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RNWK in 2000 when Maria used it to finance her campaign:
$56.75.
RNWK in 2010
$3.71
So here we have Maria Cantwell unloading a lot of overvalued securities on an unsuspecting public, and then 10 years later whining about "reform".
Jailer -- put her in bars!
Cantwell wants the market to return to something that she (and everyone else) can make money in again, instead of only just the Goldman gangsters and their ilk. Go Go Maria.
The derivatives market should be heavily regulated and widely understood by investors. Unfortunately for the general populace, it is the real shark tank, not stocks", and the big players want to keep it that way.
#6.
Thank you, Bernie Madoff...but isn't it lights out time at the State Pen?
Never forget that the lack of regulation means that TODAY you are at just as much risk of total financial system meltdown as back when Comrade Bush was in power.
Of course you're right. I should have realized Maria selling her stock and having it in the dumps *10 years later* is the crime of the century.
My bad.