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🇺🇸 CONGRESSIONAL WEALTH: THE UNETHICAL ACCUMULATION OF PELOSI, MCCONNELL, SCHUMER, AND WARREN
Nancy Pelosi's staggering net worth, estimated at $202 million, raises eyebrows everywhere—primarily amassed through her husband Paul's real estate dealings and speculative investments in tech giants like Alphabet and Microsoft.
Her financial disclosures reveal a pattern of benefiting from stock market surges, suggesting an unethical use of insider knowledge gained through her long congressional tenure.
Mitch McConnell, with a net worth of $95 million, is married to Elaine Chao, whose family's wealth from the Foremost Group has arguably conflicted with his legislative decisions.
The Foremost Group, an American company, primarily deals in dry bulk shipping, focusing significantly on the Asia-Pacific region, with much of its cargo linked to China.
Many of their ships are constructed in Chinese state-owned shipyards and financed by loans from Chinese governmental institutions like the Export-Import Bank of China.
Elaine Chao's familial ties to the Foremost Group, coupled with her governmental roles, have raised ethical concerns about potential conflicts of interest—especially given her father's connections to high-level Chinese officials.
Public scrutiny has ensued due to allegations that Chao leveraged her public office to promote her family's business interests, leading to several investigations that did not result in criminal charges.
Chuck Schumer's wealth, around $75 million, is built on what some critics argue is exploiting his position.
His investments in companies like Apple and Amazon… hmm.
Elizabeth Warren, who has amassed about $67 million—but from where?
Her book deals and continued investments, as per her financial disclosures, might indicate she's not as disconnected from the system she criticizes as one might assume.
Source: OpenSecrets, U.S. Senate Public Records, Congressional Financial Disclosures
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🇺🇸 CONGRESSIONAL WEALTH: THE UNETHICAL ACCUMULATION OF PELOSI, MCCONNELL, SCHUMER, AND WARREN
Nancy Pelosi's staggering net worth, estimated at $202 million, raises eyebrows everywhere—primarily amassed through her husband Paul's real estate dealings and speculative investments in tech giants like Alphabet and Microsoft.
Her financial disclosures reveal a pattern of benefiting from stock market surges, suggesting an unethical use of insider knowledge gained through her long congressional tenure.
Mitch McConnell, with a net worth of $95 million, is married to Elaine Chao, whose family's wealth from the Foremost Group has arguably conflicted with his legislative decisions.
The Foremost Group, an American company, primarily deals in dry bulk shipping, focusing significantly on the Asia-Pacific region, with much of its cargo linked to China.
Many of their ships are constructed in Chinese state-owned shipyards and financed by loans from Chinese governmental institutions like the Export-Import Bank of China.
Elaine Chao's familial ties to the Foremost Group, coupled with her governmental roles, have raised ethical concerns about potential conflicts of interest—especially given her father's connections to high-level Chinese officials.
Public scrutiny has ensued due to allegations that Chao leveraged her public office to promote her family's business interests, leading to several investigations that did not result in criminal charges.
Chuck Schumer's wealth, around $75 million, is built on what some critics argue is exploiting his position.
His investments in companies like Apple and Amazon… hmm.
Elizabeth Warren, who has amassed about $67 million—but from where?
Her book deals and continued investments, as per her financial disclosures, might indicate she's not as disconnected from the system she criticizes as one might assume.
Source: OpenSecrets, U.S. Senate Public Records, Congressional Financial Disclosures
It’s not like these politicians started companies or were NBA All-Stars, so where did they get all the money?
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This chart should be the reason you do not pay any attention to earnings forecasts https://t.co/MDFG2bizSj
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This chart should be the reason you do not pay any attention to earnings forecasts https://t.co/MDFG2bizSj
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ARAR Fund on PAX Global Technology $PAXL HK
Thesis: PAX Global is an undervalued investment with strong assets, a low P/E of 5.5, and attractive 9% annual dividends
(Extract from their Q4 letter) https://t.co/t1OmbyYL9x
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ARAR Fund on PAX Global Technology $PAXL HK
Thesis: PAX Global is an undervalued investment with strong assets, a low P/E of 5.5, and attractive 9% annual dividends
(Extract from their Q4 letter) https://t.co/t1OmbyYL9x
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In case you were too focused on the Mag7, a gentle reminder from @FT on Chinese stocks rally this year.
Should have added #BYD stock to the chart, up 25% in the past week alone.
$BABA https://t.co/WwQhiswRn4
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In case you were too focused on the Mag7, a gentle reminder from @FT on Chinese stocks rally this year.
Should have added #BYD stock to the chart, up 25% in the past week alone.
$BABA https://t.co/WwQhiswRn4
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Hidden Value Gems
I don’t remember why I added $MYTE to my watchlist recently. But just saw it popped +24% yesterday.
Luxury e-commerce platform in Germany. Has anyone seen a good write up on this name? https://t.co/dRCZpLRjDD
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I don’t remember why I added $MYTE to my watchlist recently. But just saw it popped +24% yesterday.
Luxury e-commerce platform in Germany. Has anyone seen a good write up on this name? https://t.co/dRCZpLRjDD
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That was fast 👇🏼
A great thread by @ClarkSquareCap
h/t @luisrei95 for flagging.
https://t.co/nKcLgcjfVU
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That was fast 👇🏼
A great thread by @ClarkSquareCap
h/t @luisrei95 for flagging.
https://t.co/nKcLgcjfVU
I don’t remember why I added $MYTE to my watchlist recently. But just saw it popped +24% yesterday.
Luxury e-commerce platform in Germany. Has anyone seen a good write up on this name? https://t.co/dRCZpLRjDD tweet
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RT @wallstengine: Google has expanded Whisk, its experimental AI-powered image remixing tool, to over 100 countries. Whisk allows users to upload three images—for subject, scene, and style—and remix them into a new creation using Google’s Imagen 3 model. Users can further customize the output with text prompts.
Previously available only in the U.S., Whisk offers a more visual approach to image creation compared to traditional text-based generation tools. However, it remains unavailable in regions like India, Indonesia, the EU, and the U.K.
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RT @wallstengine: Google has expanded Whisk, its experimental AI-powered image remixing tool, to over 100 countries. Whisk allows users to upload three images—for subject, scene, and style—and remix them into a new creation using Google’s Imagen 3 model. Users can further customize the output with text prompts.
Previously available only in the U.S., Whisk offers a more visual approach to image creation compared to traditional text-based generation tools. However, it remains unavailable in regions like India, Indonesia, the EU, and the U.K.
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RT @RPunor: @DegenRolf Ask a trader: Weekdays prior to a long weekend have a statistical tendency to be up, improved probability= bigger position=bigger risk.End of period, people hurry to improve the result of the last period, because they show this to others. Mutual funds publish results each month.
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RT @RPunor: @DegenRolf Ask a trader: Weekdays prior to a long weekend have a statistical tendency to be up, improved probability= bigger position=bigger risk.End of period, people hurry to improve the result of the last period, because they show this to others. Mutual funds publish results each month.
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