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Martin Armstrong was convicted of conspiracy to commit securities fraud, wire fraud, and commodities fraud. He was sentenced for his role in a Ponzi scheme involving his companies, Princeton Economics International, Ltd. and Princeton Global Management, Ltd., which defrauded investors. He received a five-year prison sentence and was ordered to pay $80 million in restitution.
Specifically, Armstrong was accused of:
Concealing substantial trading losses incurred from commodity futures trading.
Issuing fraudulent reports to customers, misrepresenting the net asset value of their investments.
Misrepresenting his trading performance and commingling investor funds.
Operating a Ponzi scheme, using funds from later investors to pay off earlier ones.
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