Trading - The Congress Critter Way

[Casey Jones]

I don't want to pay ANY of this - especially now that we see where the money's been going.

And what it's done.

What's our problem right now? INFLATION.

What's inflation - what was the meaning of the word, before Marxists re-wrote the academic texts?

INFLATING THE CURRENCY SUPPLY.

We pay the money - half of it; the other half is just printed up. The Majik Money Machines ramp up and shower the NGOs with it.

The NGOs frictionlessly feed it to these Somalis and their Circle-D keepers.

Pouring YUUGE quantities of money into the market. Moar money chasing the same amount of goods - LESS goods, if you consider what's happening to beef and foodstuffs.

What happens? Anyone can see it, unless he's indoctrinated. PRICES EXPLODE.

Now...I like Massie and I have to support Trump, but if they want moar military money....G-D IT, TAKE IT FROM THESE ILLEGAL GRIFTING SOMALIS AND THEIR (not OUR) POLITICAL PARTY!

 

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‘This is not a stock trading ban’: New bill puts Dems in a tough spot

Democrats who want to ban stock trading by members are frustrated by a new bill, though at least one has already signed on to support it.

rollcall.com

 

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Congressman sold UNH stock weeks before Trump's Medicare comments — now the trade is drawing attention​

UnitedHealth Group UNH shares are falling on Tuesday after the company reported quarterly financial results and drew investor reaction to President Donald Trump‘s comments on Medicare insurers.

Investors in the health insurance company may be sitting on losses, but one member of Congress may have timed his exit to minimize them.

Congressman Sells UnitedHealth Shares​

Rep. Kevin Hern (R-Okla.) sold UnitedHealth shares in December, weeks ahead of Trump's comments and quarterly earnings, according to the Benzinga Government Trades page.

Hern sold $250,000 to $500,000 in UnitedHealth shares on Dec. 23, completely exiting his holdings of the health insurance company. The transaction was disclosed on Jan. 22.

More:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/new...rawing-attention/ar-AA1V6gFu?ocid=socialshare

 

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While politicians shape U.S.-China relations, their families turn to the stock market

Politicians' spouses and children are buying and selling stocks in TSMC, Alibaba, and Tencent.

restofworld.org

 

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