Published: 2022-03-11
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Nancy Pelosi's stock and options trading portfolio yielded a 56% return, significantly outperforming the historical average stock market return.
"Nancy Pelosi beat the stock market because she did 45.5 four times more than the historical average but her options trading portfolio did even better she returned 66.7 percent for a combined total between stocks and options at 56 percent five times more than the yearly average or twice as good as the amazing stock market we had last year"
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Nancy Pelosi bought call options on Tesla and Disney just before their stock prices increased, implying she had prior knowledge of upcoming positive events.
"before anyone knew what was actually going on she perfectly timed both Tesla and Disney and she bought call options betting on those stocks to go up which of course they did"
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Nancy Pelosi bought call options on Nvidia immediately before the American Semiconductor funding bill was passed, suggesting foreknowledge of the bill's positive impact on Nvidia's stock.
"also right before the American Semiconductor funding bill was passed she bought call options into Nvidia betting on that stock to go up which also of course it did"
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Nancy Pelosi's investments timed perfectly with Netflix's announcement of entering the video game sector, implying she had advanced knowledge of this strategic move.
"also they perfectly timed Netflix before Netflix announced that it was getting into the video game sector on June 14th 2021 which of course the stock went up"
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Marjorie Taylor Greene invested in Chevron (CVX), an oil giant, which saw a nearly 10% increase in stock price within five days.
"first there's Marjorie Taylor green and the first stock she invested in is CVX Chevron and oil giant which is up in the last five days close to 10 percent"
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Marjorie Taylor Greene invested in Lockheed Martin (LMT), a defense contractor, which experienced a 16% increase in stock price within a month following the start of a conflict.
"she also bought Lockheed Martin LMT which is actually considered a war stock which does really well during times of conflict because they make weapons and military aircraft now in the last five days it hasn't moved much but since the start of the invasion just one month ago this stock is up over 16 percent which is huge"
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Marjorie Taylor Greene invested in NextEra Energy, which saw a 3% increase in stock price over the last five days.
"she also invested into next era energy and in the last five days it's up only three percent which is not as good still incredible but just not as good as some of the other ones"
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Robert Whitman invested in the Energy Select Sector ETF (XLE), anticipating a rise in oil prices, and saw a 4.1% gain in five days.
"there's also Robert Whitman who bought XLE the energy select sector which is an ETF or a collection of energy stocks because this guy knew that oil would do well but he didn't know which stocks specifically so he bought all of them which is pretty smart and in the last five days he's up 4.1 percent"
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Mark Greene invested $1 million in ET Energy Transfer and has seen a 2% return, equivalent to $20,000.
"there's also Mark Greene who invested one million dollars into ET energy transfer so far he's up only two percent which is only twenty thousand dollars"
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Mark Greene invested over $1 million in EnLink Midstream around February 10th, and has gained over $100,000 (10%) in less than 30 days.
"but that's okay because he invested over one million dollars into n link Midstream on February 10th ish and so far he's up 10 or over one hundred thousand dollars in less than 30 days"
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A proposal by Senators Ossoff and Kelly aims to require members of Congress and their families to divest their stocks or place them in a blind trust.
"Senator John osoff and Senator Mark Kelly put together a proposal that would force members of Congress and their family members to sell all of their stocks or invest in what's called a blind trust"
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Cabinet members can sell stocks, even if not direct conflicts of interest, and reinvest the proceeds into money market funds or treasury bonds to defer capital gains taxes indefinitely.
"when they are appointed to their position they're allowed to sell their conflicts of interest and pay no taxes at all imagine you owned a ton of McDonald's stock but you were starting to work for Burger King soon well in this case it looks like a conflict of interest for you to own your competitor's stock so you're given the option to divest or sell out of your McDonald's stock now if you're a normal person then you have to pay capital gains taxes on that sale assuming you made money on it right but if you're a Cabinet member you are given the option to sell whatever you want it doesn't necessarily have to be some conflict of interest just whatever you want and as long as you take that money and reinvest it into certain money market funds or treasury bonds which are considered some of the safest Investments anyone can make you can defer those taxes until you sell those assets"
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One argument for allowing insider trading is based on the Efficient Market Hypothesis, suggesting stock prices already reflect all available public and private information, thus making them accurately priced.
"the argument for allowing insider trading to exist is because of the efficient market hypothesis and it says that stocks at any given time will always be accurately priced because at any given time both public and private information is reflected in the price"
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Another argument for permitting insider trading is the difficulty in proving it, suggesting it's not a wise use of government resources to pursue such cases.
"another argument for allowing insider trading to exist is because it's very difficult to prove and it doesn't make sense to spend valuable government resources"
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A guaranteed method to make money in the stock market is to 'buy and hold long term,' which involves continuous purchasing and holding assets over an extended period, even through market downturns.
"my opinion is that there's three guaranteed ways to make money in the stock market and here's what they are Buy and Hold long term that's what I did with my oil stocks in 2014 I bought a bunch of them and they crashed hard and I lost a ton of money on paper but I held on and I continued buying more and it took seven years going on eight for them to finally break even and now I'm finally starting to make money but once again on paper so the guaranteed way to make money is to just buy and hold long term and continue buying"
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A second guaranteed way to profit in the stock market is to be a politician with access to non-public information about future events.
"the second guaranteed way is of course to just be a politician with information on what's about to happen"
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