The financial advisor from Essex celebrated influencers being dragged to court – accusing of promoting high-risk money-making schemes.The FCA says CFDs are high-risk, with 80 per cent of customers who invest in them losing money.

They appeared in court and pleaded not guilty to charges related to online investment schemes.Ranting in a TikTok video, Ron said: “Finally the FCA are cracking down on these absolute doughnuts.The trial has been set for 2027 at Southwark Crown Court.Stars including The Only Way is Essex’s Lauren Goodger, Love Island’s Biggs Chris and Geordie Shore’s Scott Timlin were charged with promoting an unauthorised investment scheme to their followers on Instagram.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) brought charges against the stars, alleging they were paid to promote a high-risk trading scheme on social media between 2018 and 2021.”They have no qualifications or experience in the industry. Emmanuel Nwanze and Holly Thompson appeared in court longside the stars.He added: “Stop thinking you can make quick, easy dough – you can’t. Don’t do it.”

LOVE Island star Ron Hall has slammed Towie and Geordie Shore stars in a furious TikTok rant.The are alleged to have been running the scheme.

“I’m fed up of seeing it and I’m so glad they are cracking down on this. It does my head in.””All for a pay day they’re getting people to lose their money.They face up to two years in prison if convicted.The Love Islander went on to reveal he’s had countless offers to promote similar schemes.