This site is very valuable for information on Bush*'s previous business dealings. we need to revisit this information and see if we can get some mainstream Media to also
revisit Bush*'s business history.
http://www.paksplace.com/profile-bush.htmBush the Inside Trader - Dubya Dumps His Harken Stock
On June 22, 1990 Bush sold 212,140 shares (66%) of Harken stock, which was valued at $4 per share; two months before Harken announced losses in its results for the June 30 quarter.
The value of Harken's stock fell to $2.37 per share immediately following the announcement of losses and was trading at only $1 by the end of the year
Before selling his stock, Bush was informed that the firm was suffering a cash "crisis." According to the Associated Press, "As a Harken director, he
received memos in spring 1990 that referred in stark terms to the company's cash-strapped condition as banks demanded it pay down its debts.
One document said the company was in the midst of a 'liquidity crisis' and another told Bush the company was 'in a state of noncompliance' with its lenders.'
Dubya Tries To Hide Big Rip-Off Profit
Bush's sale of Harken stock returned nearly $850,000 - a 200% profit but he failed to report the transaction until March of 1991 a violation of SEC rules.