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Traders Likely Learned About Hamas Plans Ahead Of Time

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Traders May Have Been Told About Hamas Plans To Attack Israel On Oct 7Niamh Harris – Unusual market activity showed that some traders knew in advance that the October 7th attack on Israel was coming.

A study by US researchers suggests that inside traders knew about the Hamas plan to attack Israel on October 7 and used that to make millions of dollars by short-selling Israeli securities trading activity on Tel Aviv and US stock exchanges before October 7

Israeli authorities are now investigating claims that some investors may have known about the attack in advance and used the knowledge to make hundreds of millions of pounds. Continue reading →

Massive Insider Trading Scandal Downplayed by Biden WH

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Massive Insider Trading Scandal Downplayed by Biden WHPatriotic Viral News – The White House is once again gaslighting Americans over the latest scandal to come out of the Biden regime – claiming that a major instance of insider trading is nothing to worry about.

On more than one occasion the White House press team has worked to convince Americans that they’re crazy for believing Biden and his cronies have done something wrong, even if the evidence is irrefutable.

And that’s exactly what has happened here. Continue reading →

Securities And Exchange Commission Hacked

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insider tradingJoseph P Farrell – We’ve seen a spate of hacking lately that makes one wonder what is going on and who is behind it: indeed, are we dealing with just one “who”? or a multitude? And if a multitude, are their activities coordinated in any way? If one looks at all the stories in recent years, going all the way back to 9/11 (and indeed further), then the total picture looks grimly compelling.

There was the Sony hack, of course, but since then, we’ve heard stories and allegations of the hacking of major banks: JP Morgan Chase, even the Federal Reserve, and, just yesterday I blogged about the implications of recently fired Vatican bank auditor Libero Milone, who’s short statement implicates similar activity against (or by?) the Vatican bank.  Then the Social Security administration, credit reporting agencies like Equifax, and so on.

On 9/11, as I outlined in my book Hidden Finance, Rogue Networks, and Secret Sorcery, there were reports from workers at Deutsche Bank in New York that their system had been invaded and non-responsive for about seven seconds, apparently trades were executed, just before the planes struck. As is known, during the following week, normal securities clearing regulations were suspended, which allowed securities to be substituted for other securities that were scheduled to clear. We’ll get back to the SEC in a moment. Continue reading →

The Underbelly Of Corporate America: Insider Selling, Stock Buy-Backs, Dodgy Profits

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The hollowing out of corporate strengths to enable short-term profiteering by the handful at the top leads to systemic fragility. C H Smith

CharlesHughSmithAnonymous comments on message boards must be taken with a grain of salt, but this comment succinctly captures the underbelly of Corporate America: massive insider selling, borrowing billions to buy back their own stocks to push valuations to the moon so shares granted as compensation can be sold for a fortune, and dodgy accounting strategies that boost headline profits and hide the gutting of investments in long-term growth.

Here’s the comment:

“I’m occupying a vantage point that allows me to see what is going on inside the top Fortune 50 companies. I have never seen such rot before. Of the 50, at least 30 have debt at 120% of cash. Most have cut capex, R&D and maintenance by 80%. Most have been borrowing money to do stock buy-backs, while simultaneously selling off business units and doing layoffs.

Of the 50, at least 20 have 100% insider selling. For some, you would have to go back decades to find a point where all of the acting board of directors are selling. In essence, they are paying the mortgage with their credit cards. Without bookkeeping games, there are no solid earnings. There will be no earnings growth.

“Executive compensation based on stock performance” is killing corporate America.

A black swan is not needed to make it fall, a gentle breeze will do just fine.” (source message thread)

So let’s try contesting these points. Continue reading →