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Unusual stock trading by members of Congress

24 pointsby hadeohedronabout 3 years ago

4 comments

leksakabout 3 years ago
&gt; In the first quarter of 2012, while many people were selling stocks during a broad market decline, one US Senator from Georgia purchased $180,000 worth of Cisco Systems shares.<p>&gt; As a result of the Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent lockdowns, their products are now more relevant than ever. The company’s revenue has gone up by 20% since last year—and it seems like this Senator knew about this before everyone else did.<p>To suggest that anyone saw anything like Covid19 seven years ahead of time through the data they&#x27;re privy to is quite the suggestion.
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minismabout 3 years ago
Nice detailed report about this corrupt nonsense in 2021: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;unusualwhales.com&#x2F;i_am_the_senate&#x2F;full" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;unusualwhales.com&#x2F;i_am_the_senate&#x2F;full</a>
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mech987about 3 years ago
&gt;Two senators from Oregon turned a combined profit of $122,000 on iShares Russell 2000 Index Fund between January and March.<p>This particular trade is not worth worrying about. Wow, some senators traded on an index fund. Must&#x27;ve been some real insider stuff, to know enough material non-public information about a collection of 2000 companies to be able to wring all that profit out of it.
tchock23about 3 years ago
Why does it not mention names until the very last person? It makes the article seem like it has an agenda.