@MatMB1969@saylor You're missing something: they can get their principal back by selling at the market. If the price drops, investors will start buying because the relative yield will go up. This is why the price has been so stable: when the price drops after ex-dividend date, the yield goes up
@saylordocs What a moron. If this guy knows who it is, and is saying its going to zero when it comes out, then why is he not just telling us? Am I missing something or is this guy's IQ at room temp? It's been 8 years lmao.
@Rickyonchain@phongle@unsupervis87066 He's talking about the time they sold shares for the USD reserve for instance. That was not accretive in terms of BTC per share for the shareholders, but better for their credit / for STRC
Even children understand that you can’t make something out of nothing.
Only fiat economists and central bankers believe otherwise.
The baker needs flour.
The carpenter needs wood.
The body needs food.
But the modern “expert” thinks wealth can be typed into existence from a spreadsheet in Washington.
This is the religion of the fiat priesthood: belief in the transmutation of nothing into something. They call it “stimulus.” They call it “quantitative easing.”
Call it what it is: counterfeiting with better PR.
Money is not wealth.
Money is a claim on wealth: a map, not the territory.
But the mapmakers forgot the landscape. They think redrawing the map makes new mountains appear.
When you print money, you are not creating value.
You are transferring it: silently, regressively, immorally.
From the saver to the spender.
From the prudent to the profligate.
From the productive to the non-productive.
From the entrepreneur to the politician.
From the peaceful to the warmonger.
Those closest to the printer get rich; those furthest away get robbed.
Inflation is not a “mystery.” It is theft conducted in broad daylight… all day, every day.
The economically vulnerable lose their savings slowly, invisibly.
The money-changers gain access to the freshly minted paper first and call it “growth.”
They call it policy.
I call it fragility: a system built on lies, opacity, and arrogance.
A civilization pretending that reality can be gamed by decree.
Nature has no patience for this delusion.
You cannot print bread. You cannot print energy. You cannot print competence.
Reality, unlike central bankers, doesn’t operate on delusion.
Everything real requires skin in the game.
And everything built on illusion must one day pay the bill… with interest.
This is one of the most important things we can teach our kids…
@octothepus @sillyETHBeras@AgentRaster@ChoosesPoorly@TheSamSaffa@michaeljburry What if I tell you that all money is speculation? Just because a government says a dollar has value doesn't mean the value can't decrease. Bitcoin is there to counter that depreciation with a limited cap. Anything other than goods has no real value other than what people give it
Internal Robinhood messages reveal Robinhood executives scrambled to talk to Citadel CEO Ken Griffin, breathing life again into theories that the two firms colluded to suppress Gamestop's stock price. https://t.co/PQzJ5yckAy
@SarahBeth_513@Charlie1337420 Basically its as if they short the etfs and it creates a wave of shorts because all these etfs copy each others holdings derivatives. Just my smooth brain interpretation tho could be wrong
Wes Christian is my special guest tomorrow
Fox Business 2PM
Wall Street makes most of its money from stock lending, with its firms raking in hundreds of billions of dollars per year, according to lawyer Wes Christian, a U.S. legal expert on naked short selling.
#NakedShorting
An Attorney from a HF this morning ordered me to delete a post or they would sue. This is for stating that creating synthetic shares is illegal per SEC law & a firm shorting #AMC has been trading in dark pool exchanges per FINRA reports with 5x AMC float. This is the sign u need.