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Nancy Pelosi recently realized a $1.8 million profit from a stock investment in NVIDIA over the short period of 92 days.
She sure is smart. I had no idea.
wow
almost like she had inside info.
No not all, but there are members of both parties who do. Some like Pelosi's husband have made 10s of millions on options trades with short term expiration dates. Nothing to see here!They ALL do.
No not all, but there are members of both parties who do. Some like Pelosi's husband have made 10s of millions on options trades with short term expiration dates. Nothing to see here!
Paul Pelosi Jr., who received 700,000 shares of Borqs Technologies as compensation for his services, became the second-largest investor after CEO Pat Sek Yuen Chan when other company insiders sold their shares in June 2021, the Daily Mail reported, citing Security and Exchange Commission filings.
Probably did it the old fashioned way............insider trading.View attachment 935192
Nancy Pelosi recently realized a $1.8 million profit from a stock investment in NVIDIA over the short period of 92 days.
She sure is smart. I had no idea.
Probably did it the old fashioned way............insider trading.
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Nancy Pelosi recently realized a $1.8 million profit from a stock investment in NVIDIA over the short period of 92 days.
She sure is smart. I had no idea.
One of the biggest GRIFT schemes in congress, insider trading that would land any citizen in jail.
You chirp like a Parrot. Almost always wrong. chirp chirp. This is the second attempt it seems?They all have insider info and sadly it's legal for them all.
With the ever-increasing polarization of American politics, both sides of the aisle have amplified their calls to restrict congressional insider trading in recent years. While Congress passed the STOCK Act in 2012 as an attempt to combat congressional insider trading, the STOCK Act is widely regarded as a failed solution that is in desperate need of an overhaul. Nevertheless, despite these renewed calls for reform, Congress has resisted imposing restrictions on itself.