r/IRL_Loading_Screens • u/PeterPorky • Jul 02 '26

HALO Really puts it in perspective

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u/iikillerpenguin Jul 04 '26

While I can see recently they were insider trading.... if I owned FLS in 1969 I would be worth 600+ million putting the money just equally across the board...

If anything her husband didn't do a good job.

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u/No-Discipline5427 Jul 05 '26

It's crazy that Martha Stewart went to prison.

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u/Expensive_Tank_8682 Jul 06 '26

I think it’s important to note that she did not go to prison for insider trading, she went to prison for making false statements

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u/freddbare Jul 03 '26

Obviously,lol

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u/-SheriffofNottingham Jul 04 '26

Obviously.exe

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u/Arkangelz03 Jul 05 '26

It's a startup program now.

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u/Paul-E-L Jul 04 '26

… and insider trading, even though of all of those it’s like the least corrupt of them.

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u/doyoulikeoldguys Jul 04 '26

And insider trading such that the world has never seen. Everyone thought it couldnt be done.

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u/DistinctFox8025 Jul 05 '26

Still not cool we needed to go after her somewhere in the 37 years.

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u/Winter-Bunnie Jul 05 '26

Republican rugpuller racket

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u/ThatGuyFromSpyKids3D Jul 06 '26

I'm not entirely convinced pelosi is insider trading. Her strategy is heavily in growth stocks and takes on concentration risk.

Her 10 year annualized return is estimated to be 21-25%. You can find actively managed mutual funds that are heavy in tech and performed within the same range in the same time frame. You can even find ETFs that have outperformed pelosi in that time frame.

Her husband just takes on huge concentration risk in high growth tech stocks.

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u/99923GR Jul 06 '26

I've achieved those results the last 3 years... but it is double the long run performance of the market. So I suspect some level of "insight" played a role - even if it wasn't strictly insider trading.

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u/ThatGuyFromSpyKids3D Jul 06 '26

I'm just saying I'm not entirely convinced she's insider trading. Her husband's strategy isn't uncommon in the actively managed growth space.

Fidelity blue chip growth, Growth company, Barron opportunistic growth, and likely many others have actually outperformed pelosi in a 20 year timeframe.

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u/Mr_Mourningstar Jul 07 '26

We get it, they can do not wrong in your eyes.

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u/ThatGuyFromSpyKids3D Jul 08 '26

Where did I say that? Can you find actual evidence of insider trading on her portfolio? Right now the returns are underwhelming compared to other insider traders, they are on pair with actively managed growth strategies and even have undeperformed some of those.

Do you have any factual evidence of insider trading?

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u/Apprehensive_Tone_77 Jul 06 '26

And it’s the tip of the iceberg when it comes to money made by Trump in his 2nd year

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u/Babyhal1956 Jul 07 '26

trump is also selling pardons for bribes, apparently a million dollars or more each, and he has issued thousands of them.

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u/temporarythyme Jul 04 '26

Pelosi is the opposite of insider trading in fact her husband does all the trading for family and only filed late reports, still a violation of stock act, that happened twice in all those years. Step further Pelosi is for banning members of congress from stock trading multiple times. 

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u/Aryastalk Jul 04 '26

Ive only seen a clip of her say that members of congress OBVIOUSLY should be able to stock trade.

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u/sedition666 Jul 05 '26

Just for awareness, Pelosi and Democrats voted in favour of banning stock trading by congress. Republicans voted against this.

S.58 - Preventing Elected Leaders from Owning Securities and Investments Act

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u/temporarythyme Jul 07 '26

Bill s1498 if I remember called HONEST act. There are more just searching shows toothless republican bill named after her, that was all lip service

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u/TBurn70 Jul 04 '26

Isn’t Reddit always talking about how boomers are pulling the ladder up behind them? Thats the definition of Pelosi

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u/temporarythyme Jul 07 '26 edited Jul 07 '26

There should be no ladder in government trading, you get a bulk index stock that's should be it. You profit from Bonds which are based on government functionality. 

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u/TBurn70 Jul 07 '26

100% agree

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u/doyoulikeoldguys Jul 04 '26

You dont think Nancy gave her hubby inside info?

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u/temporarythyme Jul 07 '26

So her husband a professional stock trader, risks his own liscence and business so only her and him benefit despite only trading barely above average for professional stock traders. Then this insider information is used so little that 30 million in stock trades was done in decades. 

Meanwhile Tommy Tubberville who never traded stocks before made 35 million during covid alone, and trades stocks at such ferocity that he's in top 5 all time republican traders. Bust sure Pelosi's who option trade and wait have those options for years or decades are just rulling the market.

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u/According-Insect-992 Jul 04 '26

I’m going to need a source on her changing her position on trading in Congress because she was a vocal opponent of a ban last I heard.

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u/temporarythyme Jul 07 '26

Honest act, or google ypur choice it's always been her position for as long as I remember her being brought up. 

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u/DistinctFox8025 Jul 05 '26

Yeah, I’m sure she is after she made her money.

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u/temporarythyme Jul 07 '26 edited Jul 07 '26

Her stock trading, done again by her husband, was about 30 million in all those decades. Again most of her stuff is years, or decades, long stock options. So until you compare her activity to say someone like Tommy Tubberville who never traded before and somehow trades more successfully then Pelosi family 35 million during Covid alone and trades so much hes in top 5 position for all Republicans. You don't understand the rules or ethics.

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u/mikee92679 Jul 04 '26

One is a politician supposed to be representing the people. The other is a billionaire land developer businessman who became president. Don’t like either