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Shri Thanedar stock act violation, MicroStrategy $MSTR purchase, 2024 investment fine
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Rep. Shri Thanedar just violated the stock act by disclosing his MicroStrategy $MSTR buy over 400 days late
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The stock is up 193% since his purchase back in 2024
His fine? ~$200 … pic.twitter.com/7Vfw9MYeQK
— Nancy Pelosi Stock Tracker (@PelosiTracker_) August 12, 2025
Have you heard the latest news about Rep. Shri Thanedar? It seems he’s landed himself in hot water by violating the stock act. According to a tweet from Nancy Pelosi Stock Tracker, Thanedar disclosed his purchase of MicroStrategy stock over 400 days late. The stock has since surged by 193%, making his late disclosure even more concerning.
Let’s dive deeper into this breaking news. Thanedar’s belated disclosure raises questions about transparency and integrity in the stock market. The stock act exists to prevent insider trading and ensure public officials are held accountable for their financial transactions. By failing to report his purchase in a timely manner, Thanedar has potentially undermined the trust of his constituents and fellow investors.
The repercussions of Thanedar’s actions are yet to be fully realized. Despite the significant increase in MicroStrategy’s stock price since his purchase in 2024, his fine is estimated to be only around $200. This raises further concerns about the effectiveness of penalties for such violations.
As the story continues to unfold, it serves as a reminder of the importance of following financial regulations and maintaining ethical standards in the world of investing. It also highlights the role of platforms like Twitter in spreading awareness and holding public figures accountable for their actions.
Stay tuned for updates on this developing story. Follow Nancy Pelosi Stock Tracker on Twitter for the latest updates and analysis. Let’s hope for transparency and accountability in all financial dealings, both in the public and private sectors.