Insider Trading?

Pelosi household poured millions into Bloom Energy weeks before S&P 500 announcement sent shares surging

Nancy Pelosi's latest financial disclosure reveals her household sank between $3 million and $12 million into Bloom Energy stock and options just weeks before the company's addition to the S&P 500 sent shares up nearly 40%.

The former House Speaker signed a transaction report on August 21 detailing two rounds of purchases in the San Jose, California-based fuel cell maker, trades that, once again, preceded a major catalyst for the stock.

Bloom Energy closed at $277.22 per share on Tuesday, more than doubling year-to-date and climbing more than 400% over the past twelve months. The company now carries a market cap of nearly $83 billion.

The timing raises the same question that has trailed the Pelosi household for years: how does a retired lawmaker's portfolio keep landing on the right side of market-moving news before the rest of Wall Street catches up?

Pelosi will retire when her current term ends on January 3, 2027.

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Wake up America," says Dan Crenshaw

Dan Crenshaw Slams Jesse Watters for Cheating on His Wife

Well, that was just one of the things that set him off in retaliation

Tuesday during a segment of his prime time hour, Fox News anchor Jesse Watters made an allegation that lawmakers in Washington, including Rep. Dan Crenshaw, may be involved in insider trading.

Republicans and Democrats were among the targets, and one Republican was dismayed to be included on this list.

The segment from Jesse Watters Primetime touched upon Crenshaw, mentioning him by name and including him on the chart, although he does not receive the primary attention in the segment.

Although Crenshaw refrained from contesting the figures referenced by Watters, he did affirm possessing “$10,000 invested in stocks” but claimed an absence of trading activity spanning “over a year.”

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It's Irrelevant, says Nancy Pelosi

Pelosi Calls Her Insider Trading Million Dollar Tesla Stock Buy ‘Not Relevant’

Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was called out for her very profitable insider trading Tesla stock deal that she made shortly before the Biden administration released plans to make the federal automobile fleet electric.

Tesla stock has been a darling of Wall Street for years, and the company, as well as corrupt members of Congress, stand to reap huge profits if the federal government mandates that their 645,000 car fleet be overhauled to only consist of electric vehicles.

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Stock Act signed

Back on January 24, 2012 State of the Union, the President said, “Send me a bill that bans insider trading by members of Congress; I will sign it tomorrow.”

Yesterday, Obama signed into law the STOCK Act, a bipartisan bill that prevents members of Congress from trading stocks based on nonpublic information they obtain in the position of their elected office. He failed to mention all his top bundlers, those 1 percenters he likes to diss when convenient, who recently were invited to a big March 14 Whitehouse event and gave nearly $11 million to his campaign...Wall Street insiders and fat cats who I guess never get any inside info.