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Journal. The fraudsters are at it again. They're luring individuals into stock market scams and this time they're posting ads on social media pretending to be successful investors and hedge fund managers.

The biggest one is Steve Cohen who's worth $20 billion and owns the New York Mets.

He's a big time hedge fund manager, but they also have Ray Dahlio of Bridgewater

Kathy Wood of Bark Investments who had like 150% return a couple of years ago.

We'll talk to Wall Street Journal contributor Randall Smith about how the scam works and how to

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dot com slash Wall Street right now. Fraudsters posing online as well-known billionaires and investment

gurus are luring people into stock market scams.

Wall Street Journal contributor Randall Smith has been looking into this and joins me.

Randy, these scammers have chosen some big names to impersonate.

Who's on the list?

The biggest one is Steve Cohen who's worth $20 billion and owns the New York Mets.

He's a big time hedge fund manager, but they also have Ray Dahlio of Bridgewater,

Kathy Wood of ARC investments who had like 150% return a couple of years ago and

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