US EditionRep. Marjorie Taylor Greene bought stocks hit hard by Trump tariffs during the market meltdown
- Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene bought stocks hit hard by Trump's tariffs during the market meltdown last week.
- Greene, a supporter of Trump's trade policies, pounced on stocks like Lululemon, Dell, Amazon, and Restoration Hardware's parent company when they were down 40% on average.
- Lawmakers have proposed bills banning members from stock trading due to potential conflicts of interest, but none have passed yet.
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Young people are going against the trend – buying stocks in the crash
During the stock market crash in the days after Donald Trump's tariff announcement, young people went against the grain and bought up shares, according to online broker Avanza. "It's like catching a falling knife," says 17-year-old Elias El Shobaki.
'Moscow Marjorie' Greene, this is how the pro-Trump congresswoman bought shares in the Wall Street crash
Putiniana, no vax, anti-migrants, in the three pages of his statement there are at least 275 thousand dollars worth of purchases of Lululemon, Restoration Hardware, Dell...
NewsBusters Podcast: Lester Holt Hypes the 'Trump Tariff Meltdown'
NewsBusters Podcast: Lester Holt Hypes the 'Trump Tariff Meltdown' If Trump’s second term was a movie, the network news anchors would title it Trump Tariff Meltdown. In all the tariff turbulence, the networks have obsessed over economics with a very negative tone, even on the typically soft-news morning shows. Good news on inflation and employment is buried in the "meltdown" hype. When it comes to Trump, on any issue, the broadcast network “ne…
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene bought up tech, apparel shares that surged after Trump’s tariffs pause
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene bought up US companies' stocks that dipped following news of President Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs -- before rallying when a 90-day pause on most world countries except China went into effect Wednesday.
Marjorie Taylor Greene made some shady stock trades before tariff flip-flop
Hours before announcing his decision Wednesday to lower tariffs on nearly every country in the world for 90 days, President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social urging people to buy stocks. "THIS IS ...
It may be weeks before we learn which politicians cashed in on Trump's tariff-driven stock market dip
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene bought thousands of dollars of stock in 17 different companies as markets began to tank in the wake of Trump's tariff announcement.Allison Robbert/AFP via Getty ImagesMarkets tumbled — and then soared — on Trump's tariff announcements in the last two weeks.Now, Democrats are suggesting Trump engaged in market manipulation and insider trading.Lawmakers and Cabinet officials have weeks to disclose any trades they made i…
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