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During the C---D-19 pandemic, BlackRock became the Federal Reserves personal shopper, buying up corporate bonds and ETFs to keep the market on life support.
The CEO of Blackrock:
“Gold investors hurt capital market development.”
You sure?
The irony here is just so beautiful.
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People are excited about the CEO of America’s largest bank potentially becoming the Treasury Secretary.
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Have you looked at the history of that bank?
The leader of JPMorgan potentially in charge of America’s finances…
Can you expect anything else at this stage in the game?
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The United States is preparing new sanctions on Chinese companies, with the US National Security Adviser suggesting that banks may be targeted.
“Banks.”
The temperature continues to get turned up.
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“In 1945, US had 80% of the world’s money. Gold was money at the time. It had half the worlds GDP. It had a monopoly on military power. So the US set the world order” – Ray Dalio
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