Controversial sharetrader Tyson “ASX Wolf” Scholz, who flaunts a Lamborghini-driving lifestyle on social media, reaped $1.16 million in 10 months from selling “stockmarket courses”, court documents allege.
The documents, filed by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission in a case against Mr Scholz, paint a picture of social media being used to convert followers into a substantial subscription base.
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