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Five-time PGA major winner Phil Mickelson who got caught with insider-trading in stocks could spend the next 5 years in a prison cell.

The FBI and SEC are starting a major insider-trading probe involving finance, gambling and sports. Mickelson, not the subtlest guy, pockets a million trading the same shady stock and gambles a billion in his own games! It’s like mixing high-speed chases, golf, and high-stakes bets. Could it be true that our beloved ‘Lefty’ keeps losing millions down the drain? Let`s dive Inside the FBI’s shocking Golf Gambling investigation: The Unveiling truth.

In the summer of 2012, the sun was shining, birds were singing, and the golf world was at its peak. Little did they know, a financial storm was brewing behind the scenes. Phil found himself in quite the pickle when the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, (SEC), filed a lawsuit against him. What’s the fuss? Alleged insider trading involving shares of Dean Foods, the dairy maestro.

Now, Phil was known for his sharp eye on good deals, and one day, he set his sights on a company called Dean Foods. Just before the company was about to share some big news, Phil bought a huge pile of their stocks, worth $2.4 million.

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Five-time PGA major winner Phil Mickelson who got caught with insider trading in stocks could spend the next 5 years in a prison Cale the FBI and SEC are starting a major insider trading probe involving Finance gambling and sports mikkelson not the subtlest guy Pockets a million trading the same Shady stock and gambles

A billion in his own games it’s like mixing high-speed chases Golf and high stakes bets could it be true that our beloved Lefty keeps losing Millions down the drain let’s dive inside the FBI’s shocking golf gambling investigation the unveiling Truth in the summer of 2012 the Sun was shining birds were singing and the golf world was at its peak little did they know a financial storm was brewing behind the scenes Phil found himself in quite the pickle when the US Securities and Exchange Commission SEC filed a

Lawsuit against him what’s the fuss alleged insider trading involving shares of Dean Foods the D Maestro now Phil was known for his sharp eye on good deals and one day he set his sights on a company called Dean Foods just before the company was about to share some big

News Phil bought a huge pile of their stocks worth $2.4 million then like magic the very next day after Phil bought the stocks their price shot up by 41% it seemed as if Phil had some kind of mystical foresight as if he had the ability to look into the future people

Started to talk this move made him a cool million bucks richer the FBI and SEC got curious and had him on their radar it looked a little too good to be true it’s not every day someone hits a jackpot like that it was like Phil had some sort of superpower

For timing but Phil just Shrugged and said he didn’t do anything wrong he just happened to be at the right place at the right time before we talk about how the FBI solved this hit like And subscribe to the channel to stay informed so did Phil have a secret

Recipe for success or was he just riding a wave of good luck the SEC and FBI started an investigation into the trading deal and began digging around to see if Phil had some inside scoop that others didn’t Phil on the other hand acted all innocent he said he was just

Playing the game and he hit a home run that day as the buzz around Phil’s Big Win grew so did the Curiosity was Phil a stock market genius or was something fishy to really get into the nitty-gritty of this tale let’s jump back to 2016 a bombshell

Drops the FBI reveals that Phil was the victim of a media leak during their investigation among the FBI agents was one guy agent David Chavez who couldn’t keep a secret he started spilling the beans to newspaper reporters from The Wall Street Journal and the New York

Times about what the FBI was digging up fast forward a bit and the big bosses at the Department of Justice found out what Chavez had done the FBI wasn’t happy not one bit The Bureau told everyone in court that Chavez was the one who had been whispering secrets to the reporters

But the cat was was already out of the bag the newspapers had told the world about the FBI’s snooping and wrote several articles about it all this chatter got more people in trouble including a big cheese from Dean Foods named Thomas C Davis as Phil was leaving

After his opening round at the Memorial tournament in Dublin Ohio the FBI agents approached him they wanted to discuss the investigation into mikkelson’s Shady trading patterns and the money he made from it Phil told them to speak to his attorney later it turned out that FBI agents told him that he wasn’t the

Target of the investigation and here comes the twist the SEC claimed Phil got a tip off from Billy Walters a professional Gambler who was allegedly in big trouble with a Dean Foods board member mikkelson made almost over a million investing in Dean Foods and the found this very suspicious in 2017 he

Had to go to court to testify that Walters did not disclose inside information Phil refused even though he had previously stated that Walters did not share Insider information prior to the profit Prof itable trade mikkelson invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination and ultimately did not take the stand on

Behalf of his friend it ended up with Billy Behind Bars Billy said I thought Phil was my buddy but he left me locked up and walked away I was shocked when he didn’t stand by me I just wanted him to be honest he promised to tell the truth to

The FBI I’m waiting in New York and his lawyer says he won’t talk no way to make him speak after that I asked can’t you at least say something to clear things up nothing was our friendship just a trick in the midst of both investigations Walters claims that Mickelson hired well-connected DC

Attorney Gregory Craig who struck a deal with the SEC that ultimately cleared mikkelson’s name Phil eventually settled in exchange for paying the total of his trading profits $1.3 million back to the SEC Mickelson was named a relief defendant and was absolved of any wrongdoing but this wasn’t all we knew

About Phil Billy Walter’s book Gambler secrets from a life at risk takes us on a journey into Phil’s secret life of high stakes gambles and unexpected friendships it’s thrilling revealing a side of Phil most don’t know bets over $311 million and losses close to $100 million between 2010 and 2014 Phil’s

Pension for risk seems not confined to just the greens Phil would make bets that had me raising my eyebrows Wagers that would make anyone’s heart race bets of $20,000 on Longshot NBA parlays or $100,000 to $200,000 on various games were just the tip of the iceberg you see

Between 2010 and 2014 it was nothing for Phil to wager amounts most of us can’t even fathom we’re talking about bets of $110,000 to win $100,000 made a whopping 1,115 times that’s not to mention the 858 occasions he bet $22,000 to win $200,000 yeah you did the math right it

Totals to over $311 million in Wagers in 2011 alone the man made 3,154 bets an average of nearly nine per day on one very adventurous Day in 2011 he made 43 bets on Major League Baseball games and guess what Phil kissed goodbye to $143,500 in September 2012 the buzz at Medina

Country club was insane it was the 39th Ridder Cup USA versus Europe Phil teamed up with Tiger Woods and Bubba Watson called from Chicago We’re snagging that cup back he beamed so confident he wanted a $400,000 bet on the US team indeed he was so sure that he placed

400k on it from what we gathered Phil’s gambling losses aren’t at the previously speculated $40 million oh no they’re closer to a staggering $100 million yes he gambled away a cool 100 million over three decades betting a total of over $1 billion people are pretty split about Phil some

Are yelling guilty pointing fingers at his profits from Dean Foods and his buddy buddy relationship with Billy Walters Mr insider trading himself every action he takes is under a microscope every reason questioned others are team fill all the way highlighting the lack of formal charges and his no guilt no

Innocent settlement with the SEC it’s like a tricky Golf Course full of hidden traps and surprises here we are pondering over fills innocence or guilt it’s a personal Quest into what we believe is right and just but it’s evident that this Saga opened a can of worms about insider trading media

Influence and the Unseen shadowy side of golf and gambling are we just bystanders in this drama of Secrets and Stakes or are we pulled into the mystery seeking answers and uncovering the hidden oh Phil Phil Phil looks like our golf star is in a big mess again while his

Gambling Adventures are breathtaking the real shocker is his refusal to speak a simple truth that could have saved his friend from a lot of trouble according to his ex-friend all Phil had to do was tell the world he knew he had no inside information about stocks he chose

Silence which cost him his freedom and much more how might the rumors and lack of any real proof affect Phil mikkelson’s reputation in the long run do you think he’s guilty or not drop your thoughts in the comments and don’t forget to like And subscribe for more

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  1. 🚨What are your thoughts about Phil Mickelson? Please share and subscribe to the channel👍

  2. Insider trading happens daily ….it's not just Phil but CEO's and many of their associates. Even politicians are part these "opportunities"

  3. Mickelson has been the most shady and selfish person on the PGA from the start yet he’s remained the media sweetheart. His addiction has been covered up time and again while collecting tidy sums from Big Pharma for his arthritis. Even his sponsorship from Callaway has froth with agendas and blatant lies he’s spread about competitors equipment. I will never forgive him for his actions against the PGA Tour while accepting millions in blood money from LIV

  4. Who cares what Phil did what about all these politicians who become millionaires??? Let’s investigate them!!!

  5. I hate Phil, Tiger, and other's who bash LIV to death. It's widening professional golf to those who otherwise wouldn't have a chance. I think it's a great thing to expand pro golf to more players. Phil is a known addicted -seriously addicted with a major problem-gambler. As long as he can afford it-I guess it doesn't make it a problem per se. However, his wife hates him tremendously. That's a great way to liv e.

  6. You continually show the seal of the Social Security Admin and then say the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC). If your reporting is as shoddy as your video graphics then I think that I'll take your information with a grain of salt.

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