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The Pelosis are buying large numbers of chip stock options ahead of Tuesdays subsidy vote


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33 minutes ago, ArcticCrusher said:

Buys 5 million before pumping in 50 billion.

Nothing to see.

Nothing new either.

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8 minutes ago, Mainecat said:

What are you whiners waiting for? Buy.

I heard Trump bought $100 million in the same chip stock options ... I bet you'd be happy about that, wouldn't ya TDS'er :lol2:

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1 hour ago, Mainecat said:

What are you whiners waiting for? Buy.

We are not privy to the pre boom insider trading option otherwise we would. 

And when we did we would be doing more time than Martha Stewart.  Because it is a fucking felony 

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17 hours ago, Ez ryder said:

We are not privy to the pre boom insider trading option otherwise we would. 

And when we did we would be doing more time than Martha Stewart.  Because it is a fucking felony 

Stop your whining there’s still time to buy….lmao

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16 minutes ago, Ez ryder said:

So you are ok with insider trading ad long as it is your overlords doing it . Got it .

Sorry fucking sac 

Buying stocks which will be affected by legislation you are presenting? Seems legit. 

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37 minutes ago, Ez ryder said:

So you are ok with insider trading ad long as it is your overlords doing it . Got it .

Sorry fucking sac 

It’s MCLiar, he’s ok with anything the leftists do,

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Amendment

The STOCK Act was modified on April 15, 2013, by S.716. This amendment modifies the online disclosure portion of the STOCK Act, so that some officials, but not the President, Vice President, Congress, or anyone running for Congress, can no longer file online and their records are no longer easily accessible to the public. In Section (a)2, the amendment specifically does not alter the online access for trades by the President, the Vice President, Congress, or those running for Congress.[24] The reasoning for this change was to prevent criminals from gaining access to the financial data and using it against affected persons. The amendment also eliminated the requirement for the creation of searchable, sortable database of information in reports, and the requirement that reports be done in electronic format, rather than on paper.[25] This bill was introduced by Senator Harry Reid on April 11, 2013. It was considered by the Senate and passed by unanimous consent. In the House, S.716 received only 14 seconds of discussion before being passed by unanimous consent.[26]

The main provision that was repealed would have required about 28,000 senior government officials to post their financial information online, something that had been strongly criticized by federal government employee unions. A report by the National Academy of Public Administration, published in March 2013, said that the provision could threaten the safety of government employees abroad, as well as make it difficult to attract and retain public sector employees.[27]

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