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Going to see Dumb Money this weekend in Australia? Don’t get burnt by the hype!

Dumb Money cast at the Zurich Film Festival
Dumb Money, Zurich Film Festival. Photo: Joshua Sammer/Getty Images

Jean Hurley

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Australian regulator uses advert to raise awareness of hype in high-risk investments.

ASIC is following in the steps of the UK’s FCA and is launching a consumer campaign to raise awareness of the risk associated with investment hype to coincide with the Australian release of Dumb Money, a new film about the GameStop short squeeze incident in 2021. The film is

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