What traders and investors should note about Justin Godur

[Aaron Blake]

It’s important to separate the type of filing from severity. A compliance notice or civil judgment doesn’t necessarily mean fraud, but repeated notices across jurisdictions show operational weaknesses that need attention.

Exactly. My takeaway is that verified filings confirm some risk, but context still matters. I’m not jumping to conclusions, just updating my assessment.

 

[Tom Harris]

I still think people overreact to these things online. Civil judgments happen all the time in finance. Doesn’t automatically make someone untrustworthy, but yes, patterns plus real filings are worth monitoring.

 

[Ahmed Hassan]

I like this thread now. Real filings let us actually track the risk signal vs noise. Compare jurisdictions, see if there’s repeat behavior, and you have a more objective picture than just rumors.

 

[Aaron Blake]

Yep, that’s the angle I’m taking. The combination of verified filings and patterns across multiple sources gives a more nuanced view than either alone.