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Wall street is made up of “fat cat” investment managers that manipulate markets for their profit. They see what is going on and bail out before most small investors are able too. They are also the ones that buy once they bring the prices down, since they are the only ones with any money left to invest.
So if they are investment managers, whos investments are they managing? Do you mean the managers of funds that average people buy? How do they manipulate the market? Why would a small investor not be able to bail?
So if they are investment managers, whos investments are they managing? Do you mean the managers of funds that average people buy? How do they manipulate the market? Why would a small investor not be able to bail?
I guess you never heard of insider trading. That’s how brilliant investors like Hilary Clinton were able to turn $1000 into $100,000 over night.
Sure average investors could bail, but by the time they knew what the investment managers(insiders) knew the managers are out and the stock is nearly worthless.
I guess you never heard of insider trading. That’s how brilliant investors like Hilary Clinton were able to turn $1000 into $100,000 over night.
Sure average investors could bail, but by the time they knew what the investment managers(insiders) knew the managers are out and the stock is nearly worthless.
Yeah, I've heard of it, it's illegal so who ever did that will be in prison soon. All the average investor would have to do is to put a stop order to sell.
I don't think there were fund managers that were selling their own stock based on illegal inside information while abandoning their funds. If someone had proof of this they should come forward and let the heads roll.
Yeah, I've heard of it, it's illegal so who ever did that will be in prison soon. All the average investor would have to do is to put a stop order to sell.
I don't think there were fund managers that were selling their own stock based on illegal inside information while abandoning their funds. If someone had proof of this they should come forward and let the heads roll.
Sure it’s illegal, but you would have to believe in Santa Clause to believe it isn’t happening and most of them are getting away with it.
As for the stop order tell that to the people that own company stock and the corporate officers sell before the black out period then it tanks when the company stock holders aren’t allowed to sell. Don’t think that happens, think again.
Wow there is a reliable source "I heard", and not even a hint as to the source. And now you are ready to chuck it all in hole up with your guns and ammo, cause "I heard".
Hey, your in Nevada, you might like to get in on some beach front property I've been meaning to sell, surely you will simply take my word for it.
Sure it’s illegal, but you would have to believe in Santa Clause to believe it isn’t happening and most of them are getting away with it.
As for the stop order tell that to the people that own company stock and the corporate officers sell before the black out period then it tanks when the company stock holders aren’t allowed to sell. Don’t think that happens, think again.
If someone broke the law and screwed investors, show no mercy. But we can't have people tried and sentenced just because of assumptions. They must have done it so lets vilify them. Sounds like a good ol fashioned witch hunt.
It's not that easy for corp officers to grab all the money and run as you say...legally, without leaving a trace. Enron.
Oh wow "today I heard" is the new repuke neocon reliable source.
Quit listening to idiots, it is turning you into one
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Wow there is a reliable source "I heard", and not even a hint as to the source. And now you are ready to chuck it all in hole up with your guns and ammo, cause "I heard".
Hey, your in Nevada, you might like to get in on some beach front property I've been meaning to sell, surely you will simply take my word for it.
You're repeating yourself. Don't believe them when they say it's a sign of genius.
Wow there is a reliable source "I heard", and not even a hint as to the source. And now you are ready to chuck it all in hole up with your guns and ammo, cause "I heard".
Hey, your in Nevada, you might like to get in on some beach front property I've been meaning to sell, surely you will simply take my word for it.
Maybe if people would try to be a little less judgmental and listened before going off on a partisan tirade the people in this country might be able to keep the gubmint from taking over more of our lives.
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RALEIGH — Democrats in the U.S. House have been conducting hearings on proposals to confiscate workers’ personal retirement accounts — including 401(k)s and IRAs — and convert them to accounts managed by the Social Security Administration.
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The testimony of Teresa Ghilarducci, professor of economic policy analysis at the New School for Social Research in New York, in hearings Oct. 7 drew the most attention and criticism. Testifying for the House Committee on Education and Labor, Ghilarducci proposed that the government eliminate tax breaks for 401(k) and similar retirement accounts, such as IRAs, and confiscate workers’ retirement plan accounts and convert them to universal Guaranteed Retirement Accounts (GRAs) managed by the Social Security Administration.
The right-wing bots have propelled this thing into urban legend status. Why not try peeking behind the curtain every now and then. Here is the actual transcript of Teresa Ghilarducci's testimony as one of a dozen different witnesses who offered both Republicans and Democrats various perpsectives, ideas, and insights related to the multi-trillion dollar losses that have hammered pension funds and 401-k's over the past 12-15 months. Read it. See if she says to confiscate anything...
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