Think Neil Mink would have been indicted for trading Webistics?
I liked that character and thought the actor played a convincing mob attorney. But why would a guy like that stick his neck out to buy Webistics just to end up in the same jail cell as his clients? Wouldn’t it be pretty easy for the feds/SEC to prove that as Tony’s attorney, he was buying/selling with inside info in an inflated stock scam his client was running (which they are adding as RICO predicates for T)? Anyway, it’s not like we haven’t envisioned this day when Webistics sells at $4 a share.
Posted Jun 30, 2026, 2:38 AM UTC
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