value aspect to it so odds are very still living in that past that a living in his own private idaho roger very then c. and b. c. has i'm on you know they talk about the old bitcoin of the past that's why the guy spent ten thousand bitcoin on a pizza because it used to be a means of exchange now it's a store of value everybody holdalls holdalls hotels or hostels toddles hobbles however you want to pronounce it but we're going to talk about the old school you know financial world every once in a while we go back there and look and see what the dinosaurs are doing this is a headline that you predicted and eve said it many many many times right here on the crisis report over the past few years and that is the leveraged buyout of the spock exchange of the u.s. equity markets this is what the slow motion l b o of this. mark it looks like l b o being leveraged buyouts and that started by you on wall street the whole of that trend for leveraged buyouts but this is the chart from j.p. morgan it just shows you that stock available for the public to buy there's less and less of it as companies buy m

value aspect to it so i've been very still living in that past that a living in his own private idaho roger very then c. and b. c. has i'm on you know they talk about the old bitcoin of the past that's why the guy spent ten thousand bitcoin on a pizza because it used to be a means of exchange now it's a store of value everybody holdalls hotels hotels or hostels hobbles hobbles however you want to pronounce it but we're going to talk about the old school you know financial world every once in a while we go back there and look and see what the dinosaurs are doing this is a headline that you predicted and you've said it many many many times right here on the kaiser report over the past few years and that is the leveraged buyout of the stock exchange of the us equity markets this is what the slow motion l b o of this . mark it looks like l b o being leveraged buyouts and that started by you on wall street the whole of that trend for leveraged buyouts but this is the chart from j.p. morgan it just shows you that stock available for the public to buy there's less and less of it as companies buy m

value aspect to it so odds are very still living in that past that a living in his own private idaho roger very then c. and b. c. has i'm on you know they talk about the old bitcoin of the past that's why the guy spent ten thousand bitcoin on a pizza because it used to be a means of exchange now it's a store of value everybody holdalls hotels hotels or hostels toddles hobbles however you want to pronounce it but we're going to talk about the old school you know financial world every once in a while we go back there and look and see what the dinosaurs are doing this is a headline that you predicted and eve said it many many many times right here on the kaiser report over the past few years and that is the leveraged buyout of the stock exchange of the us equity markets this is what the slow motion l b o of this . mark it looks like l b o being leveraged buyouts and that started by you on wall street the whole of that trend for leveraged buyouts but this is the chart from j.p. morgan it just shows you that stock available for the public to buy there's less and less of it as companies buy more

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