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Maybe he had Wells in his personal portfolio for awhile, realized it, and then sold. If you look at the chart, it wasn't a particularly good time to sell. The
by aeternum 3y ago
Maybe he had Wells in his personal portfolio for awhile, realized it, and then sold. If you look at the chart, it wasn't a particularly good time to sell.
The trades that Congress continually make are much more suspect. I don't understand why there's not more focus on those trades where there is blatant corruption.
- epolanski 3y ago> Maybe he had Wells in his personal portfolio for awhile, realized it, and then sold. How's that relevant to him lying about it and being a hypocrite?
- solarkraft 3y agoThat it wasn't a lie if he believed his statement to be true. He would consequently also not be a hypocrite for it.
- epolanski 3y agoHe literally went in front of CNBC and told the interviewer he owned JP Morgan because Berkshire owned Wells Fargo. And yet, he owned Fargo. We don't even know if there were more instances, because only sales are reported, but not buys.
- melling 3y agoHypocrisy I say!! Hypocrisy! People love spending their lives looking for it. Ever watch Fox News for 10 minutes. It’s a business model.