On Saturday, May 14, 2022 at 4:55:06 PM UTC-7, Blake wrote:

Nancy shamelessly profits from insider trading.

Jan 26 (Reuters) - A year since a Reddit-driven retail trading
frenzy rocked the markets and created the 'meme stock' phenomenon,
leading U.S. lawmaker Nancy Pelosi's investments have become a meme
in their own right.

Google searches for 'Pelosi stock trades' hit a record high earlier
this month as users on social media platforms including Twitter,
Reddit, Youtube and TikTok scrutinize her investments, believing the
U.S. Speaker of the House may have an edge on Wall Street.

Discussion of Pelosi's trades is a recurring theme on social media
including 'wallstreetbets', the Reddit forum where retail investors
banded together a year ago to coordinate frenzied buying of video
games retailer GameStop (GME.N) and other companies, which
eventually became known as meme stocks.

Trade disclosures filed by Pelosi, a multi-millionaire, are shared
widely across social media soon after they appear on the House
website. Companies she disclosed trades in last year include Apple
(AAPL.O), Amazon , Tesla (TSLA.O) and Microsoft (MSFT.O).

Like other Congressional lawmakers, Pelosi is legally required to
file disclosures of her stock trades. Her reports have garnered
growing attention amid a massive uptick in retail trading - as well
as recent calls to ban lawmakers from trading at all, a debate
Pelosi has been pulled into in recent weeks.

On Monday, 27 House members signed a letter calling for a floor vote
on recent proposals to prohibit Congress members from owning stocks
"in light of recent misconduct."

That was the latest push to ban stock trading by lawmakers after
Pelosi in December defended their rights to trade. In a reversal,
Pelosi last week signaled her willingness to potentially advance
legislation that could ban stock trading by lawmakers. read more

Last year, Pelosi filed transaction reports showing her husband,
financier Paul Pelosi, made trades valued at as much as $5 million
at a time in 'Big Tech' companies now facing an antitrust bill in
Congress. Those companies are also among the most widely held across
Wall Street, making investing in them relatively common.

A 2012 law makes it illegal for lawmakers to use information from
their work in Congress for their personal gain. The law requires
them to disclose stock transactions by themselves or family members
within 45 days.

Transaction reports are typically filed days after the actual
purchases and sales, making it potentially difficult for traders
aiming to mimic lawmakers' specific trades.

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-house-speaker-pelosis-stock- trades-attract-growing-following-online-2022-01-26/

Nancy investing the money she got from Ukraine, when she was there?

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On Sunday, May 15, 2022 at 1:09:13 AM UTC-7, Scream wrote:

On Saturday, May 14, 2022 at 4:55:06 PM UTC-7, Blake wrote:

Nancy shamelessly profits from insider trading.

Jan 26 (Reuters) - A year since a Reddit-driven retail trading
frenzy rocked the markets and created the 'meme stock' phenomenon,
leading U.S. lawmaker Nancy Pelosi's investments have become a meme
in their own right.

Google searches for 'Pelosi stock trades' hit a record high earlier
this month as users on social media platforms including Twitter,
Reddit, Youtube and TikTok scrutinize her investments, believing the
U.S. Speaker of the House may have an edge on Wall Street.

Discussion of Pelosi's trades is a recurring theme on social media including 'wallstreetbets', the Reddit forum where retail investors
banded together a year ago to coordinate frenzied buying of video
games retailer GameStop (GME.N) and other companies, which
eventually became known as meme stocks.

Trade disclosures filed by Pelosi, a multi-millionaire, are shared
widely across social media soon after they appear on the House
website. Companies she disclosed trades in last year include Apple (AAPL.O), Amazon , Tesla (TSLA.O) and Microsoft (MSFT.O).

Like other Congressional lawmakers, Pelosi is legally required to
file disclosures of her stock trades. Her reports have garnered
growing attention amid a massive uptick in retail trading - as well
as recent calls to ban lawmakers from trading at all, a debate
Pelosi has been pulled into in recent weeks.

On Monday, 27 House members signed a letter calling for a floor vote
on recent proposals to prohibit Congress members from owning stocks
"in light of recent misconduct."

That was the latest push to ban stock trading by lawmakers after
Pelosi in December defended their rights to trade. In a reversal,
Pelosi last week signaled her willingness to potentially advance legislation that could ban stock trading by lawmakers. read more

Last year, Pelosi filed transaction reports showing her husband,
financier Paul Pelosi, made trades valued at as much as $5 million
at a time in 'Big Tech' companies now facing an antitrust bill in
Congress. Those companies are also among the most widely held across
Wall Street, making investing in them relatively common.

A 2012 law makes it illegal for lawmakers to use information from
their work in Congress for their personal gain. The law requires
them to disclose stock transactions by themselves or family members
within 45 days.

Transaction reports are typically filed days after the actual
purchases and sales, making it potentially difficult for traders
aiming to mimic lawmakers' specific trades.

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-house-speaker-pelosis-stock- trades-attract-growing-following-online-2022-01-26/

Nancy investing the money she got from Ukraine, when she was there?

They should investigate the trades, If Nancy gave inside poop to her husband she ought to be charged along with her Hubby 'Paul' .

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I was put off by Nancy for flying to Ukraine over like it was a football game...
She is too old and we have some younger and better democrats to at her place.

Half of Congress is TOO fucking OLD.




On Sunday, May 15, 2022 at 1:09:13 AM UTC-7, Scream wrote:

On Saturday, May 14, 2022 at 4:55:06 PM UTC-7, Blake wrote:

Nancy shamelessly profits from insider trading.

Jan 26 (Reuters) - A year since a Reddit-driven retail trading
frenzy rocked the markets and created the 'meme stock' phenomenon,
leading U.S. lawmaker Nancy Pelosi's investments have become a meme
in their own right.

Google searches for 'Pelosi stock trades' hit a record high earlier
this month as users on social media platforms including Twitter,
Reddit, Youtube and TikTok scrutinize her investments, believing the
U.S. Speaker of the House may have an edge on Wall Street.

Discussion of Pelosi's trades is a recurring theme on social media including 'wallstreetbets', the Reddit forum where retail investors
banded together a year ago to coordinate frenzied buying of video
games retailer GameStop (GME.N) and other companies, which
eventually became known as meme stocks.

Trade disclosures filed by Pelosi, a multi-millionaire, are shared
widely across social media soon after they appear on the House
website. Companies she disclosed trades in last year include Apple (AAPL.O), Amazon , Tesla (TSLA.O) and Microsoft (MSFT.O).

Like other Congressional lawmakers, Pelosi is legally required to
file disclosures of her stock trades. Her reports have garnered
growing attention amid a massive uptick in retail trading - as well
as recent calls to ban lawmakers from trading at all, a debate
Pelosi has been pulled into in recent weeks.

On Monday, 27 House members signed a letter calling for a floor vote
on recent proposals to prohibit Congress members from owning stocks
"in light of recent misconduct."

That was the latest push to ban stock trading by lawmakers after
Pelosi in December defended their rights to trade. In a reversal,
Pelosi last week signaled her willingness to potentially advance legislation that could ban stock trading by lawmakers. read more

Last year, Pelosi filed transaction reports showing her husband,
financier Paul Pelosi, made trades valued at as much as $5 million
at a time in 'Big Tech' companies now facing an antitrust bill in
Congress. Those companies are also among the most widely held across
Wall Street, making investing in them relatively common.

A 2012 law makes it illegal for lawmakers to use information from
their work in Congress for their personal gain. The law requires
them to disclose stock transactions by themselves or family members
within 45 days.

Transaction reports are typically filed days after the actual
purchases and sales, making it potentially difficult for traders
aiming to mimic lawmakers' specific trades.

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-house-speaker-pelosis-stock- trades-attract-growing-following-online-2022-01-26/

Nancy investing the money she got from Ukraine, when she was there?

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