I'd love for someone to explain why this is supposed to show what the OP's title says. This is idiotic. The stocks seem to be mostly energy and tech stocks including such stocks as Exxon, Palo Alto Networks, Crowdstrike, and a bunch of other oil/gas/renewables stocks.
Most of the politicians are unknowns - certainly not the big evil ones (aside from Pelosi).
Tuberville was a college football coach before being a Senator. Do you think his financial advisor wouldn't have had him in energy and tech stocks for his portfolio? If so, he should've been fired.
Unless I'm missing something this looks like someone either doesn't like those people, or those stocks, and made a chart without any context to demonize them or the stocks. A lot of them are fairly rich and probably added to their net worth using the Congress' insider trading benefits, but a lot of them were pretty rich before even becoming politicians. Like Tuberville, or even the guy at the top of the list Kevin Hern. Dude had a bunch of businesses, owned multiple McDonald's franchises, and many other things.
I don't like the insider trading stuff at all, but what does any of this have to do with benefiting from a middle-east war? I'm sure that stocks like PANW are responsible for this somehow...
I'd love for someone to explain why this is supposed to show what the OP's title says. This is idiotic. The stocks seem to be mostly energy and tech stocks including such stocks as Exxon, Palo Alto Networks, Crowdstrike, and a bunch of other oil/gas/renewables stocks.
Most of the politicians are unknowns - certainly not the big evil ones (aside from Pelosi).
Tuberville was a college football coach before being a Senator. Do you think his financial advisor wouldn't have had him in energy and tech stocks for his portfolio? If so, he should've been fired.
Unless I'm missing something this looks like someone either doesn't like those people, or those stocks, and made a chart without any context to demonize them or the stocks. A lot of them are fairly rich and probably added to their net worth using the Congress' insider trading benefits, but a lot of them were pretty rich before even becoming politicians. Like Tuberville, or even the guy at the top of the list Kevin Hern. Dude had a bunch of businesses, owned multiple McDonald's franchises, and many other things.
I don't like the insider trading stuff at all, but what does any of this have to do with benefiting from a middle-east war? I'm sure that stocks like PANW are responsible for this somehow...