I have started working in a bank however I don't communicate with customers at all. In fact I am not directly invvolved in the main finance division. The rules are that even if you work as a cleaner in the bank you must inform the bank with a paper about your stock trade. Like if I sell my 10 USD worth McDonald's stocks I need to go to X floor and fill a paper. Like how much the exchange rate for USD, my order time, stock execution time etc. And I am buyung stocks like Tesla, Apple, Virgin Galactic, Microsoft etc. Is it possible that these big US companies end up buying a credits or something like that from an east European country? And if so, let's say Apple bought Microsoft via the bank I am working. And the stock went 100%. Then I because mpst of my stock are 200 USD worth, I will earn 200 USD at best case. Like, are they going to open a criminal case for 200 dollars? I mean is it a big deal buying 200 USD worth stocks? Or it is better I don't trade stocks at all while I work in the bank?
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