FBI Director Kash Patel Failed to Timely Disclose Six-Figure MicroStrategy Stock Purchase
FBI Director Kash Patel failed to properly disclose a six-figure stock purchase in MicroStrategy, a bitcoin-fueled business intelligence company that has contracted with the Department of Justice. Patel bought between $100,001 and $250,000 worth of MicroStrategy stock on November 21 but did not disclose the trade to federal regulators until May 26, claiming it was "inadvertently omitted" from a previously filed statement. The late disclosure raises questions about compliance with the STOCK Act, which requires timely reporting of financial transactions by government officials.
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Patel, who has regularly traded individual stocks since becoming FBI director, purchased between $100,001 and $250,000 worth of stock in MicroStrategy on Nov. 21.
But Patel did not disclose the trade with federal regulators until May 26 because he 'inadvertently omitted' it from a previously filed statement.
The late disclosure raises questions about compliance with the STOCK Act, which requires timely reporting of financial transactions by government officials.
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