Interesting that the SEC believes "The SEC's intention is to create a level playing field for all investors in the capital market, ensuring that all have the same information about the company when it goes out for sale on the market."
As I understand it, that doesn't apply to your Senate and Congress members who are allowed to trade on inside information. Hmmm, if my comment is correct, that's one rule for the people, another rule for the politicians in Washington. Or should that be..."no rule for the politicians in Washington"?
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