Chinese Communist Party Stole Billions of Dollars from Small American Investors

According to TFI Global news on Apr 9th, CCP’s corporate insiders cheated small American investors of billions of dollars through insider trading information. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), big banks, CCP’s Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), and highly ranked CCP kleptocrats were all involved in these criminal activities. CCP utilizes the glaring loopholes of the market rules and regulations to loot ordinary American investors.

Between 2016 and 2021, CCP’s companies listed on American exchanges have engaged in insider trading and avoided at least $10 billion in losses by selling before price drops.

Since 1990, to lure foreign companies to list on the U.S. exchanges, regulators exempted their executives and major shareholders from the rule requiring them to disclose their trades within two days in a filing posted on the SEC’s website. Consequently, CCP insiders could significantly extend the deadline for submitting documents related to their transactions, which was an undoubted loophole for the fast-changing market. In light of CCP’s Blue, Gold, and Yellow (BGY) tactics which represent control of the internet, money, and sex, many western investors have poured money into Communist China, the majority of which were defrauded by CCP kleptocrats.