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Elizabeth Warren Slams “Atrocious” Fed Insider Trading, Asks SEC To Investigate If Trades Were “Illegal”

For once we agree with Elizabeth Warren: the Massachusetts socialist sent a letter to the SEC asked the commission best known for Sucking Elon’s C**k to investigate whether trades made by Fed officials, including (but hardly limited to) Kaplan, Rosengren and Clarida violated insider trading laws and asked the agency to determine the legality of “ethically questionable transactions” by three Fed officials.

As we reported over the weekend, late on Friday the Fed revealed that centrist Fed vice-chair Clarida had moved millions out of one mutual fund and into two other equity funds  the day before Fed Chairman Jerome Powell issued a statement flagging a potential rate cut due to  pandemic concerns, and sparking a major market surge.

While Clarida, formerly of Pimco, has kept radiosilence in the past few days, Kaplan and Rosengren have already resigned. And even though a Fed spokesman told Bloomberg that Clarida’s 2020 transactions “represent a preplanned rebalancing of his accounts” the optics of doing such a “rebalancing” one day ahead of Powell’s hint that mega QE is coming is hardly good judgment, and is at best insider trading.

2 thoughts on “Elizabeth Warren Slams “Atrocious” Fed Insider Trading, Asks SEC To Investigate If Trades Were “Illegal””

  1. If the shoe fits wear it Liz. She is pissed because she believes that only members of congress should be the only ones that are exempt from insider trading laws as they currently are.

  2. So Liz the no show college professor that got her job by pretending to be an indian is upset, well whoop de doo.

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