Chris Josephs
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Out of those, it was literally pretty much half Democrats, half Republicans. So they're all doing it. Of course. Out of those 180 politicians, though, 90 of them sat on committees that directly oversaw companies that they traded. And you're like, okay, well, so that sounds like a conflict of interest.
Out of those, it was literally pretty much half Democrats, half Republicans. So they're all doing it. Of course. Out of those 180 politicians, though, 90 of them sat on committees that directly oversaw companies that they traded. And you're like, okay, well, so that sounds like a conflict of interest.
Out of those, it was literally pretty much half Democrats, half Republicans. So they're all doing it. Of course. Out of those 180 politicians, though, 90 of them sat on committees that directly oversaw companies that they traded. And you're like, okay, well, so that sounds like a conflict of interest.
And then that's what sparked me to get really into this and being like, what actually are the trades that are going on? Are they outperforming? Why are these random companies being bought? And Mike McCullough in particular, he...
And then that's what sparked me to get really into this and being like, what actually are the trades that are going on? Are they outperforming? Why are these random companies being bought? And Mike McCullough in particular, he...
And then that's what sparked me to get really into this and being like, what actually are the trades that are going on? Are they outperforming? Why are these random companies being bought? And Mike McCullough in particular, he...
checks this kind of box a lot he for example bought this stock in a company called badger meters earlier this year badger meters does a water meter solutions don't know much about it it's just freaking water meters two billion three billion dollar company turns out that the epa a couple months to his to be fair before he bought signed a mandate saying that all these water systems have to upgrade their technology beneficial for badger meters stock goes up
checks this kind of box a lot he for example bought this stock in a company called badger meters earlier this year badger meters does a water meter solutions don't know much about it it's just freaking water meters two billion three billion dollar company turns out that the epa a couple months to his to be fair before he bought signed a mandate saying that all these water systems have to upgrade their technology beneficial for badger meters stock goes up
checks this kind of box a lot he for example bought this stock in a company called badger meters earlier this year badger meters does a water meter solutions don't know much about it it's just freaking water meters two billion three billion dollar company turns out that the epa a couple months to his to be fair before he bought signed a mandate saying that all these water systems have to upgrade their technology beneficial for badger meters stock goes up
You then do some further digging, and then you realize that Tulsa, Oklahoma passed a $94 million bill to upgrade their own water meter systems right around the time that Mark Wayne Mullen bought Badger Meters. Oklahoma, Tulsa, Oklahoma is the state that Mark Wayne Mullen represents. He's the senator of it. So then you're like, EPA passes thing, passes the requirement to upgrade the water systems.
You then do some further digging, and then you realize that Tulsa, Oklahoma passed a $94 million bill to upgrade their own water meter systems right around the time that Mark Wayne Mullen bought Badger Meters. Oklahoma, Tulsa, Oklahoma is the state that Mark Wayne Mullen represents. He's the senator of it. So then you're like, EPA passes thing, passes the requirement to upgrade the water systems.
You then do some further digging, and then you realize that Tulsa, Oklahoma passed a $94 million bill to upgrade their own water meter systems right around the time that Mark Wayne Mullen bought Badger Meters. Oklahoma, Tulsa, Oklahoma is the state that Mark Wayne Mullen represents. He's the senator of it. So then you're like, EPA passes thing, passes the requirement to upgrade the water systems.
Senator buys stock. Senator's home state gives $100 million to upgrade water meter systems. Pro for Badger Meters, stock is up 50%. I think he's up like 48% on that.
Senator buys stock. Senator's home state gives $100 million to upgrade water meter systems. Pro for Badger Meters, stock is up 50%. I think he's up like 48% on that.
Senator buys stock. Senator's home state gives $100 million to upgrade water meter systems. Pro for Badger Meters, stock is up 50%. I think he's up like 48% on that.
This is just Mark Wayne Mullen. Yeah. And that's no other politicians are buying. I've never heard of Badger Meters. I don't know anything about the company. But when you when you start just connecting all the dots, there's just too many hip like controversial eyebrow raising like, oh, wait. The state that you represent just put $100 million to upgrade their water systems.
This is just Mark Wayne Mullen. Yeah. And that's no other politicians are buying. I've never heard of Badger Meters. I don't know anything about the company. But when you when you start just connecting all the dots, there's just too many hip like controversial eyebrow raising like, oh, wait. The state that you represent just put $100 million to upgrade their water systems.
This is just Mark Wayne Mullen. Yeah. And that's no other politicians are buying. I've never heard of Badger Meters. I don't know anything about the company. But when you when you start just connecting all the dots, there's just too many hip like controversial eyebrow raising like, oh, wait. The state that you represent just put $100 million to upgrade their water systems.
Oh, wait, you just bought the company that specializes in upgrading water systems. Oh, wait, now the stock has been crushing on earnings and you're still loaning it. It's up 40%. He sold it earlier this year. He held it for probably, I think, like eight months. But I think he made like 50%, 40% to 50% on that stock. And again... This isn't an Apple. You know, this isn't a Google.
Oh, wait, you just bought the company that specializes in upgrading water systems. Oh, wait, now the stock has been crushing on earnings and you're still loaning it. It's up 40%. He sold it earlier this year. He held it for probably, I think, like eight months. But I think he made like 50%, 40% to 50% on that stock. And again... This isn't an Apple. You know, this isn't a Google.