In this video i'm going to be reviewing financials of a senator, if you know of any representatives or senators you'd like me to review financials on. Let me know in the comments down below. I did aoc now it's time for elizabeth warren. Let me know who you'd like to see next comment below, oh and for those people who are gon na expose make sure to get life insurance in as little as five minutes.

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I am concerned about a culture of corruption when we find out that there have been three different high officials at the federal reserve who have engaged in practices that may be a violation of law, but certainly undermine the public's confidence about whether they are acting to line Their own pockets or, on behalf of the american people, that's a real problem and it's a real problem in leadership. We need a leader who makes it clear. I mean this actually shouldn't have been an issue who could be at the federal reserve in a position of authority and responsibility and think that it is okay to trade, individual stocks or to move from a bond uh portfolio to a stock portfolio. The day before there is a major announcement about possible changes: okay, so fair uh in in some regard, there's some fairness in what she's saying you had uh three people, rosengren kaplan and clarida trade stocks during some of the craziness of 2020 and clarita moved money from A bond fund one to five million dollars from a bond fund to a stock fund uh.

It is true the day before there was a big federal reserve announcement. This. This is true uh and it's. It is kind of like oh wait, a minute that that's a little shady, that's a little sus like we, we shouldn't be seeing that now.

Usually, elizabeth warren is quite the by the dipper uh, which i think is is cool like i went through her prior reports and i think it's useful to look when you go into her. For example, 2020 report: they just buy the dip, it's uh, it's her and her husband and if you scroll down to her financial disclosures, she regularly kind of buys the dip, see here's her 2019, which was filed in 2020, and you get a lot of uh. Usually purchases here, so you get some sales listed up top, but most of them are purchases of between a thousand to fifteen thousand dollars, and it's all in these tiaa funds that that she buys and she's constantly buying uh the dip. And it's usually it's just one to fifteen thousand dollars, which could be like 10k, 10k, 10k, 5k, whatever, but most of the time she's buying the dip.

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In 2020, as well during the financial crisis, so you saw a lot more purchases than than even sales. So, quite the by the dip i mean here february 20th bought the dip, or maybe there wasn't, maybe necessarily even a dip there, which is that same one to fifteen thousand dollars. I don't know that she even really cares about buying the dip. I think it's just this sort of regular buying around march bot uh, you know in in april bot in may bot in june bought uh it and so in july, bought in august spot doesn't really care.

It just seems like whatever putting our money into here. In this case it was the vanguard, total stock market, so she's buying index funds which, in fairness, hey, you know, that's not trading individual stocks, but she did just bag on one of the federal reserve. Members from for going from a bond fund to to a stock fund in fairness that federal reserve member went from a stock fund to a from a bond fund to a stock fund the day before an announcement. But i have to say i did think it was very interesting that she would use that example uh when uh, when she also.

Let me see if i could find it here, take a look at this uh on september 9th, and i don't know if this was right before catalyst or anything. Maybe not. Maybe it was maybe it wasn't. But it's kind of interesting that in 2020, elizabeth warren also sold a bond fund and moved it into a stock fund so like for what it's worth.

She kind of did the same thing again, maybe not right before a catalyst, but kind of did go from a bond fund to a stock fund. So uh, you know who knows. Maybe this is a sign that it's just like either everybody in in politics should be. You should be banned from trading or nobody should be uh but uh.

I i kind of kind of i'm like ah wait a minute. What was happening in september in congress to make you go from a bond fund to a stock fund yourself. So i don't know. I think that's a little odd, uh and and note this is different from her regular buying right, because i i do appreciate that she's constantly doing this one to 15 000 buying here, but this is different because you have this larger well, this 50 000 to 100 000, move from a bond fund to a stock fund.

You did also, i believe, have a transition over here from a type of uh from a type of index fund to a vanguard. So she took her her fund money from tiaa worth between a million and five million dollars and went to vanguard. That also happened on the same day, so she did do a transition from a stock fund to a stock fund. On that particular day.

That's not such a big deal, but but seeing the transition from a bond to a stock fund, but then also bagging on somebody else for doing that sort of transition. Again, maybe maybe in fairness because of the catalyst. But she did also make that transition that year - and i don't know - i mean what was going on in congress last september, uh last september we were negotiating, i mean we didn't pass the 600 stimulus check until december uh. You know the we.

This was right before the uh uh the budget crisis right, but anyway i just thought i'd make that mention that you know it's not like elizabeth warren is not making trades either. Who knows again, maybe not right in front or or uh right right before a particular catalyst like the fed? Did it's worth noting that jerome powell, the federal reserve, is now looking to update their rules around ethics for trading, especially around catalyst events, which probably kind of fair? Personally, i think they should just go to instant disclosure for anybody who works for the government or or something related to the government. I would say that the federal reserve is related to the government, but not the government right uh, but uh yeah. Why? Why do they get 45 days before disclosing right? Why do they get delays? Not fair should be instantaneous, but i just specifically thought it was interesting how she would choose to say: how could you go from a bond fund to a stock fund again right before catalyst, but she did also make that sort of transition again.

Maybe the timing different, but uh, you know. Maybe she took inspiration. That said, let me know whom you'd like me to expose next uh, leave a comment down below and check out the aoc video, if you have not yet where we go through aoc's financials i'll link that down below thanks for watching folks, and we will see you In the next one grab that coupon code before it expires on october 29th, as well linked down below next to the link for life insurance. You can get in as little as five minutes.

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