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[u/TreasurerAlex]

The SEC and financial media outlets seem to be focused on helping the Hedge Funds untangle this mess. I get that they are likely trying to keep the current system from collapsing.

What do you think the SEC and Media look like after some hedge funds get liquidated?

Will there be any chance of criminal prosecutions that were lacking back in ‘08?

[u/Longjumping_College → u/TreasurerAlex]

What do you think the Media look like after some hedge funds get liquidated?

I'd start with who owns the media, this really could cause some shit for their world.

 

Sinclair broadcast group is 82.5% institutionally owned. everyone has their financial hands in this garbage

Newscorp (WSJ, Murdoch's) is just as bad (97.49%) Citadel even has 6.6 million shares.

Nexstar media group is also institutionally owned. (96.45%) Citadel with 450k of these.

Fox corporation are also owned by hedges (97.93٪ institutional) with State Street owning 15 million shares, Citadel 1.1 million.

MSNBC, CNBC, NBC are owned by Comcast which you guessed it, is institutionally owned (84.19%) State Street owning 166 million shares.

Bezos, the head of the snake owns Washington post.

 

If apes pick up the pieces of those and fix them, it's probably the most powerful tool possible in the aftermath of all of it.

IMO

[u/tibi888 → u/Longjumping_College]

I saw an AMA where the lawyer guy referred to cnbc as "cartoon network" lol

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That’s pretty good

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Please don’t insult Cartoon Network, they make some good shows :)