Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:NEW: A deep dive into Sen. Richard Burr's stock trading over eight years shows just how unusual his Feb 13 stock sell-off is. New analysis raises questions for investigators now probing the transactions.
Burr doesn't trade with high volume: between 2012 and 2019, he made on average just 3.2 stock sales transactions every quarter. But on a single day, Feb. 13th of this year, Burr made 30 stock sales.
https://www.npr.org/2020/04/16/836126532/senator-burrs-pre-pandemic-stock-sell-offs-highly-unusual-analysis-shows
I'm a nobody and from what I read about this disease in newspapers available to all I wanted to sell investments. The first I read about the coronavirus was the Washington Post article on Jan 22 [34 comments!] buried in the education on Longfellow Middle School. Some people are pessimists and some optimists and others in between. On about the 22nd Chinese parents at Longfellow would not let them on campus/homes. Info source for them included Wechat.
No general screams or media articles on them staying in hotels and traipsing around. Was Burr wearing a mask and gloves? Hibernating and scuttling around to avoid any contact with others? If not then he knew about any pandemic potential but not the scope of this outrageous situation released upon all countries by China. China knew and allowed people from Wuhan out to Italy but not other areas in China.