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To: ggersh who wrote (66012)	10/20/2021 8:08:49 PM
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Also from Jesse. “Legal analysts say that Wall Street insider trading laws do not apply to Congress. As an open and public institution, the legal assumption has long been that any member of the public can have access to information about how Congress works. In practice, though, that's simply not true, as powerful members of Congress come into contact daily with market-moving tidbits. That gap between the law and the reality has made Capitol Hill a virtual free-fire zone for insider trading. Over the years, academic studies have found that members of the House of Representatives beat the market by as much as six percent per year and members of the Senate do even better than that." Eamon Javers, Congress Members Took Part in Insider Trading, 11 Nov 2011 So, go run for Congress or Senate, then do insider trading. Get rich quick. -g-

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