Thanks for that. it was great to see Comedy Central take the lead here, the interview was well researched and right on point. The financial media has never done its job, otherwise it would call out the fact that there are hundreds of companies trading above their legal authorized outstanding....how is that?
Stewarts background preparation for the interview was outstanding, his questioning succinct,the scripts associated with the shennanigans of the daily routine at cnbc are exposed for what they are.
cnbc is a disingenuous media a game show, where the rules are printed in multiple sets, with the active super set always hidden from public view. While short term rules are Issued to the players/guests according too some arbitrary distributional heirarchy. The scripts all functioning under an umbrella of plausible deny ability.
Supply and demand remain disconnect, owners of stock are subordinate to traders of stock, that isnt owned, or was never legally issued.
The statement by cramer about expected returns, and stock values, is only possible, because of the private printing presses invoked according to the needs and desires of those pulling the levers, always behind the curtain, out of view, leaving the impression of randomness where no randomness exists.
when there are market prices...you'll know it, as of this writing, there are no market prices. the game as constructed, remains the game of control unit scripts whose CF's are now becoming understood.
RO / RS= CF remains as important as E=MC2. |
