NEW YORK (AP) – Give Marjorie Taylor Greene Cree where it is due: as the actions have landed on fellow fellows, she showed her faith in the president not only with words but tickets from a dollar.
The Republican deputy, passionate about the Trump administration’s commercial policy, not only bought actions last week when others threw them in panic – she picked up some of the greatest losers.
Lululemon, Dell Computer, Amazon, the parent of the restoration equipment and a few others struck by Trump’s pricing threats fell 40% at the end of last week when she jumped.
The data from a financial holding holding document required of three pages do not disclose exactly how much it has paid for actions, only ranges and dates.
But even if she has spent, some of her bets operate so far, at least from Wednesday.
HR, formerly called Hardware Restoration, is the clear winner of Greene. He jumped more than a third from Friday’s fence when she bought it after an amazing price collapse that even shook the chief of the furniture retailer.
“Oh, Sh …!” Said the CEO of HR, Gary Friedman, at a conference call last week when the title plunged.
Dell jumped 9% since Greene bought the stock last week after losing more than half of its value.
The legislators of the two main parties proposed bills prohibiting members of current negotiations due to the apparent conflict of interest to have actions of companies that they can strongly influence with the positions they can take in office.
But none of the bills below appointed – the transparent representation of the representation of maintenance and confidence in the congress, for example – was adopted. A new bill, the end Congressal Stock Trading Act, was proposed last month.
The Greene office did not respond to requests for comments from the Associated Press.
Maga’s supporter was frank in his support for Trump’s prices.
“Prices are a powerful proven lever source to protect our national interests,” she posted on X earlier this year, adding “we will win this trade war”.
Investors are not completely convinced.
After increasing on Wednesday, when Trump described a partial stop on import taxes, the actions were resting on Thursday.
