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Main Forums => Politics => Topic started by: roo_ster on October 11, 2010, 09:46:22 AM
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http://volokh.com/2010/10/10/insider-trading-on-capitol-hill/
Turns out that Congress exempted itself and congressional staffers from insider trading laws...and makes a tidy profit from so doing.
This study:
http://www.professorbainbridge.com/professorbainbridgecom/2010/07/insider-trading-inside-the-beltway.html
shows that US Senators manage to beat market returns by 12% per year. U.S. households on average underperform the market by 1.4% per year. Corporate insiders on average beat the market by only about 6% per year.
[mel_brooks]It's good to be the king! Pull![/mel_brooks]
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...Turns out that Congress exempted itself and congressional staffers from insider trading laws...and makes a tidy profit from so doing.....
[barf] Old, old, OLD story! And it should STOP!
We need another revolution .... oh, wait, public forum here, I can't be seen advocating violence. oooops :facepalm: [tinfoil]
Atleast [barf] will always be available.
Moving on ...... (*sigh*)
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Hell I've got more credibility than the entire congress, can I exempt myself from GCA '68?
Congress, home of law abiding thieves and liars(because they are exempted).
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Hell I've got more credibility than the entire congress, can I exempt myself from GCA '68?
Congress, home of law abiding thieves and liars(because they are exempted).
Don't be afraid to dream a little bigger, laddy. *exempts self from the '34 NFA*
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It looks as if I'm learned of another situation where I could say "If I'm on a jury where someone is charged with violating a law Congress exempted itself (or some other .gov folks) from, I WOULD NOT CONVICT. Period. End of discussion."