Comments on: Mark Cuban Charged With Insider Trading
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- No, what this guy did was infinitely worse than anything Martha Stewart was singled out for doing and held up as an "example". She made a piddly amount. I think the laws should be made tougher for white collar type crimes. The punishments aren''t nearly severe enough, especially when major parts of the economy are impacted; the Enron criminals are a good example of how little the punishment was given the severity of the crimes and how the crimes ruined tens of thousands of innocent people.
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- A Martha Stewart all over again. Do not these guys have money not to engage in such thefts
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- I dont know why insider trading is illegal. Its a waste of time to police when we have so many jaywalkers and people who litter.
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- Lets see if he gets a jail sentence. Greedy sleeze.
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- Not surprising in the least; he got lucky with an early dot-com but everything since has shown what a moron he is.
Too bad he''s not looking at pound-ya-in-the-rear jail! - Reply to this comment
- He is one of the richest people in the world, according to Forbes magazine, which pegged his net worth at $2.3 billion as of March 2007.
Another good example of, too much is not enough... - Reply to this comment
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