Genius Group Ltd. stock (GNS) rallied another 95% in morning trading Friday, extending its prior-day gains after the Singapore-based education company announced it had appointed a former F.B.I. official to probe alleged illegal trading in its stock.
The stock rose a record 290% on Thursday in heavy volume and saw 7.2 million shares change hands premarket Friday.
The company said Timothy Murphy, a former deputy director of the F.B.I., will lead a task force investigating naked short selling of its stock that has depressed the price. The company is also issuing a special dividend to shareholders to help expose the wrongdoing.
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