POTUS was elected despite the dismissal of such action
Insider trading by esteemed member of congress
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Another complete trash YT channel for "woke" who highly overestimate their intelligence. It's basically a study in confirmation bias and fallacious thinking.
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orange man God
typically id say that the market being over bought was obvious and shouldve been easily spotted...... but then again, ya have to remember.......... these are money managers hried by congress people. so, naturally, they are not real traders. more like regional bank branch managers and/or clerks. EW.
but claims of illegal trading are hard to make as it was clear in jan markets were over bought. thats why its unlikely there was any insider information swindlers in action.
oh by the way, to the politicians defense........ they didnt make these trades. their broker/money manager did. how would pelosi even know how to login to interactive brokers???? lol.
but claims of illegal trading are hard to make as it was clear in jan markets were over bought. thats why its unlikely there was any insider information swindlers in action.
oh by the way, to the politicians defense........ they didnt make these trades. their broker/money manager did. how would pelosi even know how to login to interactive brokers???? lol.
hopefully doj is investigating, assuming they arent already.
FBI Talks To Burr
The FBI has contacted Sen. Richard Burr over his sale of as much as $1.7 million in stock shortly before the spread of coronavirus pushed markets over a cliff. Burr has denied wrongdoing but has also requested an ethics review of the stock sales. The North Carolina Republican is one of several senators whose financial dealings shortly before markets fell have gained scrutiny in recent weeks. AP
The FBI has contacted Sen. Richard Burr over his sale of as much as $1.7 million in stock shortly before the spread of coronavirus pushed markets over a cliff. Burr has denied wrongdoing but has also requested an ethics review of the stock sales. The North Carolina Republican is one of several senators whose financial dealings shortly before markets fell have gained scrutiny in recent weeks. AP