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The Elites Are Jumping Ship As The Financial Collapse Draws Near

The Elites Are Jumping Ship As The Financial Collapse Draws Near

Authored by Mac Slavo via SHTFplan.com,

It’s easy to think of the political and financial elites who run our world as lofty and all powerful. They command dangerous governments that can wield devastating weapons, central banks that treat our economy like a rigged casino, media conglomerates that pacify the minds of the public, and unbelievably wealthy corporations that have concentrated wealth to an unprecedented degree.

Wynn Resorts Macau Casino Books $10M "Black Swan" Gambling Loss

Wynn Resorts Macau Casino Books $10M "Black Swan" Gambling Loss

Wynn Resorts, the casino and resort company controlled by billionaire mogul and former Trump political adviser Steve Wynn, booked a staggering gambling loss that one economist described as a “black swan” during the second quarter when one of its subcontractors in charger of keeping the casino stocked with high rollers lost money for a whole month.

Paul Craig Roberts Questions "What Really Explains Amazon.com's Share Price?"

Paul Craig Roberts Questions "What Really Explains Amazon.com's Share Price?"

Authored by Paul Craig Roberts,

PCR Takes a Look at Today’s “Top Stories” on Bloomberg

“Jeff Bezos briefly overtook Bill Gates as the world’s richest person. A surge in Amazon shares Thursday morning in advance of its earnings report gave Bezos a net worth of $92.3 billion, surpassing the Microsoft founder’s $90.8 billion fortune.

 

 

In afternoon trading, Bezos remains ranked second on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. Gates has held the top spot since May 2013.”

Spot The Conflict(s): This Strip-Club Operator Pays Sidoti $40,000 A Year To Cover It's Stock

Spot The Conflict(s): This Strip-Club Operator Pays Sidoti $40,000 A Year To Cover It's Stock

We've spent a lot of time of late discussing Europe's new MiFID II regulations that will go into effect in January 2018 and require investment banks to charge institutional clients separately for trading commissions and research.  As we've noted (here and here), initial offer prices are coming in relatively high at around $450,000 per bank...all of which led us to the following conclusions:

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