JUST IN: Elon says DOGE will look into government officials who have a high net worth while making just a salary in government.
How did they accrue all that money???
Not saying this is on the up and up, but entirely possible since its really only a factor of 5.
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Never heard of ET, but if you got in at $6.50 and it's paying 8% (apparently 6.5% right now), that's around 20% dividend based on your initial investment. That's a hell of a deal.Not saying this is on the up and up, but entirely possible since its really only a factor of 5.
Since 2020 my net worth has tripled and it isn't nearly that high so I couldn't afford to be as aggressive as someone that had "millions extra". On BIdens inauguration day NVDA was about $13/share and today its a bit over $130. I couldn't have sunk a big chunk of money in it, but what I did sink a bunch of money in was WMT which has gone from $50 to $100 and one of my favorite stocks ET which has gone from $6.50 to $20 all while paying an 8% dividend.
Oh yeah, nothing corrupt going on there.
I remember, of the names I did, that their net worth went up 20-40%. The percentages really came down to how long they had been in Congress.
ET used to be CEQP, I got in March 2020, dumped almost everything I had in my Roth IRA into energy stocks and a small medical supply company that made surgical masks. Still think my record is buying Michaels though, only got a few hundred shares and it went from something like $2 to going private with a $20/share offer.Never heard of ET, but if you got in at $6.50 and it's paying 8% (apparently 6.5% right now), that's around 20% dividend based on your initial investment. That's a hell of a deal.
I have a million almost-rich stories, because I keep picking the good stocks but I don't invest very heavy into them and then I jump out when I get 2-3x my money instead of riding it out. My biggest regret is only putting $10k into AMD when it was $4 a few years back and then jumping out when it got to $11.
It’s worse than you think. Evidently very little went to the HOTEL for rooms. Something like 40 mil went to food, SECURITY and other stuff.I am outraged by this story and firing is not enough. That bitch needs to be put in prison for the rest of her life. People in NC need help recovering from a freaking storm months ago, and this bitch is all, "Oh we don't have any money...." because she spent it all putting illegal aliens in fancy NYC hotels.
At the very least she should have to pay back that money.
The thing is - if you’re in Congress - and you hear stuff - is it strange that you might act on it? Even though a lot of it is information most people will never know?About 10 years ago, I started to make a list of congress critters net worth at their initial election to Congress and current net worth..Lots of digging and got through about 20 names before I got tired of it. I remember, of the names I did, that their net worth went up 20-40%. The percentages really came down to how long they had been in Congress. Most of the people I did had been in Congress 10 yrs or less.
I'd send them to NC, TN and FL to work their asses off helping rebuild. THEN send them to jail.
Good. Effers. As far as I'm concerned those bitches embezzled that money and should spend the rest of their lives in prison.
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Overhearing stuff or getting a good stock tip isn't insider trading...The thing is - if you’re in Congress - and you hear stuff - is it strange that you might act on it? Even though a lot of it is information most people will never know?
I’m not defending them. I’m just saying, you have a colleague, they tell you they made money - sure, it’s insider trading. They tell you how they make money at speaking engagements. And so on.
If we don’t want them cashing in on their “celebrity” - we need better controls. We already have Congress critters who think of themselves as special royalty.