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How "the System" Steals From The Small Investor

Posted on 03/08/2007 07:46 AM | Link | Post Comment
Yes, I said steals! This is of course legalized stealing. Here are a couple of examples how corporate executives, who are given (free lunch) huge amounts of stock, cash out. Sometimes their own company helps to boost the stock price by announcing a stock buyback. Basically, it is the "Robinhood" theory in reverse. Rob from the poor, and give to the rich. Wall Street gets the little guy to buy while the insiders sell. What a racket! AIG- American International Group Stock Buyback Announcement: 3/1/07- $8 Billion- Expanded Insider Selling: Insiders Who Sold SCHREIBER BRIAN T/ 3-7-07 3,500 shares@ $69.45 GREENBERG MAURICE R/ 3-6-07 400,000 shares@ $69.86 STARR INTERNATIONAL CO INC/GREENBERG MAURICE/ 1-4-07 to 3-6-07/ 4,221,710 shares @$69.68-$72.13
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