Kendricks insider trading?
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Can still suspension time from goodell.
Possibly- but not likely.
Just heard this...
Dude came off as way too smart in the last HK episode to pull a bonehead move like this.
Yeah... plus it's a "white-collar" crime so the league won't get that aggressive.
Yeah how hard the SEC is going to go after him will depend on how big that scheme was. He offered to pay it back already, a plus. A million bucks is small potatoes as far as insider trading goes. I'm sure you remember Enron's former CEO saved himself around $60 million dumping his stock in the company before they went bankrupt.
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Gave tickets and 10k for info to profit 1.2 million.
Gave tickets and 10k for info to profit 1.2 million.
Well, usually Federal Insider trading stuff moves at the speed of a glacier- so I wouldn't expect it to affect him this season- fortunately. From a financial standpoint- at affects the Browns not at all. He's on a one year $2.2 million deal.
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Can still suspension time from goodell.
Possibly- but not likely.
Just heard this...
Dude came off as way too smart in the last HK episode to pull a bonehead move like this.
Yeah... plus it's a "white-collar" crime so the league won't get that aggressive.
Yeah how hard the SEC is going to go after him will depend on how big that scheme was. He offered to pay it back already, a plus. A million bucks is small potatoes as far as insider trading goes. I'm sure you remember Enron's former CEO saved himself around $60 million dumping his stock in the company before they went bankrupt.
Possibly- but not likely.
Yeah how hard the SEC is going to go after him will depend on how big that scheme was. He offered to pay it back already, a plus. A million bucks is small potatoes as far as insider trading goes. I'm sure you remember Enron's former CEO saved himself around $60 million dumping his stock in the company before they went bankrupt.
Unless that scheme is LIBOR and involved the deliberate mispricing of 300+ trillion of assets, of course. You know - prosecute the small fry, let the big ones go.
UBS managers were phoning their employees to not send emails regarding libor because those emails could be tracked. Yep, that's normal!
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Possibly- but not likely.
Yeah how hard the SEC is going to go after him will depend on how big that scheme was. He offered to pay it back already, a plus. A million bucks is small potatoes as far as insider trading goes. I'm sure you remember Enron's former CEO saved himself around $60 million dumping his stock in the company before they went bankrupt.
Unless that scheme is LIBOR and involved the deliberate mispricing of 300+ trillion of assets, of course. You know - prosecute the small fry, let the big ones go.
UBS managers were phoning their employees to not send emails regarding libor because those emails could be tracked. Yep, that's normal!
Unless that scheme is LIBOR and involved the deliberate mispricing of 300+ trillion of assets, of course. You know - prosecute the small fry, let the big ones go.
UBS managers were phoning their employees to not send emails regarding libor because those emails could be tracked. Yep, that's normal!
However, the potential prison terms can increase based on the amount of money gained through the insider trading. For example, the guidelines set in 2015 call for up to 51 months in prison if the insider trading leads to a financial gain higher than $550,000. If it is determined that there is an organized scheme to engage in insider trading, then the prison term can rise to 21 months.
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Looks like he got caught.
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Phil Mikelson had something similar, did not do the hokey pokey, so I don't know why he would. But then, Martha Stewart did it, and did spend some time.
So, who knows.
but didn't martha try to squirm her way out of it ? that was a while ago ?
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Amongst the largest successful tradersInsider trading is similar to speeding on the freeway, everybody’s doing it and a few unlucky get caught.
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Just released.
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God damn it.
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Wowie zowie- Dorsey said adios in a hurry.... https://247sports.com/nfl/cleveland-browns/Article/Mychal-Kendricks-Browns-released-insider-trading-121171597/?utm_source=247Sports Newsletter&utm_medium=Newsletter&utm_campaign=180829_194831_Cleveland Browns&utm_content=Link&liveconnect=CA-1F-A7-07-02-43-35-CA-71-7D-7D-AF-89-03-3E-6C180829_194831ClevelandBrowns
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Looks like C.J. Bello gains the most out of this, as I know project our backup linebackers to be Avery, Burgess and Bello. All good hustlers, hopefully Avery is healthy enough to start the season or we may need to scour the waiver wire for a LB, I don't think Grace or Currie are anything special.
Zombo
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Phil Mikelson had something similar, did not do the hokey pokey, so I don't know why he would. But then, Martha Stewart did it, and did spend some time.
So, who knows.
but didn't martha try to squirm her way out of it ? that was a while ago ?
but didn't martha try to squirm her way out of it ? that was a while ago ?
I remember that era well, Martha was a real smart cookie with a great career which included being a model and a stockbroker among other things. That ImClone stock was a stupid small potatoes deal but the lying and attempted cover up got her in trouble.
.......After a highly publicized six-week jury trial, Stewart was found guilty in March 2004 of felony charges of conspiracy, obstruction of an agency proceeding, and making false statements to federal investigators, and was sentenced in July 2004 to serve a five-month term in a federal correctional facility and a two-year period of supervised release (to include five months of electronic monitoring)....... in West Virginia yet,
But she did recover and she can cook!
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Now this deal what an embarrassment to the NFL no murder, assult, drugs, smacking women around......insider trading? Are you kidding me?
Oh well, that's one for the NFL record book, too stupid or maybe boring to even make the National Enquirer.
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Phil Mikelson had something similar, did not do the hokey pokey, so I don't know why he would. But then, Martha Stewart did it, and did spend some time.
So, who knows.
depends on his voting record?
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End of story....Browns cut him last night.
Mike
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Philadelphia probably knew about this but failed to tell the Browns.
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