Re: OT Money Power and Wall Street
- From: Jack Drek <oy oy oy.oy !>
- Date: Tue, 08 May 2012 18:44:26 -0400
On Tue, 08 May 2012 17:27:27 -0500, Les Cargill
<lcargill99@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Perhaps you could elaborate on that further. I've never heard anyone
come out and actually say insider trading is a good thing.
Tony
If an officer of a corporation is about to resign on principle and
dumps stock over it, it sends a sharp negative signal. That's one example.
Les Cargill
While it may happen everyday, to make a stock trade on IS info the
rest of the stock world doesn't have a clue of a chance about knowing
thus doing said action to make $$$$$ B4 '..they.." do is a crime.
...esp should said parties do said dance to make said happen....
...no principles, no morals, no dumps, no divorces, no deaths,
<insert whatever letters ya can spell> here, it's crime. So.,.
What is everybody'z problem?
Spank them...spank them all... (:<
JJTj
...It's been called 'kayfabe'...
.....U know or U know not...
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