Bulls & Betrayal

#040 Civil vs Criminal: When Wall Street Missteps Get Legal

Ever wonder why some CEOs get sued while others get cuffed? In this episode of Bulls and Betrayal: Holding Wall Street Accountable, Anna and Nate unpack the crucial difference between civil and criminal cases in securities fraud. From class actions to DOJ indictments, they explore how intent, evidence, and consequences define the legal response. Perfect for investors, law students, and true crime meets finance fans.
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#039 Battle of the Nerds: How Expert Witnesses Sway $SEC Fraud Trials

In this episode of Bulls and Betrayal: Holding Wall Street Accountable, we dive into the courtroom role of expert witnesses in securities fraud cases. From economic loss models to industry insights, these finance-savvy pros can make or break billion-dollar lawsuits. Whether you're an investor, law junkie, or just curious how fraud cases unfold, we’ve got sharp analysis and plain-English breakdowns.
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#038 Accounting Ninjas: The Secret Weapon in $SEC Fraud Cases

When shady spreadsheets meet their match, forensic accountants step in. In this episode of Bulls and Betrayal: Holding Wall Street Accountable, we break down the role of these financial sleuths in exposing securities fraud. From fake invoices to sham revenue, these experts uncover the truth behind the numbers. Ideal for investors, legal buffs, and finance pros. Expect real-world examples, expert insights, and some serious accounting drama.
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#037 High Stakes, Low Visibility: The $WST Margin Mirage

West Pharmaceutical $WST took a brutal 38% hit in one day after investors learned the company’s golden goose its SmartDose line was dragging profits, not boosting them. In this episode of Bulls and Betrayal: Holding Wall Street Accountable, we unpack how upbeat earnings calls masked a structural downturn and shrinking contracts, sparking a major securities class action. Perfect for biotech investors, analysts, and market skeptics. Expect sharp insights, legal context, and straight talk.
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#036 Zoom and Enhance: The $DMRC Vanishing Revenue Shocker

Digimarc $DMRC shocked the market with a 43% stock drop after revealing a lost $5.8M contract they'd failed to disclose for months. In this episode of Bulls and Betrayal: Holding Wall Street Accountable, Cassie and Bill break down the alleged cover-up, the class action lawsuit, and what it means for tech investors. Perfect for shareholders, finance buffs, and legal junkies. Expect deep dives, sharp banter, and no-fluff facts.
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#035 Diamonds to Dust: The $CODI Collapse Explained

In this episode of Bulls and Betrayal: Holding Wall Street Accountable, Cassie and Bill unpack the explosive story behind Compass Diversified’s luxury brand Lugano Diamonds. Once hailed as a crown jewel, $CODI stock plummeted over 60% amid federal class action allegations of misleading investors, flawed financial controls, and a shocking CEO resignation. Perfect for investors, finance enthusiasts, and corporate watchdogs. Expect sharp commentary and deep dives into real-world market drama.
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#034 $IBTA Goes Silent: Did Ibotta Hide a Kroger-Sized Risk?

When buzzwords meet balance sheets, things can go south fast. In this episode of Bulls & Betrayal, Cassie and Bill unpack the class action against $IBTA Ibotta after its alleged failure to disclose a key contract risk involving grocery giant Kroger. Investors claim they were misled during the flashy IPO. If you’re into financial drama, Wall Street accountability, or just want the lowdown on how IPOs can unravel, this is for you. Expect sharp banter, deep dives, and brutal honesty. We’re not lawyers or accountants, so don’t take this as legal or financial advice. 🎧 Subscribe and follow us @bullsandbetrayal.

#033 $GSK’s Zantac Fallout Buried Cancer Risks and Billions in Liability

GlaxoSmithKline $GSK allegedly hid a decades-old report showing its blockbuster drug Zantac could form a cancer-causing compound far beyond safe limits. Now, a securities class action says $GSK misled investors for years while lawsuits mounted. In this explosive episode of Bulls and Betrayal, Anna and Nate expose the cover-up, the internal science, and the $2.3B market hit. For pharma investors, legal junkies, and anyone who’s ever trusted a drug label.
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#032 $UCTT's Semiconductor Spinout Did Ultra Clean Mislead Investors?

Ultra Clean Holdings $UCTT promised explosive semiconductor growth in China—then stunned the market with a surprise earnings drop and a 28% stock plunge. On this episode of Bulls and Betrayal, Anna and Nate dig into the class action lawsuit alleging $UCTT hid slowdowns, inventory issues, and customer ramp failures behind bullish calls and inflated forecasts. For tech investors, market skeptics, and finance truth-seekers, this is must-listen content.
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#031 $SEI’s Condo Con Game The $400M Acquisition Scandal

Solaris Energy Infrastructure $SEI turned heads with a $400M acquisition—of a company with no employees, no real assets, and ties to a convicted felon. In this episode of Bulls and Betrayal, Anna and Nate dissect the shocking class action lawsuit alleging Solaris misled investors about MER’s legitimacy, cooked depreciation math, and hid toxic baggage (literally). Perfect for shareholders, corporate governance junkies, and true crime meets finance fans.
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