Witty Fiddy's Twitter Stock Scheme

Kudos to hip hop artist and entrepeneur Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson after he raises the bars on a penny stock venture via Twitter. Revenues shoot up, after the shareholder witted his tweedets into buying inexpensive shares of stock symbol HNHI, TV Goods Holding corporation. He's gone from "Robbing the Industry" to flipping business ethics on social websites, overnight. Owners, H&H Imports, who primarily markets through infomercials, had been suffering a deficit of $3.3 million dollars and was in need of a quick fix, or else... 50 Tweets. "Ok, ok, ok my friends just told me stop tweeting about HNHI so we can get all the money. Check it out it's the real deal", is the third of 10 tweets. According to Business Insider '50' generated "the most valuable tweets of all time" raising shares from $.10 to $.39, a 290% increase. His suggestive money sweet tweet has raised some eyebrows. However, the small talk hasn't been clearly perceived as legal or illegal. What is clear, is that the stock symbol HNHI should be replaced with the letters, HNIC. H&H Imports capitalized $60 million, earning Mr. "50 Cent" Jackson a fat 10 million dollars in one day.