Tom Hardin

So if the stock goes up 20%, you might make 200% on the stock.

And so he's doing it.

the woman that called me, she has her entire brokerage account.

She told me in the stock for this event, which probably wasn't smart.

And so I still haven't traded yet, but I'm starting to get, I think that like a little like FOMO, like I got this information, right?

She's going to make millions.

This guy's going to make millions.

This guy he told is going to make a lot of money.

But I'm still holding out until he calls me back and says, dude, did you buy some?

Like, we are all in.

Everybody here is in.

And there's this thing.

Yeah.

And so there's this thing, the fraud triangle.

When the employee crosses that line, there's the opportunity, the need to do it, the rationalization.

Right.

So the need was there for the short term performance.

The opportunity for me to do this was I'm the junior partner.

I can buy a stock in our portfolio and not even have to talk to the boss as long as less than 1% of the assets we manage for clients.

So if we manage $100 million, I could buy a $999,000 position in the stock.