Martha Stewart allegedly uses insider information to prevent a stock loss of around $46,000 – and goes to jail. U.S. prosecutors indict billionaire Steven Cohen’s hedge fund, that would be “the corporation,” for insider trading, but file absolutely NO charges against CEO Steven Cohen. Jamie Dimon oversees a bank that loses billions of dollars through unethical if not criminal actions – and is still sitting in a corner office making millions. What’s wrong with this picture? It’s well past time to throw the crony banksters in Jail.
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