In light of the GOP Senators engaged in rampant insider trading, we must see the stock trades of the Trump family in the month of February.
3 GOP senators & 1 Democrat senator (Diane Feinsten)
It sure is weird how that last part didn't make it into your comment. It's almost as if bias is coming through...
Feinstein sold AT THE BOTTOM. But sure...go with 75% of Senators discovered so far are GOP. It's all the same lmao
Today I learned that February 18 was the bottom.
I guess no one told that to the market over the last month.
Whoa, did she sell an index fund?? Oh, whoops. Didn't want to provide that point, did you?
Burr and Loeffler continued to publicly talking up the economy in February, while they dumped their stocks. Loeffler then invested in Citrix. What do they do?
Also, it wasn't Feinstein who made the trades. It was her husband.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein disclosed that her husband, Richard C. Blum, sold a biotech stock in January, when it was trading near its 2020 intraday lows.
Blum, the founder and head of investment firm Blum Capital Partners, sold $500,001 to $1 million in Allogene Therapeutics stock on Jan. 31, according to a form the senator filed with the Secretary of the Senate. Specific values aren’t required for disclosure, only ranges.
You...you do realize stocks have different highs and lows than the broad market, right?
The day that Blum sold Allogene stock, shares of the cancer researcher traded for as low as $21.28, just above the current 2020 intraday low of $21.25, which was set the next trading day, Feb. 1.
Since then, however, Allogene stock has been rising, closing Friday at $27.00 for a year-to-date gain of 3.9%, while the S&P 500 index, a proxy for the broader market, has fallen 8.6%. Last year, Allogene stock slipped 3.5% while the S&P 500 rose 28.9%.
But sure, investigate all members of Congress who made irregular trades (i.e. non-reoccurring) since January 24th.
I see you are failing to note anything from Burr or Loeffler. Wonder why that is? Bias?
Keep posting in bad faith. You are doing so great at it so far, sweetie.