you.

0:00 Introduction
1:11 How Investing Apps Became Data-Rich Targets.
1:53 From Leaked Signals to Targeted Pressure.
2:36 Financial Visibility Creates Emotional Leverage.
3:15 Signals Your Investment Data Is Being Weaponized.
3:52 Protect Assets by Acting Deliberately.
4:36 Financial Privacy Is Worth Defending.
5:31 Helpful Links

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