![McSqueezyTheCow's tweet photo. Rewatching The Game Changers on @netflix, with a through new frame of 'watching 3 years of market corruption, manipulation, and malpractice', and UFC Fighter James Wilks (@lightningwilks) said something that resonated with me:
āWith overwhelming scientific evidence connecting animal foods to many of the most common deadly diseases, I discovered that the meat, diary, and eggs industries have engaged in a covert response; funding studies that deny this evidence while burying their involvement in the fine print.
One of the hired guns paid to conduct these studies is Exponent, Inc. A company whose research was used by the tobacco industry to deny the connection between second-hand smoke and cancer.
For more than 50 years, Exponent has generated studies that challenged the health risks of everything from asbestos, arsenic, and mercury, to animal foods.ā
---
I thought to myself, "Hey. This sounds a lot like what big money does with 'main stream media' with a short and distort in the stock market and capital markets"
Naturally, I started digging.
<devioussmirk.gif>
---
So, who is Eįµ”ponent, anyway?
According to their website,
"In an era of radically-accelerating change, Eįµ”ponent is the only premium engineering and scientific consulting firm with the depth and breadth of expertise to solve your most profoundly unique, unprecedented, and urgent challenges".
---
What do they do?
Again, according to their website, Eįµ”ponent's corporate mission is:
"To create an unrivaled environment of engineering and scientific expertise, collaboration, and opportunity for exceptional people to produce breakthrough insights and objective solutions for our clients' vital challenges".
Eįµ”ponent also states that their vision is to:
"...solve the most formidable scientific and engineering challenges to create a safer, healthier, sustainable world."
---
To paraphrase...
Eįµ”ponent creates [scientific] expertise that creates opportunities for their clients by solving [scientific] challenges for a safer and healthier world.
.....sounds to me like "we help our clients find creative ways to make money using science". But let's see if there's anything to support that.
---
Let's look at some of Eįµ”ponent (EXPO) owners...
1. BlackRock owns 6,014,847 shares of EXPO
2. Vanguard owns 5,007,031 shares, along with an additional 2,888,199 shares of EXPO through two funds
3. State Street owns 1,690,776 shares of EXPO
..along with some others I am unfamiliar with. Let's dive in, shall we?
4. Kayne Anderson Rudnick Investments owns 4,277,177 shares of EXPO.
Upon further investigation, we see that Kayne Anderson Rudnick--a Los Angeles investment firm--is owned by Kayne Anderson Rudnick and Virtus Investment, according to 13G filings from HeadHunter Group PLC.
You'll never guess who the two largest owners of Virtus Investment are?!?!
ā¢ BlackRock, who owns 14%, or 13.99% to be specific of Virtus Investment, and
ā¢ Vanguard, who owns 12.35% of Virtus Investment
...you get the point!
---
Who are BlackRock and Vanguard, and why does this matter?
An 2022 Reuters article titled 'Fact Check-Video claiming BlackRock and Vanguard āown all the biggest corporations in the worldā is missing context' states:
"While it is true that both investment firms hold significant shares in many of the worldās leading companies and can therefore wield voting rights, shares are ultimately owned by Blackrock and Vanguardās clients"
-
Real quick on voting rights...
Investopedia informs us that voting rights afford shareholders the ability to use their votes to influence "...matters of corporate policy, including decisions on the makeup of the board of directors, issuing new securities, initiating corporate actions like mergers or acquisitions, approving dividends, and making substantial changes in the corporation's operations".
-
The fact that Reuters was compelled enough--likely by BlackRock and Vanguard--to publish that article, says enough for me. But let's press on.
-
According to Google, BlackRock has $8.59 trillion in assets under management, while Vanguard has $7.2 trillion in assets under management.
I bet that kind of buying brings with it a lot of influence.
-
A 2020 CNN Business article discussing the 3 largest asset managers--BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street--stated:
"The rapid growth of the Big Three fund managers, driven in part by rise of dirt-cheap ETFs, gives them enormous sway over financial markets and the priorities of Corporate America"
---
In the case of BlackRock,
"The asset manager also employs both a former Federal Reserve vice chairman and a former head of the Swiss National Bank.
BlackRock is so powerful that the federal government has asked for its help during each of the past two recessions. In March, the Fed tapped BlackRock to manage a first-of-its kind vehicle to buy corporate debt, including junk bonds".
---
Looking back further, we see a 2017 Financial Post article titled With $20 trillion between them, Blackrock and Vanguard could own almost everything by 2028 that begins with:
"Imagine a world in which two asset managers call the shots, in which their wealth exceeds current U.S. GDP and where almost every hedge fund, government and retiree is a customer.
Itās closer than you think. BlackRock Inc. and Vanguard Group ā already the worldās largest money managers ā are less than a decade from managing a total of US$20 trillion, according to Bloomberg News calculations."
"It's closer than you think". And that was in 2017.
---
All of that to say that, despite the best attempts of BlackRock and Vanguard to spin the narrative of "we don't own anything, our investors do" and "we don't own everything", the truth is that BlackRock and Vanguard likely have full autonomy to wield those investor dollars in whatever way they please to, in fact, "own all the biggest corporations in the world".
---
I have also discussed BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street previously, further evidencing their reach, span of control, and uncanny ability to make money everywhere.
ā¢ Bloomberg Law tells us that āā¦the likes of BlackRock, State Street, CALPERS, & the Kuwait Investment Authorityā¦ provide the vast majority of securities used to take bearish positions"
https://t.co/Kf9lCrdmwZ
ā¢ BlackRock, through its ownership and influence with Blackstone has been one of many big money organizations buying up swaths of real estate--both residential and commercial--and artificially inflating the housing market and adding to the creation of another bubble
https://t.co/m4d5U27Kmz
ā¢ Blackstone, which means BlackRock, acquired Ancestry
ā¢ BlackRock, Vanguard, as well as hedge funds like #Citadel have significant stakes--often with voting rights--in pharmaceutical manufacturers like Sarepta.
It is also worth noting that these asset managers and hedge funds profit handsomely from an FDA process where drugs can be fast-tracked to the market, often without proper trials, testing, and proof of efficacy.
https://t.co/AB966UQrmI
Fun Fact: A May 2023 Bloomberg article quoted Diana Zuckerman, President of the National Center for Health Research, a nonprofit think tank:
āSarepta is a poster child for an absolutely outrageous and inexcusable lack of any kind of oversight or enforcementā
So.. Just so you know this is not just Squeezy on a witch hunt against asset managers. BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street are in cahoots with the likes of a drug manufacturer labeled as a poster child for outrageous and inexcusable lack of oversight and enforcement
---
TLDR: Let's make it all make sense, now...
Eįµ”ponent is a company that creates expertise that creates opportunities for their clients by solving challenges for a safer and healthier world.
#Netflix lets us know that Eįµ”ponent is a "hired gun" of meat, diary, and eggs [lobbyists] that funded research studies that denied evidence connecting food to disease "while burying their involvement in the fine print", and that Eįµ”ponent's "research was used by the tobacco industry to deny the connection between second-hand smoke and cancer"
BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street have significant stakes in Eįµ”ponent.
BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street are also involved in the "easy button" trillion dollar pharmaceutical game, the over-inflating the real estate market by buying up blocks of property game, the shorting the economy, by way of lending out large amounts of stock game, and many other things.
---
TLDRĀ²:
Eįµ”ponent's ability to conduct research and provide evidence to push agendas like "mEaT iSnT cOnNeCtEd tO dIsEaSeS, gUys", and countering scientific facts that would promote the overall health of the global population is made possible by big money like BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street.
Ironically enough, these asset managers who fund research countering science for financial benefit, turn right around and benefit from the quick to market big #pharma marketplace.
These asset managers also buy up huge amounts of property so you cant afford to buy a home, and/or can't find a home to rent.
And if it's not bad enough, these same asset managers buy up millions of shares of stock--off-exchange, as to not allow the stock's price action to reflect the purchases--so they can turn around and lend those shares to short sellers, whose goal is to drive company stock prices into the ground, bankrupting them, and adding to unemployment.. which brings with it implications that can tie right back into them making money from big pharma.
I can go on, but I will digress here.
---
#Food #FDA #BigPharma #Research #Drugs #BlackRock #Vanguard #StateStreet #HedgeFunds #Citadel #RealEstate #StockMarket #ShortAndDistort #TwitterNews
Eįµ”ponent - About:
https://t.co/UzfmVsnk9r
Fintel - Exponent, Inc (EXPO) Stock Price, Institutional Holders, and Ownership:
https://t.co/sWSIG2JvpL
Fintel - Kayne Anderson Rudnick:
https://t.co/Xopyt6o7Kr
CNN Business - Virtus Investment Partners Inc:
https://t.co/DWVhCwjgBK
December 31, 2022 Schedule 13G:
https://t.co/VZp9GIwTis
April 20, 2022 Reuters article:
https://t.co/ImzoC5iZ4r
March 6, 2021 Bloomberg Law article:
https://t.co/ehoWcIfI3L
December 4, 2020 Blackstone Press Release:
https://t.co/POPPmrcLVo
February 29, 2020 HeadHunter Group PLC Schedule 13G:
https://t.co/glNaunavvF
December 31, 2020 HeadHunter Group PLC Schedule 13G: https://t.co/FWPTj25men
November 24, 2020 CNN Business article:
https://t.co/SgS1BxEMAB
February 29, 2020 HeadHunter Group PLC Schedule 13G:
https://t.co/glNaunavvF
December 4, 2017 Financial Post article:
https://t.co/oR1ZpJQO48
Investopedia -Voting Rights :
https://t.co/mxuae18OUc](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F5EH8KMacAA5cfw.jpg)
![McSqueezyTheCow's tweet photo. Rewatching The Game Changers on @netflix, with a through new frame of 'watching 3 years of market corruption, manipulation, and malpractice', and UFC Fighter James Wilks (@lightningwilks) said something that resonated with me:
āWith overwhelming scientific evidence connecting animal foods to many of the most common deadly diseases, I discovered that the meat, diary, and eggs industries have engaged in a covert response; funding studies that deny this evidence while burying their involvement in the fine print.
One of the hired guns paid to conduct these studies is Exponent, Inc. A company whose research was used by the tobacco industry to deny the connection between second-hand smoke and cancer.
For more than 50 years, Exponent has generated studies that challenged the health risks of everything from asbestos, arsenic, and mercury, to animal foods.ā
---
I thought to myself, "Hey. This sounds a lot like what big money does with 'main stream media' with a short and distort in the stock market and capital markets"
Naturally, I started digging.
<devioussmirk.gif>
---
So, who is Eįµ”ponent, anyway?
According to their website,
"In an era of radically-accelerating change, Eįµ”ponent is the only premium engineering and scientific consulting firm with the depth and breadth of expertise to solve your most profoundly unique, unprecedented, and urgent challenges".
---
What do they do?
Again, according to their website, Eįµ”ponent's corporate mission is:
"To create an unrivaled environment of engineering and scientific expertise, collaboration, and opportunity for exceptional people to produce breakthrough insights and objective solutions for our clients' vital challenges".
Eįµ”ponent also states that their vision is to:
"...solve the most formidable scientific and engineering challenges to create a safer, healthier, sustainable world."
---
To paraphrase...
Eįµ”ponent creates [scientific] expertise that creates opportunities for their clients by solving [scientific] challenges for a safer and healthier world.
.....sounds to me like "we help our clients find creative ways to make money using science". But let's see if there's anything to support that.
---
Let's look at some of Eįµ”ponent (EXPO) owners...
1. BlackRock owns 6,014,847 shares of EXPO
2. Vanguard owns 5,007,031 shares, along with an additional 2,888,199 shares of EXPO through two funds
3. State Street owns 1,690,776 shares of EXPO
..along with some others I am unfamiliar with. Let's dive in, shall we?
4. Kayne Anderson Rudnick Investments owns 4,277,177 shares of EXPO.
Upon further investigation, we see that Kayne Anderson Rudnick--a Los Angeles investment firm--is owned by Kayne Anderson Rudnick and Virtus Investment, according to 13G filings from HeadHunter Group PLC.
You'll never guess who the two largest owners of Virtus Investment are?!?!
ā¢ BlackRock, who owns 14%, or 13.99% to be specific of Virtus Investment, and
ā¢ Vanguard, who owns 12.35% of Virtus Investment
...you get the point!
---
Who are BlackRock and Vanguard, and why does this matter?
An 2022 Reuters article titled 'Fact Check-Video claiming BlackRock and Vanguard āown all the biggest corporations in the worldā is missing context' states:
"While it is true that both investment firms hold significant shares in many of the worldās leading companies and can therefore wield voting rights, shares are ultimately owned by Blackrock and Vanguardās clients"
-
Real quick on voting rights...
Investopedia informs us that voting rights afford shareholders the ability to use their votes to influence "...matters of corporate policy, including decisions on the makeup of the board of directors, issuing new securities, initiating corporate actions like mergers or acquisitions, approving dividends, and making substantial changes in the corporation's operations".
-
The fact that Reuters was compelled enough--likely by BlackRock and Vanguard--to publish that article, says enough for me. But let's press on.
-
According to Google, BlackRock has $8.59 trillion in assets under management, while Vanguard has $7.2 trillion in assets under management.
I bet that kind of buying brings with it a lot of influence.
-
A 2020 CNN Business article discussing the 3 largest asset managers--BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street--stated:
"The rapid growth of the Big Three fund managers, driven in part by rise of dirt-cheap ETFs, gives them enormous sway over financial markets and the priorities of Corporate America"
---
In the case of BlackRock,
"The asset manager also employs both a former Federal Reserve vice chairman and a former head of the Swiss National Bank.
BlackRock is so powerful that the federal government has asked for its help during each of the past two recessions. In March, the Fed tapped BlackRock to manage a first-of-its kind vehicle to buy corporate debt, including junk bonds".
---
Looking back further, we see a 2017 Financial Post article titled With $20 trillion between them, Blackrock and Vanguard could own almost everything by 2028 that begins with:
"Imagine a world in which two asset managers call the shots, in which their wealth exceeds current U.S. GDP and where almost every hedge fund, government and retiree is a customer.
Itās closer than you think. BlackRock Inc. and Vanguard Group ā already the worldās largest money managers ā are less than a decade from managing a total of US$20 trillion, according to Bloomberg News calculations."
"It's closer than you think". And that was in 2017.
---
All of that to say that, despite the best attempts of BlackRock and Vanguard to spin the narrative of "we don't own anything, our investors do" and "we don't own everything", the truth is that BlackRock and Vanguard likely have full autonomy to wield those investor dollars in whatever way they please to, in fact, "own all the biggest corporations in the world".
---
I have also discussed BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street previously, further evidencing their reach, span of control, and uncanny ability to make money everywhere.
ā¢ Bloomberg Law tells us that āā¦the likes of BlackRock, State Street, CALPERS, & the Kuwait Investment Authorityā¦ provide the vast majority of securities used to take bearish positions"
https://t.co/Kf9lCrdmwZ
ā¢ BlackRock, through its ownership and influence with Blackstone has been one of many big money organizations buying up swaths of real estate--both residential and commercial--and artificially inflating the housing market and adding to the creation of another bubble
https://t.co/m4d5U27Kmz
ā¢ Blackstone, which means BlackRock, acquired Ancestry
ā¢ BlackRock, Vanguard, as well as hedge funds like #Citadel have significant stakes--often with voting rights--in pharmaceutical manufacturers like Sarepta.
It is also worth noting that these asset managers and hedge funds profit handsomely from an FDA process where drugs can be fast-tracked to the market, often without proper trials, testing, and proof of efficacy.
https://t.co/AB966UQrmI
Fun Fact: A May 2023 Bloomberg article quoted Diana Zuckerman, President of the National Center for Health Research, a nonprofit think tank:
āSarepta is a poster child for an absolutely outrageous and inexcusable lack of any kind of oversight or enforcementā
So.. Just so you know this is not just Squeezy on a witch hunt against asset managers. BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street are in cahoots with the likes of a drug manufacturer labeled as a poster child for outrageous and inexcusable lack of oversight and enforcement
---
TLDR: Let's make it all make sense, now...
Eįµ”ponent is a company that creates expertise that creates opportunities for their clients by solving challenges for a safer and healthier world.
#Netflix lets us know that Eįµ”ponent is a "hired gun" of meat, diary, and eggs [lobbyists] that funded research studies that denied evidence connecting food to disease "while burying their involvement in the fine print", and that Eįµ”ponent's "research was used by the tobacco industry to deny the connection between second-hand smoke and cancer"
BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street have significant stakes in Eįµ”ponent.
BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street are also involved in the "easy button" trillion dollar pharmaceutical game, the over-inflating the real estate market by buying up blocks of property game, the shorting the economy, by way of lending out large amounts of stock game, and many other things.
---
TLDRĀ²:
Eįµ”ponent's ability to conduct research and provide evidence to push agendas like "mEaT iSnT cOnNeCtEd tO dIsEaSeS, gUys", and countering scientific facts that would promote the overall health of the global population is made possible by big money like BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street.
Ironically enough, these asset managers who fund research countering science for financial benefit, turn right around and benefit from the quick to market big #pharma marketplace.
These asset managers also buy up huge amounts of property so you cant afford to buy a home, and/or can't find a home to rent.
And if it's not bad enough, these same asset managers buy up millions of shares of stock--off-exchange, as to not allow the stock's price action to reflect the purchases--so they can turn around and lend those shares to short sellers, whose goal is to drive company stock prices into the ground, bankrupting them, and adding to unemployment.. which brings with it implications that can tie right back into them making money from big pharma.
I can go on, but I will digress here.
---
#Food #FDA #BigPharma #Research #Drugs #BlackRock #Vanguard #StateStreet #HedgeFunds #Citadel #RealEstate #StockMarket #ShortAndDistort #TwitterNews
Eįµ”ponent - About:
https://t.co/UzfmVsnk9r
Fintel - Exponent, Inc (EXPO) Stock Price, Institutional Holders, and Ownership:
https://t.co/sWSIG2JvpL
Fintel - Kayne Anderson Rudnick:
https://t.co/Xopyt6o7Kr
CNN Business - Virtus Investment Partners Inc:
https://t.co/DWVhCwjgBK
December 31, 2022 Schedule 13G:
https://t.co/VZp9GIwTis
April 20, 2022 Reuters article:
https://t.co/ImzoC5iZ4r
March 6, 2021 Bloomberg Law article:
https://t.co/ehoWcIfI3L
December 4, 2020 Blackstone Press Release:
https://t.co/POPPmrcLVo
February 29, 2020 HeadHunter Group PLC Schedule 13G:
https://t.co/glNaunavvF
December 31, 2020 HeadHunter Group PLC Schedule 13G: https://t.co/FWPTj25men
November 24, 2020 CNN Business article:
https://t.co/SgS1BxEMAB
February 29, 2020 HeadHunter Group PLC Schedule 13G:
https://t.co/glNaunavvF
December 4, 2017 Financial Post article:
https://t.co/oR1ZpJQO48
Investopedia -Voting Rights :
https://t.co/mxuae18OUc](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F5EHuoEaMAATpGK.jpg)
![McSqueezyTheCow's tweet photo. Rewatching The Game Changers on @netflix, with a through new frame of 'watching 3 years of market corruption, manipulation, and malpractice', and UFC Fighter James Wilks (@lightningwilks) said something that resonated with me:
āWith overwhelming scientific evidence connecting animal foods to many of the most common deadly diseases, I discovered that the meat, diary, and eggs industries have engaged in a covert response; funding studies that deny this evidence while burying their involvement in the fine print.
One of the hired guns paid to conduct these studies is Exponent, Inc. A company whose research was used by the tobacco industry to deny the connection between second-hand smoke and cancer.
For more than 50 years, Exponent has generated studies that challenged the health risks of everything from asbestos, arsenic, and mercury, to animal foods.ā
---
I thought to myself, "Hey. This sounds a lot like what big money does with 'main stream media' with a short and distort in the stock market and capital markets"
Naturally, I started digging.
<devioussmirk.gif>
---
So, who is Eįµ”ponent, anyway?
According to their website,
"In an era of radically-accelerating change, Eįµ”ponent is the only premium engineering and scientific consulting firm with the depth and breadth of expertise to solve your most profoundly unique, unprecedented, and urgent challenges".
---
What do they do?
Again, according to their website, Eįµ”ponent's corporate mission is:
"To create an unrivaled environment of engineering and scientific expertise, collaboration, and opportunity for exceptional people to produce breakthrough insights and objective solutions for our clients' vital challenges".
Eįµ”ponent also states that their vision is to:
"...solve the most formidable scientific and engineering challenges to create a safer, healthier, sustainable world."
---
To paraphrase...
Eįµ”ponent creates [scientific] expertise that creates opportunities for their clients by solving [scientific] challenges for a safer and healthier world.
.....sounds to me like "we help our clients find creative ways to make money using science". But let's see if there's anything to support that.
---
Let's look at some of Eįµ”ponent (EXPO) owners...
1. BlackRock owns 6,014,847 shares of EXPO
2. Vanguard owns 5,007,031 shares, along with an additional 2,888,199 shares of EXPO through two funds
3. State Street owns 1,690,776 shares of EXPO
..along with some others I am unfamiliar with. Let's dive in, shall we?
4. Kayne Anderson Rudnick Investments owns 4,277,177 shares of EXPO.
Upon further investigation, we see that Kayne Anderson Rudnick--a Los Angeles investment firm--is owned by Kayne Anderson Rudnick and Virtus Investment, according to 13G filings from HeadHunter Group PLC.
You'll never guess who the two largest owners of Virtus Investment are?!?!
ā¢ BlackRock, who owns 14%, or 13.99% to be specific of Virtus Investment, and
ā¢ Vanguard, who owns 12.35% of Virtus Investment
...you get the point!
---
Who are BlackRock and Vanguard, and why does this matter?
An 2022 Reuters article titled 'Fact Check-Video claiming BlackRock and Vanguard āown all the biggest corporations in the worldā is missing context' states:
"While it is true that both investment firms hold significant shares in many of the worldās leading companies and can therefore wield voting rights, shares are ultimately owned by Blackrock and Vanguardās clients"
-
Real quick on voting rights...
Investopedia informs us that voting rights afford shareholders the ability to use their votes to influence "...matters of corporate policy, including decisions on the makeup of the board of directors, issuing new securities, initiating corporate actions like mergers or acquisitions, approving dividends, and making substantial changes in the corporation's operations".
-
The fact that Reuters was compelled enough--likely by BlackRock and Vanguard--to publish that article, says enough for me. But let's press on.
-
According to Google, BlackRock has $8.59 trillion in assets under management, while Vanguard has $7.2 trillion in assets under management.
I bet that kind of buying brings with it a lot of influence.
-
A 2020 CNN Business article discussing the 3 largest asset managers--BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street--stated:
"The rapid growth of the Big Three fund managers, driven in part by rise of dirt-cheap ETFs, gives them enormous sway over financial markets and the priorities of Corporate America"
---
In the case of BlackRock,
"The asset manager also employs both a former Federal Reserve vice chairman and a former head of the Swiss National Bank.
BlackRock is so powerful that the federal government has asked for its help during each of the past two recessions. In March, the Fed tapped BlackRock to manage a first-of-its kind vehicle to buy corporate debt, including junk bonds".
---
Looking back further, we see a 2017 Financial Post article titled With $20 trillion between them, Blackrock and Vanguard could own almost everything by 2028 that begins with:
"Imagine a world in which two asset managers call the shots, in which their wealth exceeds current U.S. GDP and where almost every hedge fund, government and retiree is a customer.
Itās closer than you think. BlackRock Inc. and Vanguard Group ā already the worldās largest money managers ā are less than a decade from managing a total of US$20 trillion, according to Bloomberg News calculations."
"It's closer than you think". And that was in 2017.
---
All of that to say that, despite the best attempts of BlackRock and Vanguard to spin the narrative of "we don't own anything, our investors do" and "we don't own everything", the truth is that BlackRock and Vanguard likely have full autonomy to wield those investor dollars in whatever way they please to, in fact, "own all the biggest corporations in the world".
---
I have also discussed BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street previously, further evidencing their reach, span of control, and uncanny ability to make money everywhere.
ā¢ Bloomberg Law tells us that āā¦the likes of BlackRock, State Street, CALPERS, & the Kuwait Investment Authorityā¦ provide the vast majority of securities used to take bearish positions"
https://t.co/Kf9lCrdmwZ
ā¢ BlackRock, through its ownership and influence with Blackstone has been one of many big money organizations buying up swaths of real estate--both residential and commercial--and artificially inflating the housing market and adding to the creation of another bubble
https://t.co/m4d5U27Kmz
ā¢ Blackstone, which means BlackRock, acquired Ancestry
ā¢ BlackRock, Vanguard, as well as hedge funds like #Citadel have significant stakes--often with voting rights--in pharmaceutical manufacturers like Sarepta.
It is also worth noting that these asset managers and hedge funds profit handsomely from an FDA process where drugs can be fast-tracked to the market, often without proper trials, testing, and proof of efficacy.
https://t.co/AB966UQrmI
Fun Fact: A May 2023 Bloomberg article quoted Diana Zuckerman, President of the National Center for Health Research, a nonprofit think tank:
āSarepta is a poster child for an absolutely outrageous and inexcusable lack of any kind of oversight or enforcementā
So.. Just so you know this is not just Squeezy on a witch hunt against asset managers. BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street are in cahoots with the likes of a drug manufacturer labeled as a poster child for outrageous and inexcusable lack of oversight and enforcement
---
TLDR: Let's make it all make sense, now...
Eįµ”ponent is a company that creates expertise that creates opportunities for their clients by solving challenges for a safer and healthier world.
#Netflix lets us know that Eįµ”ponent is a "hired gun" of meat, diary, and eggs [lobbyists] that funded research studies that denied evidence connecting food to disease "while burying their involvement in the fine print", and that Eįµ”ponent's "research was used by the tobacco industry to deny the connection between second-hand smoke and cancer"
BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street have significant stakes in Eįµ”ponent.
BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street are also involved in the "easy button" trillion dollar pharmaceutical game, the over-inflating the real estate market by buying up blocks of property game, the shorting the economy, by way of lending out large amounts of stock game, and many other things.
---
TLDRĀ²:
Eįµ”ponent's ability to conduct research and provide evidence to push agendas like "mEaT iSnT cOnNeCtEd tO dIsEaSeS, gUys", and countering scientific facts that would promote the overall health of the global population is made possible by big money like BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street.
Ironically enough, these asset managers who fund research countering science for financial benefit, turn right around and benefit from the quick to market big #pharma marketplace.
These asset managers also buy up huge amounts of property so you cant afford to buy a home, and/or can't find a home to rent.
And if it's not bad enough, these same asset managers buy up millions of shares of stock--off-exchange, as to not allow the stock's price action to reflect the purchases--so they can turn around and lend those shares to short sellers, whose goal is to drive company stock prices into the ground, bankrupting them, and adding to unemployment.. which brings with it implications that can tie right back into them making money from big pharma.
I can go on, but I will digress here.
---
#Food #FDA #BigPharma #Research #Drugs #BlackRock #Vanguard #StateStreet #HedgeFunds #Citadel #RealEstate #StockMarket #ShortAndDistort #TwitterNews
Eįµ”ponent - About:
https://t.co/UzfmVsnk9r
Fintel - Exponent, Inc (EXPO) Stock Price, Institutional Holders, and Ownership:
https://t.co/sWSIG2JvpL
Fintel - Kayne Anderson Rudnick:
https://t.co/Xopyt6o7Kr
CNN Business - Virtus Investment Partners Inc:
https://t.co/DWVhCwjgBK
December 31, 2022 Schedule 13G:
https://t.co/VZp9GIwTis
April 20, 2022 Reuters article:
https://t.co/ImzoC5iZ4r
March 6, 2021 Bloomberg Law article:
https://t.co/ehoWcIfI3L
December 4, 2020 Blackstone Press Release:
https://t.co/POPPmrcLVo
February 29, 2020 HeadHunter Group PLC Schedule 13G:
https://t.co/glNaunavvF
December 31, 2020 HeadHunter Group PLC Schedule 13G: https://t.co/FWPTj25men
November 24, 2020 CNN Business article:
https://t.co/SgS1BxEMAB
February 29, 2020 HeadHunter Group PLC Schedule 13G:
https://t.co/glNaunavvF
December 4, 2017 Financial Post article:
https://t.co/oR1ZpJQO48
Investopedia -Voting Rights :
https://t.co/mxuae18OUc](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F5EHuoDawAAlRNa.jpg)
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@ArgylePirateWD2 My daughters and I were at the fan meetup after the photo shoot; we also went to the panel afterwards. That was fun.
@ArgylePirateWD2 Gotta admit.. as excited as I was for this year, it has felt veryā¦ off?ā¦ all week. I chocked it up to commuting from home every day, which Iām sure is part of it, but it still feels off in other ways. š¤·š»āāļø
@ATLairport Iāve stood in line at check in counter for over an hour + over 2 hrs to get through TSAā¦not to mention issues with plane train & general issues otherwise. Itās truly insulting that you think blaming passengers for not arriving on time is what causes people to miss their flights.
@RetailInvestGuy @ReedTimmerUSA We donāt. Haha Thatās why the whole place shuts down for the day or two that snow/ice is here. š
(lack of plows and other equipment doesnāt help)
@Kurz_Prime @MBreast00 @Jacksepticeye Well, since autism doesnāt have physical traits the way downs doesā¦ you canāt tell someone is autistic or not by simply looking at a picture of them thereās nothing to āseeā. Traits and mannerisms are a different story. But you commented on looks. Which isnāt how it works.
@DahmBassLuv @nexton9news Not (yet) a transplant but a frequent visitor.. we absolutely know how to zipper merge. At least those of us native to neck of the woods. Canāt speak of all out of towners.
@EduardBrichuk Enjoy some cake! HBD!!!
Yes please!
@RyanCas21143837 I just checked and itās not fixed on my end.
I stand with you šÆ, @CEOAdam. Thank you for your leadership, your openness and transparency, and your dedication to our company.
Thank you, @CEOAdam!
Thank you for being open and transparent.
Thank you for entrusting us with your personal story.
Thank you for meeting this character attack and blackmail head on.
Thank you for setting a precedent that you will not go quietly, even at the risk of your character.
Thank you for continuing to be present and vocal with this community while going through this.
Thank you for your dedication to AMC shareholders despite being victim of a smear campaign.
But most importantly, thank you for staying with us, fighting with us, and working for us.
There is not a better CEO suited for AMC. I stand with you.
I am delighted to share this extremely important news with all of you. AMC has successfully raised $325 million of new equity capital through the issuance of 40 million shares via our at-the-market equity raise, which started September 6 and which now has been completed.This material increase to our cash position means that any talk of immediate and imminent financial collapse right now by AMC is moot.
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We still have many challenges, including Hollywood must resolve the current actors and writers strikes. But regardless, AMC is now a much stronger company given our increased level of cash.
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Like you, the coming together of AMC common and preferred stock along with the reverse stock split in August decreased both my number of owned and granted-but-unvested AMC shares/units. So, I currently have an economic interest in more than 800,000 AMC shares now, rather than the more than 8 million AMC shares and APE units previously.Ā
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In turn, that means I personally experienced the great pain felt by all AMC shareholders at the recent decline in our stock price.Ā
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Looking though to our clearly having extended AMC's viability, it is comforting to know that AMC has strengthened our company by so significantly increasing our cash on hand.
AMC's millions of shareholders are going to find the new movie Dumb Money opening September 15 to be utterly fascinating. Sony and Columbia Pictures have set out to showcase the increasing stature and power of the retail investor -- through the lens of the extraordinary trading of GameStop stock back in 2021.
Through good times and tough times, AMC Entertainment has been on a journey together with retail these past several years. Sometimes glad, sometimes mad, your enthusiasm and passion should never be underestimated. The rise of retail -- the democratization of Wall Street -- is a story for the ages.
@McSqueezyTheCow @KatStryker111 Watched it again last week! Honestly, one of my favorite hype movies these days, if that makes sense. Reminds me what were up against (as if one could possibly forget).
Amazing!
Rewatching The Game Changers on @netflix, with a through new frame of 'watching 3 years of market corruption, manipulation, and malpractice', and UFC Fighter James Wilks (@lightningwilks) said something that resonated with me:
āWith overwhelming scientific evidence connecting animal foods to many of the most common deadly diseases, I discovered that the meat, diary, and eggs industries have engaged in a covert response; funding studies that deny this evidence while burying their involvement in the fine print.
One of the hired guns paid to conduct these studies is Exponent, Inc. A company whose research was used by the tobacco industry to deny the connection between second-hand smoke and cancer.
For more than 50 years, Exponent has generated studies that challenged the health risks of everything from asbestos, arsenic, and mercury, to animal foods.ā
---
I thought to myself, "Hey. This sounds a lot like what big money does with 'main stream media' with a short and distort in the stock market and capital markets"
Naturally, I started digging.
<devioussmirk.gif>
---
So, who is Eįµ”ponent, anyway?
According to their website,
"In an era of radically-accelerating change, Eįµ”ponent is the only premium engineering and scientific consulting firm with the depth and breadth of expertise to solve your most profoundly unique, unprecedented, and urgent challenges".
---
What do they do?
Again, according to their website, Eįµ”ponent's corporate mission is:
"To create an unrivaled environment of engineering and scientific expertise, collaboration, and opportunity for exceptional people to produce breakthrough insights and objective solutions for our clients' vital challenges".
Eįµ”ponent also states that their vision is to:
"...solve the most formidable scientific and engineering challenges to create a safer, healthier, sustainable world."
---
To paraphrase...
Eįµ”ponent creates [scientific] expertise that creates opportunities for their clients by solving [scientific] challenges for a safer and healthier world.
.....sounds to me like "we help our clients find creative ways to make money using science". But let's see if there's anything to support that.
---
Let's look at some of Eįµ”ponent (EXPO) owners...
1. BlackRock owns 6,014,847 shares of EXPO
2. Vanguard owns 5,007,031 shares, along with an additional 2,888,199 shares of EXPO through two funds
3. State Street owns 1,690,776 shares of EXPO
..along with some others I am unfamiliar with. Let's dive in, shall we?
4. Kayne Anderson Rudnick Investments owns 4,277,177 shares of EXPO.
Upon further investigation, we see that Kayne Anderson Rudnick--a Los Angeles investment firm--is owned by Kayne Anderson Rudnick and Virtus Investment, according to 13G filings from HeadHunter Group PLC.
You'll never guess who the two largest owners of Virtus Investment are?!?!
ā¢ BlackRock, who owns 14%, or 13.99% to be specific of Virtus Investment, and
ā¢ Vanguard, who owns 12.35% of Virtus Investment
...you get the point!
---
Who are BlackRock and Vanguard, and why does this matter?
An 2022 Reuters article titled 'Fact Check-Video claiming BlackRock and Vanguard āown all the biggest corporations in the worldā is missing context' states:
"While it is true that both investment firms hold significant shares in many of the worldās leading companies and can therefore wield voting rights, shares are ultimately owned by Blackrock and Vanguardās clients"
-
Real quick on voting rights...
Investopedia informs us that voting rights afford shareholders the ability to use their votes to influence "...matters of corporate policy, including decisions on the makeup of the board of directors, issuing new securities, initiating corporate actions like mergers or acquisitions, approving dividends, and making substantial changes in the corporation's operations".
-
The fact that Reuters was compelled enough--likely by BlackRock and Vanguard--to publish that article, says enough for me. But let's press on.
-
According to Google, BlackRock has $8.59 trillion in assets under management, while Vanguard has $7.2 trillion in assets under management.
I bet that kind of buying brings with it a lot of influence.
-
A 2020 CNN Business article discussing the 3 largest asset managers--BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street--stated:
"The rapid growth of the Big Three fund managers, driven in part by rise of dirt-cheap ETFs, gives them enormous sway over financial markets and the priorities of Corporate America"
---
In the case of BlackRock,
"The asset manager also employs both a former Federal Reserve vice chairman and a former head of the Swiss National Bank.
BlackRock is so powerful that the federal government has asked for its help during each of the past two recessions. In March, the Fed tapped BlackRock to manage a first-of-its kind vehicle to buy corporate debt, including junk bonds".
---
Looking back further, we see a 2017 Financial Post article titled With $20 trillion between them, Blackrock and Vanguard could own almost everything by 2028 that begins with:
"Imagine a world in which two asset managers call the shots, in which their wealth exceeds current U.S. GDP and where almost every hedge fund, government and retiree is a customer.
Itās closer than you think. BlackRock Inc. and Vanguard Group ā already the worldās largest money managers ā are less than a decade from managing a total of US$20 trillion, according to Bloomberg News calculations."
"It's closer than you think". And that was in 2017.
---
All of that to say that, despite the best attempts of BlackRock and Vanguard to spin the narrative of "we don't own anything, our investors do" and "we don't own everything", the truth is that BlackRock and Vanguard likely have full autonomy to wield those investor dollars in whatever way they please to, in fact, "own all the biggest corporations in the world".
---
I have also discussed BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street previously, further evidencing their reach, span of control, and uncanny ability to make money everywhere.
ā¢ Bloomberg Law tells us that āā¦the likes of BlackRock, State Street, CALPERS, & the Kuwait Investment Authorityā¦ provide the vast majority of securities used to take bearish positions"
https://t.co/Kf9lCrdmwZ
ā¢ BlackRock, through its ownership and influence with Blackstone has been one of many big money organizations buying up swaths of real estate--both residential and commercial--and artificially inflating the housing market and adding to the creation of another bubble
https://t.co/m4d5U27Kmz
ā¢ Blackstone, which means BlackRock, acquired Ancestry
ā¢ BlackRock, Vanguard, as well as hedge funds like #Citadel have significant stakes--often with voting rights--in pharmaceutical manufacturers like Sarepta.
It is also worth noting that these asset managers and hedge funds profit handsomely from an FDA process where drugs can be fast-tracked to the market, often without proper trials, testing, and proof of efficacy.
https://t.co/AB966UQrmI
Fun Fact: A May 2023 Bloomberg article quoted Diana Zuckerman, President of the National Center for Health Research, a nonprofit think tank:
āSarepta is a poster child for an absolutely outrageous and inexcusable lack of any kind of oversight or enforcementā
So.. Just so you know this is not just Squeezy on a witch hunt against asset managers. BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street are in cahoots with the likes of a drug manufacturer labeled as a poster child for outrageous and inexcusable lack of oversight and enforcement
---
TLDR: Let's make it all make sense, now...
Eįµ”ponent is a company that creates expertise that creates opportunities for their clients by solving challenges for a safer and healthier world.
#Netflix lets us know that Eįµ”ponent is a "hired gun" of meat, diary, and eggs [lobbyists] that funded research studies that denied evidence connecting food to disease "while burying their involvement in the fine print", and that Eįµ”ponent's "research was used by the tobacco industry to deny the connection between second-hand smoke and cancer"
BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street have significant stakes in Eįµ”ponent.
BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street are also involved in the "easy button" trillion dollar pharmaceutical game, the over-inflating the real estate market by buying up blocks of property game, the shorting the economy, by way of lending out large amounts of stock game, and many other things.
---
TLDRĀ²:
Eįµ”ponent's ability to conduct research and provide evidence to push agendas like "mEaT iSnT cOnNeCtEd tO dIsEaSeS, gUys", and countering scientific facts that would promote the overall health of the global population is made possible by big money like BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street.
Ironically enough, these asset managers who fund research countering science for financial benefit, turn right around and benefit from the quick to market big #pharma marketplace.
These asset managers also buy up huge amounts of property so you cant afford to buy a home, and/or can't find a home to rent.
And if it's not bad enough, these same asset managers buy up millions of shares of stock--off-exchange, as to not allow the stock's price action to reflect the purchases--so they can turn around and lend those shares to short sellers, whose goal is to drive company stock prices into the ground, bankrupting them, and adding to unemployment.. which brings with it implications that can tie right back into them making money from big pharma.
I can go on, but I will digress here.
---
#Food #FDA #BigPharma #Research #Drugs #BlackRock #Vanguard #StateStreet #HedgeFunds #Citadel #RealEstate #StockMarket #ShortAndDistort #TwitterNews
Eįµ”ponent - About:
https://t.co/UzfmVsnk9r
Fintel - Exponent, Inc (EXPO) Stock Price, Institutional Holders, and Ownership:
https://t.co/sWSIG2JvpL
Fintel - Kayne Anderson Rudnick:
https://t.co/Xopyt6o7Kr
CNN Business - Virtus Investment Partners Inc:
https://t.co/DWVhCwjgBK
December 31, 2022 Schedule 13G:
https://t.co/VZp9GIwTis
April 20, 2022 Reuters article:
https://t.co/ImzoC5iZ4r
March 6, 2021 Bloomberg Law article:
https://t.co/ehoWcIfI3L
December 4, 2020 Blackstone Press Release:
https://t.co/POPPmrcLVo
February 29, 2020 HeadHunter Group PLC Schedule 13G:
https://t.co/glNaunavvF
December 31, 2020 HeadHunter Group PLC Schedule 13G: https://t.co/FWPTj25men
November 24, 2020 CNN Business article:
https://t.co/SgS1BxEMAB
February 29, 2020 HeadHunter Group PLC Schedule 13G:
https://t.co/glNaunavvF
December 4, 2017 Financial Post article:
https://t.co/oR1ZpJQO48
Investopedia -Voting Rights :
https://t.co/mxuae18OUc
![McSqueezyTheCow's tweet photo. Rewatching The Game Changers on @netflix, with a through new frame of 'watching 3 years of market corruption, manipulation, and malpractice', and UFC Fighter James Wilks (@lightningwilks) said something that resonated with me:
āWith overwhelming scientific evidence connecting animal foods to many of the most common deadly diseases, I discovered that the meat, diary, and eggs industries have engaged in a covert response; funding studies that deny this evidence while burying their involvement in the fine print.
One of the hired guns paid to conduct these studies is Exponent, Inc. A company whose research was used by the tobacco industry to deny the connection between second-hand smoke and cancer.
For more than 50 years, Exponent has generated studies that challenged the health risks of everything from asbestos, arsenic, and mercury, to animal foods.ā
---
I thought to myself, "Hey. This sounds a lot like what big money does with 'main stream media' with a short and distort in the stock market and capital markets"
Naturally, I started digging.
<devioussmirk.gif>
---
So, who is Eįµ”ponent, anyway?
According to their website,
"In an era of radically-accelerating change, Eįµ”ponent is the only premium engineering and scientific consulting firm with the depth and breadth of expertise to solve your most profoundly unique, unprecedented, and urgent challenges".
---
What do they do?
Again, according to their website, Eįµ”ponent's corporate mission is:
"To create an unrivaled environment of engineering and scientific expertise, collaboration, and opportunity for exceptional people to produce breakthrough insights and objective solutions for our clients' vital challenges".
Eįµ”ponent also states that their vision is to:
"...solve the most formidable scientific and engineering challenges to create a safer, healthier, sustainable world."
---
To paraphrase...
Eįµ”ponent creates [scientific] expertise that creates opportunities for their clients by solving [scientific] challenges for a safer and healthier world.
.....sounds to me like "we help our clients find creative ways to make money using science". But let's see if there's anything to support that.
---
Let's look at some of Eįµ”ponent (EXPO) owners...
1. BlackRock owns 6,014,847 shares of EXPO
2. Vanguard owns 5,007,031 shares, along with an additional 2,888,199 shares of EXPO through two funds
3. State Street owns 1,690,776 shares of EXPO
..along with some others I am unfamiliar with. Let's dive in, shall we?
4. Kayne Anderson Rudnick Investments owns 4,277,177 shares of EXPO.
Upon further investigation, we see that Kayne Anderson Rudnick--a Los Angeles investment firm--is owned by Kayne Anderson Rudnick and Virtus Investment, according to 13G filings from HeadHunter Group PLC.
You'll never guess who the two largest owners of Virtus Investment are?!?!
ā¢ BlackRock, who owns 14%, or 13.99% to be specific of Virtus Investment, and
ā¢ Vanguard, who owns 12.35% of Virtus Investment
...you get the point!
---
Who are BlackRock and Vanguard, and why does this matter?
An 2022 Reuters article titled 'Fact Check-Video claiming BlackRock and Vanguard āown all the biggest corporations in the worldā is missing context' states:
"While it is true that both investment firms hold significant shares in many of the worldās leading companies and can therefore wield voting rights, shares are ultimately owned by Blackrock and Vanguardās clients"
-
Real quick on voting rights...
Investopedia informs us that voting rights afford shareholders the ability to use their votes to influence "...matters of corporate policy, including decisions on the makeup of the board of directors, issuing new securities, initiating corporate actions like mergers or acquisitions, approving dividends, and making substantial changes in the corporation's operations".
-
The fact that Reuters was compelled enough--likely by BlackRock and Vanguard--to publish that article, says enough for me. But let's press on.
-
According to Google, BlackRock has $8.59 trillion in assets under management, while Vanguard has $7.2 trillion in assets under management.
I bet that kind of buying brings with it a lot of influence.
-
A 2020 CNN Business article discussing the 3 largest asset managers--BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street--stated:
"The rapid growth of the Big Three fund managers, driven in part by rise of dirt-cheap ETFs, gives them enormous sway over financial markets and the priorities of Corporate America"
---
In the case of BlackRock,
"The asset manager also employs both a former Federal Reserve vice chairman and a former head of the Swiss National Bank.
BlackRock is so powerful that the federal government has asked for its help during each of the past two recessions. In March, the Fed tapped BlackRock to manage a first-of-its kind vehicle to buy corporate debt, including junk bonds".
---
Looking back further, we see a 2017 Financial Post article titled With $20 trillion between them, Blackrock and Vanguard could own almost everything by 2028 that begins with:
"Imagine a world in which two asset managers call the shots, in which their wealth exceeds current U.S. GDP and where almost every hedge fund, government and retiree is a customer.
Itās closer than you think. BlackRock Inc. and Vanguard Group ā already the worldās largest money managers ā are less than a decade from managing a total of US$20 trillion, according to Bloomberg News calculations."
"It's closer than you think". And that was in 2017.
---
All of that to say that, despite the best attempts of BlackRock and Vanguard to spin the narrative of "we don't own anything, our investors do" and "we don't own everything", the truth is that BlackRock and Vanguard likely have full autonomy to wield those investor dollars in whatever way they please to, in fact, "own all the biggest corporations in the world".
---
I have also discussed BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street previously, further evidencing their reach, span of control, and uncanny ability to make money everywhere.
ā¢ Bloomberg Law tells us that āā¦the likes of BlackRock, State Street, CALPERS, & the Kuwait Investment Authorityā¦ provide the vast majority of securities used to take bearish positions"
https://t.co/Kf9lCrdmwZ
ā¢ BlackRock, through its ownership and influence with Blackstone has been one of many big money organizations buying up swaths of real estate--both residential and commercial--and artificially inflating the housing market and adding to the creation of another bubble
https://t.co/m4d5U27Kmz
ā¢ Blackstone, which means BlackRock, acquired Ancestry
ā¢ BlackRock, Vanguard, as well as hedge funds like #Citadel have significant stakes--often with voting rights--in pharmaceutical manufacturers like Sarepta.
It is also worth noting that these asset managers and hedge funds profit handsomely from an FDA process where drugs can be fast-tracked to the market, often without proper trials, testing, and proof of efficacy.
https://t.co/AB966UQrmI
Fun Fact: A May 2023 Bloomberg article quoted Diana Zuckerman, President of the National Center for Health Research, a nonprofit think tank:
āSarepta is a poster child for an absolutely outrageous and inexcusable lack of any kind of oversight or enforcementā
So.. Just so you know this is not just Squeezy on a witch hunt against asset managers. BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street are in cahoots with the likes of a drug manufacturer labeled as a poster child for outrageous and inexcusable lack of oversight and enforcement
---
TLDR: Let's make it all make sense, now...
Eįµ”ponent is a company that creates expertise that creates opportunities for their clients by solving challenges for a safer and healthier world.
#Netflix lets us know that Eįµ”ponent is a "hired gun" of meat, diary, and eggs [lobbyists] that funded research studies that denied evidence connecting food to disease "while burying their involvement in the fine print", and that Eįµ”ponent's "research was used by the tobacco industry to deny the connection between second-hand smoke and cancer"
BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street have significant stakes in Eįµ”ponent.
BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street are also involved in the "easy button" trillion dollar pharmaceutical game, the over-inflating the real estate market by buying up blocks of property game, the shorting the economy, by way of lending out large amounts of stock game, and many other things.
---
TLDRĀ²:
Eįµ”ponent's ability to conduct research and provide evidence to push agendas like "mEaT iSnT cOnNeCtEd tO dIsEaSeS, gUys", and countering scientific facts that would promote the overall health of the global population is made possible by big money like BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street.
Ironically enough, these asset managers who fund research countering science for financial benefit, turn right around and benefit from the quick to market big #pharma marketplace.
These asset managers also buy up huge amounts of property so you cant afford to buy a home, and/or can't find a home to rent.
And if it's not bad enough, these same asset managers buy up millions of shares of stock--off-exchange, as to not allow the stock's price action to reflect the purchases--so they can turn around and lend those shares to short sellers, whose goal is to drive company stock prices into the ground, bankrupting them, and adding to unemployment.. which brings with it implications that can tie right back into them making money from big pharma.
I can go on, but I will digress here.
---
#Food #FDA #BigPharma #Research #Drugs #BlackRock #Vanguard #StateStreet #HedgeFunds #Citadel #RealEstate #StockMarket #ShortAndDistort #TwitterNews
Eįµ”ponent - About:
https://t.co/UzfmVsnk9r
Fintel - Exponent, Inc (EXPO) Stock Price, Institutional Holders, and Ownership:
https://t.co/sWSIG2JvpL
Fintel - Kayne Anderson Rudnick:
https://t.co/Xopyt6o7Kr
CNN Business - Virtus Investment Partners Inc:
https://t.co/DWVhCwjgBK
December 31, 2022 Schedule 13G:
https://t.co/VZp9GIwTis
April 20, 2022 Reuters article:
https://t.co/ImzoC5iZ4r
March 6, 2021 Bloomberg Law article:
https://t.co/ehoWcIfI3L
December 4, 2020 Blackstone Press Release:
https://t.co/POPPmrcLVo
February 29, 2020 HeadHunter Group PLC Schedule 13G:
https://t.co/glNaunavvF
December 31, 2020 HeadHunter Group PLC Schedule 13G: https://t.co/FWPTj25men
November 24, 2020 CNN Business article:
https://t.co/SgS1BxEMAB
February 29, 2020 HeadHunter Group PLC Schedule 13G:
https://t.co/glNaunavvF
December 4, 2017 Financial Post article:
https://t.co/oR1ZpJQO48
Investopedia -Voting Rights :
https://t.co/mxuae18OUc](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F5EI0LtbkAADrVy.jpg)
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My guy @StockRetail with the receipts and play-by-play outlining that not only is Adam Aron to be trusted; not only is he credible; but he often over delivers.
@taylorswift13 is just the beginning. This is another revenue stream. On top of all the others Adam Aron has launched on the last 2 1/2 years.
Adam Aron is cooking. And I am lined up for whatever he is serving.
We have already won, and in the words of our illustrious CEO, āshort sellers should be shorting themselves, right nowā.
#AMC #AMCNOTLEAVING #ChokeOnThat #MotherDuckers
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