Top 5 of 92 Comments

• +72 Relaxxation on 11/19/2008

  I hope he's innocent and makes them look stupid.

• +51 RealmDown on 11/19/2008

  The SEC should stick with football.

• +42 kemp34 on 11/19/2008

  I guess the Feds didn't like him starting a website that was trying to keep an eye on the bail out activity. http://bailoutsleuth.com/

• +38 Austin179 on 11/19/2008

  I never got the whole "insider trading" thing. If a buddy calls me and says "my company is going to have massive layoffs tomorrow," and I sit still and lose money, I'm screwed. If I sell stock I have in the company, I could get arrested? So I'm not supposed to have friends in high places? I must have this all wrong, someone please explain what "insider trading' really means.

• +26 odigity on 11/19/2008

  Insider trading is a legal weapon that the elites use on those that they don't like. Insider trading is a normal day to day part of life for them - it's how Washington operates. But if you ever piss someone important off, then they'll make a case out of it. Honestly, the idea of trying to make it a crime to make informed financial decisions is as stupid as making it a crime to sing Happy Birthday around a campfire.