The White House is giving inside information to Wall Street

[SeaMajor7]

So far, as expected.

Yes, the daily dose of TDS madness AS EXPECTED.
You demented avenger subverted demoralized Stalinist Marxist Leninist zombie ASSHOLES are as predictable as the sunrise.
Orange Man BAD.
Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

 

[berg80]

If you're not giving highly valuable, ACTIONABLE information to EVERYONE at the SAME TIME, you are perverting capitalism. That is an absolutely foundational rule, and it's no secret on Wall Street.

On Wall Street it's called Reg FD. A requirement that pertinent information about a company's business must be disseminated to everyone or no one in the interest of Full Disclosure.

 

[1srelluc]

No details on timing.....In other words the dem shill OP does not know shit about what constitutes insider trading.

Disclosing the timing is what would make it smack of insider trading.



When Bloomberg’s Weisenthal said the big story from Gasparino scoop is that the White House is giving “Wall Street executives early heads up on trade negotiations, rather than the existence of the deals themselves,” the Fox reporter pushed back.

“Joe Weisenthal obviously has never reported on Wall Street; I broke all of the financial crisis stories because the White House was talking to Wall Street,” Gasparino responded.

Fox reporter says White House is giving Wall Street execs inside information on tariff negotiations - The Mind Shield

Fox reporter Charles Gasparino reported on Thursday that the Trump administration is giving Wall Street executives insider information about negotiations regarding ongoing trade deals. “People inside the Trump White House are alerting Wall Street execs they are nearing an agreement in principle...

themindshield.com

 

[the watcher]

More likely Wall Street is sharing plans with the White House.

 

[berg80]

One question that comes to mind. Is the info being passed on to CEO's accurate?

BEIJING — U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday refuted China’s claims that there were no ongoing trade discussions between Beijing and Washington.

“They had a meeting this morning ... It doesn’t matter who ‘they’ is. We may reveal it later, but they had meetings this morning, and we’ve been meeting with China,” Trump told reporters.

The statement followed China’s denial of any talks with the U.S. and calls for abolishing “unilateral” tariff measures for resolving trade issues.

“At present there are absolutely no negotiations on the economy and trade between China and the U.S.,” Ministry of Commerce spokesperson He Yadong told reporters in Mandarin, translated by CNBC. He added that “all sayings” regarding progress on bilateral talks should be dismissed.

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/04/24/china-says-no-talks-with-the-us-on-trade-calls-for-canceling-unilateral-tariffs.html

This video.................

......doesn't show a telling part on trump's comments. He was pressed by a reporter to name exactly who in the Chinese government was being negotiated with. Trump's answer........ “They had a meeting this morning ... It doesn’t matter who ‘they’ is.
We may reveal it later, but they had meetings this morning, and we’ve been meeting with China,”

I call bullshit.

 

[berg80]

More likely Wall Street is sharing plans with the White House.

Gosh, you're such a dope.

 

[SeaMajor7]

Gosh, you're such a dope.

IRONY

 

[pknopp]

It's Okay If Trump Does It!™

Seems before it was OK when Dem's did it for Dem's. Both parties (and MAGA) absolutely suck and are destroying the country over the mad desire for power.

 

[sparky]

On Wall Street it's called Reg FD. A requirement that pertinent information about a company's business must be disseminated to everyone or no one in the interest of Full Disclosure.

Do educate us Berg

I've been "private industry" going on four decades , what exchanges that i have with government am i required to disclose publicly?

~S~

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

Trump Brags About How Tariff Pause Made His Friends ...​

The New Republic
https://newrepublic.com › breaking-news
Apr 10, 2025 — “He made $2.5 million today, and he made $900 million! That's not bad,” Trump said, pointing to financial investor Charles Schwab and Roger Penske, a Nascar team owner, respectively.

The day’s biggest individual winner should come as no surprise: Elon Musk made a whopping $36 billion as Tesla stock soared up 23 percent. Trump’s surprising decision to temporarily back off his steep tariffs has sparked major concerns of obvious market manipulation, and even potential insider trading.

 

[1srelluc]

Trump Brags About How Tariff Pause Made His Friends ...​

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The New Republic
https://newrepublic.com › breaking-news
Apr 10, 2025 — “He made $2.5 million today, and he made $900 million! That's not bad,” Trump said, pointing to financial investor Charles Schwab and Roger Penske, a Nascar team owner, respectively.

The day’s biggest individual winner should come as no surprise: Elon Musk made a whopping $36 billion as Tesla stock soared up 23 percent. Trump’s surprising decision to temporarily back off his steep tariffs has sparked major concerns of obvious market manipulation, and even potential insider trading.

"Concerns"....Nothing solid, just BS.....You have nothing.

 

[SeaMajor7]

Trump Brags About How Tariff Pause Made His Friends ...​

View attachment 1104146
The New Republic
https://newrepublic.com › breaking-news
Apr 10, 2025 — “He made $2.5 million today, and he made $900 million! That's not bad,” Trump said, pointing to financial investor Charles Schwab and Roger Penske, a Nascar team owner, respectively.

The day’s biggest individual winner should come as no surprise: Elon Musk made a whopping $36 billion as Tesla stock soared up 23 percent. Trump’s surprising decision to temporarily back off his steep tariffs has sparked major concerns of obvious market manipulation, and even potential insider trading.

MSMMSM
dOPey has Nothing Original as usual.

 

[berg80]

Do educate us Berg

I've been "private industry" going on four decades , what exchanges that i have with government am i required to disclose publicly?

~S~

Regulation FD, or Regulation Fair Disclosure, is a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) rule designed to prevent public companies from selectively disclosing material nonpublic information to certain investors. It mandates that companies publicly disclose such information simultaneously to all investors to create a "level playing field".

I used Reg FD as an example of the ethical requirement on management to keep the public informed on an equal basis about its business. If members of the regime are letting selective CEO's know what is going on behind the scenes with tariff negotiations.............let's say CEO's who have contributed to Dotard's campaign...........that's an ethical violation. Because at the least it may give one company a competitive edge over another. You can see that, right?

 

[Mac1958]

On Wall Street it's called Reg FD. A requirement that pertinent information about a company's business must be disseminated to everyone or no one in the interest of Full Disclosure.

I took that document pretty fuckin' seriously.

You can lose EVERYTHING.

 

[Care4all]

Do educate us Berg

I've been "private industry" going on four decades , what exchanges that i have with government am i required to disclose publicly?

~S~

Are you on Wall Street? This law involves publicly sold stocks on the market.

 

[iamwhatiseem]

A reporter says someone said something, and the something is not even that remarkable.
Telling someone they are in talks and may have an agreement is not "inside information"
You can literally get that info from a variety of sources - Google it.

But Mac1958 has severe TDS - so... Panic and outrage ensue.

 

[Mac1958]

One question that comes to mind. Is the info being passed on to CEO's accurate?

That's a good question.

 

[berg80]

I took that document pretty fuckin' seriously.

You can lose EVERYTHING.

The SEC can dole out a pretty serious fine if it finds violations of Reg FD. Not to mention what the board may do to you.

 

[1srelluc]

For the dem simpletons and their shills.

If Trump informed certain people on Wall Street that a trade deal was going to happen prior to the opening today then that would be insider trading.

Informing Wall Street that a deal is in the works (no timeline) is just an effort to keep things calm.

 

[berg80]

That's a good question.

Obvious Dotard is lying about there being negotiations with China. The video I posted a link to is priceless. He was caught in a lie but expertly evaded the reporter's direct question cuz...................he has so much practice lying.