made many many billionaires the 1st huge wave of billionaires in america thanks to jackson burnham mike milken in the leveraged buyout down 2020 we've got the end game every single company is a private equity firm berkshire hathaway's a private equity firm all hedge funds are private equity firms all private equity firms or private equity firms are all borrowing money and 0 percent interest rate they're all taking all the pieces off the board every house and hotel the monopoly board called america is being bought in taken private and not available to trade by the robin hood traders just look at a chart of the number of shares outstanding for apple computer ok that shows shares outstanding going straight down in told there won't be any shares outstanding. it'll be a private company at 0 percent interest rates so we'll be back to priest 1602 when all of the wealth was in the hands of a few people and you know after 1602 when we had public stock markets and not only was it did reduce risk for individual very wealthy people that the ship would go down and everything would be lost. but it did widen

made many many billionaires the 1st huge wave of billionaires in america thanks to jack so burn a mike milken in the leverage buyout down 2020 we've got the endgame every single company is a private equity firm berkshire hathaway's a private equity firm all hedge funds are private equity firms all private equity firms or private equity firms are all borrowing money and 0 percent interest rate they're all taking all the pieces off the board every house and house sell the monopoly board called america's being bought then taken private and not available to trade by the robin hood traders just look at a chart of the number of shares outstanding for apple computer ok that shows shares outstanding going straight down in told there won't be any shares outstanding. it'll be a private company at 0 percent interest rates so we'll be back to priest 1602 when all the wealth was in the hands of a few people and you know after 1602 when we had public stock markets and not only was it did reduce risk for individual very wealthy people that the ship would go down and everything would be lost. but it did wide

this is played out all over the world and so we're seeing a centrally a leveraged buyout you know mike milken would be very proud of his creation the leveraged buyout is being used by central banks to take the global 100 trillion dollar g.d.p. private in terms of this global casino gulag no bigger casino than the options market where you know your money goes to die most options expire worthless but retail is pouring in there i mean these charts are pretty amazing how much of retail is pouring in they believe i guess a lot of people are thinking that it's easier money because you're only putting up a tiny bit and they also believe that because of this reddit form bored of wall street bets that they found a magical way for that not the house to always win but the chance to eastland that they somehow they're going to always win because they feel like they've made if if all these young people pile in on these options that they force the market makers and the options market to buy the actual underlying stock so that they're driving the price higher maybe we'll talk to the expert in a 2nd but 1st r

this is played out all over the world and so we're seeing a centrally a leveraged buyout you know mike milken would be very proud of his creation the leveraged buyout is being used by central banks to take the global 100 trillion dollar g.d.p. private in terms of this global casino gulag no bigger casino than the options market where you know your money goes to die most options expire worthless but it's pouring in there i mean these charts are pretty amazing how much of retail is pouring in they believe i guess a lot of people are thinking that it's easier money because you're only putting up a tiny bit and they also believe that because of this reddit form bored of wall street bets that they found a magical way for that not the house to always win but the chance to eastland that they somehow they're going to always win because they feel like they've made if if all these young people pile in on these options that they force the market makers in the options market to buy the actual underlying stock so that they're driving the price higher maybe we'll talk to the expert in a 2nd but 1st retail