
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


The provided source details the indictment of Vladimir Artamonov, a Harvard Business School graduate, for allegedly orchestrating a Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors, including former classmates, out of over $4 million. Artamonov is accused of falsely claiming he could predict Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway stock selections, promising exorbitant returns of 500% or more with minimal risk. Instead of investing as promised in "Project Information Arbitrage," he allegedly used investor funds for risky short-term options unrelated to Berkshire Hathaway and repaid earlier investors with money from newer ones. This case serves as a stark warning against fraudulent investment strategies offering improbable gains, and authorities have clarified that neither Berkshire Hathaway nor Warren Buffett are implicated in any wrongdoing.
By The Boca Raton TribuneThe provided source details the indictment of Vladimir Artamonov, a Harvard Business School graduate, for allegedly orchestrating a Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors, including former classmates, out of over $4 million. Artamonov is accused of falsely claiming he could predict Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway stock selections, promising exorbitant returns of 500% or more with minimal risk. Instead of investing as promised in "Project Information Arbitrage," he allegedly used investor funds for risky short-term options unrelated to Berkshire Hathaway and repaid earlier investors with money from newer ones. This case serves as a stark warning against fraudulent investment strategies offering improbable gains, and authorities have clarified that neither Berkshire Hathaway nor Warren Buffett are implicated in any wrongdoing.