I mean... The spunky fox gal is on the same side as Elon and DOGE. Rat Fink's gaslighting not winning Kamala the election was a major fail that unravelled his plan.
@@BiotearFink doesn't care. If the pushback is big enough he'll just invest in its monetization. He's profiting off of multiple wars right now, he DGAF.
It means snitch or someone who folds under pressure: "Fink is US slang of the 50s and 60s and signified generally a despicable person and specifically a traitor or sneak, someone who betrays his criminal confederates to the police."
Larry Fink outside of Blackrock, along with his connections, and his meteoric rise to his current heights out of basically nowhere (from what I remember) is a topic worthy of going over all on its own. Grimy doesn't begin to properly. explain this guy. The ad read was solid; I think, if time allowed, doing fake ad reads for BRIDGE and all these need to know topics in a very clearly sarcastic & parodying manner would be a good way to help get the word out on thos stuff, too. Excited to throw down on le plush and put it next to the one of Pippa I've got. Also, for the back/joint pain, while I'm sure it may not help the nerve damage outright, when my pop, friend, and I all had our bouts, the common throughline was we all had to walk more and lay down less. The Candy Man, for all the grains of salt, explained in an old video that the back is one giant joint/pump that needs to be moved consistently to work well. Not heavily, mind you, just conistently, like via walking or stretching. Again, grain of salt, but the movement has worked for me, my dad, and my friend, so may be worth it on some level wirh proper medication and rest regimen.
Kirsche, I just went down the internet rabbithole with how Blackrock, Vanguard and State Street not only owns shares with each other, but the literary OWN SHARES IN EVERYTHING! Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Google, Microsoft, Disney, Comcast, Visa, etc. HELP! D:
Own is not quite the right term, but they exert a lot of economic influence on global trade and production. They can choose who is on your board of directors in any given corporation, and with their esg stuff that is partially why the woke stuff is so pervasive even though it almost always fails miserably.
If you run an index fund, you own pieces of literally everything on whatever exchange(s) that fund covers; that's the whole point. It doesn't get alarming until 1) you see the absurd percentage of ownership these funds have (somewhere between ten and twenty percent of _all_ publicly traded shares are owned by index funds last I looked) and 2) the people who invested in the index fund don't get any voting power in the businesses the fund invested in; the fund managers vote the shares owned by the fund, and as long as they have a vaguely plausible reason (see the McKinsey study on diversity) they can vote those shares (or threaten votes) any way they like. This problem is worse because index funds have a better track record than any other stock investment strategy; nobody consistently beats the market, but an index fund _is_ the market. And since any index fund will invest the money the same way, and get the same returns (again, that's the point) there's little reason to make a competitor fund... which would take a lot of money to finance. And who is going to finance it, when they can just drop their money into Vanguard's or Black Rock's already existing index fund?
So many people have said it but even then I think it bears repeating. BlackRock is what you would expect to see in a piece of media about a Corporate Dystopia and yet it is a real business that exists and nobody with any real power is doing anything to prevent them from becoming more powerful.
True but I think we'll see positive change starting in early 2025. A system like the one we're suffering under requires rogue elites to disrupt, and we just installed a couple of those in the US.
If this represents more investment in the housing market, as much as I dislike making new laws, there should be restrictions on how much one corporation can invest in the housing market. Anti monopoly laws need expansion and enforcement. Of course, since the DOJ and FBI are so corrupt, who knows how effective that enforcement would be.
@@joshuawillingham6363 I say that no foreign based company, foreign born national, or anyone that has duel citizenship should be allowed to own any properties in the USA, all of the fore mentioned that have assets in the USA be given fair market value for them forced to sell and warned against doing so next time as it will be seen as an act perpetuated by a foreign enemy agent subjecting them to punishment by the military and every applicable law regarding foreign attacks on American soil. Sure some would say I'm "going to far" though I don't care what the simpleminded think about matters of national security or anything else.
More laws generally sucks, but laws against abusing the supermajority of citizens that actually get enforced are one of the only valid reasons to HAVE a government to begin with.
5:12 "Maybe they mean something else, but when I think fixed income I think welfare, disability, social security." Fixed income is mostly pensions, they're investing using pension funds. They don't just call it pension investing, even though it's almost entirely pension money, because there are other forms of fixed incomes.
Can't say what I really think about Fink on youtube but let's just say that I think that even having to be eternal roommates with Satan would be too nice for him.
I've been saying for years that the WEF is not just involved with politics, economics, and eco activism but also involved in culture with the case of Sweet Baby Inc. Even though WEF isn't involved with the "consulting firm" but BlackRock is funding SBI thus connected to WEF. Maybe I will make a video about it one day.
Hey Kirsche, I just recently found your channel, and I wanted to thank you for your deep dive into these kinds of things. Larry Twink has got nothing on Detective Foxu!
Never forget Fink was the mastermind of the great financial crisis by creating subprime mortgages. He was super risky with everything and now wants total control over everything because he got burned once
The subprime mortgage debacle was only possible because the Feds (by way Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac) paid them to make the original loans, because of cargo cult politics. See, middle class families tended to own homes, so obviously it was owning a house that made one middle class, rather than holding middle class values allowing you to accumulate the money to buy a house (it was a different time, and middle class families _could_ afford homes.) Which meant that Congress demanded banks make more home loans to people who weren't middle class, because that would presto-chango turn them into middle class families. The banks made the loans with all the due diligence the Feds demanded (meaning: none,) the Feds bought the loans from the banks who made them, and then investment firms bought them from Fannie and Freddie. The investment firms then bundled the mortgages up and sold them in bulk. Which _might_ have worked fine... if these loans had been made to the same sorts of people who had historically qualified for those loans. Unfortunately, it turns out that putting people in a middle-class home doesn't make them able to pay for a middle-class home...
Since the end of the Middle Ages, “Fink" in the German language has been used as a supposedly dirty bird that pecks at horse droppings (dirt, filth and dung finch), as a derogatory word and as a nickname for an "unsound, disorderly person" and has been used since the middle of the 16th century to describe vagrants, among other things. In Switzerland in the 19th century, “smart, bad, funny and malicious people ‘ were called ’Fink”, and “Fink” is still used there today for a ragamuffin and scoundrel. Today, it's commonly used as "Schmutzfink".
Larry messed with the wrong people on the internet: gamers. We have acquired a particular set of skills, skills that make us a nightmare for people like him.
Some gamers at any rate. Gamers smart enough to watch the fox lady absolutely, but a lot of gamers spent the last decade rebuying FIFA and CoD and paying too much for skins. Hopefully there are less people doing that at this point though.
I think we should look at the people that larry listens too. After all, a ceo can just be replaced and I dont believe for a second he is the only reason the company is as evil as it is.
Big investment firms are essentially the federal govt's/banks method of regulating the economy via megacorporations. Similar to how much of the government only operates out of unelected bueracracy and not chosen representatives.
Fixed income investment is just investing in debt (anything that pays fixed interest), e.g. government bond, corporate bond. The illiquid one is something is not buy and sell in millions or billions everyday, you have to go out and find people that want to buy it.
I hope the government just "nopes" their property holdings and resells them to the people or massively taxes any non-citizen entities owning non-business properties.
Blackrocks _actual_ assets are not very substantial. What people are confusing here is a companies direct legal assets and what are called AUMs (Assets Under Management). Blackrock directly is using other peoples money to buy into companies as a means of trying to diversify and make 'bets' on a companies or commoditys future in order to deliver a promised return while having enough money after taxes and expenditures to pay their investors.
Kirsche is just such a sparkling personality it makes me happy to hear her laugh at the horrible and twisted state of this evil, painful world of death and suffering.
it going back to compete with blackstone means very little except for avoiding monopoly allegations if you split up and compete against yourself your not technically a monopoly and the government doesnt need to look at you so keep growing and getting more then 50% of the market without regulation to slow you down if you get two companies that own 50% of the market its still ok for the government, even if everyone at the head of that 50% is also at the head of the other 50%
With the damage Fink has done, the only explanation I can think of as to why he's even still alive despite everything he's done, is that the sort of people who'd kill Boeing witnesses are the sort who he work for.
In my humble opinion, both Blackrock and Vanguard need to be broken up under the Sherman Anti-Trust Act the way both US Steel (A. Carnegie) and Standard Oil (Rockefeller) were broken apart a century ago. The Sherman Anti-Trust Act is the major anti-monopoly law in the US. And what much of this smacks of to me is straight-up monopolization of certain industries and markets, especially in the US. Because y'all want to know why the US national rent rate is $1900 a month, and the average house price to buy is $417,000? This is what happens when inflation drives out average buyers, and companies like Blackrock buy up vacant houses for pennies on the dollar. Blackrock doesn't care if the value goes up, because Blackrock simply wants to collect housing properties like Pokémon in Pokémon Go. That way, anyone looking to buy is forced to come to Blackrock. It's no different than a crime syndicate or mafia don cornering turf in a major city. And if people want to own a house, this needs to end.
Fixed income is a for example 10% of everybodies paycheck as a mandated 401k similar to how it works in Aussie and some EU countries. Garanteed income for them
I also think they get around it by letting the company control the majority of its shares so its a separate entity but they control the largest minority of shares basically owning every seat on the board of directors who are there to represent investor interests or in most cases the one large investors interest and thats how they split off businesses when the government gets a little too involved and thinks the company is too big as well they break a peice off set up a ceo for the company give the company a majority shares in itself and stock its board with high level execs from the original company while holding on to the biggest minority of stocks
fixed income investing is just investing in bonds. overly simplified obviously edit 1: Illiquid just means its hard to sell. edit 2: @8:07; no, according to this sentence blackrock pays about 1/3 of what private companies pay for their employees. With respect to the previous sentence, its basically saying when they merge the 2 companies, the people who currently work for blackrock will need to be paid significantly more; which will deplete their funds faster and greatly increase the risk of a lower credit rating edit 3: @15:10; there are a fuckton of investment firms. Robinhood, Fidelity, TD, Vanguard - and those are just the more recognizable ones.
Fixed income is just government or corporate bonds. It’s called “fixed income” because the bond has a set yield, unlike a stock or other asset that has a theoretically infinite upside or could go to zero.
What is needed are new, CLOSED indie markets that are tied to geographical regions where each of them have their own rankings systems etc. The utterly open internet market of Amazon is an infinite cesspool where quality is buried and authors can obfuscate their details to evade reputation
The more some "moralist/economist/ideolog" push and/or control GOOD behavior the more people want the opposite. Especially now that 1st world countries have issues with local/original population numbers vs the numbers of immigrants migrating . I could argue that progressive agendas and policies in the long run could lead to low birth rate.
The next political revolution should involve power moderation. Basically, allow capitalism to happen as it should. But regulate the poltical activism of the people in charge of massive companies to the point that they have no more influence than average Joe. A strong economy is good. But that doesnt mean we should be allowing some people more of a say in the world than others.
Fixed income means Bonds is all. Instead of shares you have to sell in order to realize a profit, buying bond mean you get a % coupon (cash payment) each month, then you can also sell them at a point in time It's nothing to do with low wages.... Illiquid means things not easy to sell, with often no fixed value, usually land/buildings (real estate) or sometimes small companies.
Don't let Fink relax for a split second. He is one of the few people we can NAME that is a reason for so many world issues.
We need to find out who his friends and allies are.
@@misanthropicattackhelicopt4148there's a list at the WEF's own website.
@@misanthropicattackhelicopt4148 Soros is definitely one of them.
@@misanthropicattackhelicopt4148 They wear the same hat.
oh trust me, fren, I’m sure as hell NAMING them. hard not to NOTICE
"Kirsche, stop digging."
"Never! You can't make me! Digging is the only thing that bring me joy in life. Digging and Crime Baaws!"
What about sounding?
Foxes doing fox things
@@shaggy44zebra just a spicy cat exploring her territory
Remember: there's still StateStreet and Vanguard.
I'll get 88 of my guys to keep an eye on them.
They'll get theirs in time
I have 14 words to tell them.
Blackstone group
Guess their race :) I mean the leaders of these speculators.
Larry was not ready for the power of a Sped goth MMO player with the power of Autism and anime on her side
As an SS13 player, I can assure you; the more you push behaviors people don't want, the more people will push back.
Who will win: yappy fox woman or a literal fink?
I mean... The spunky fox gal is on the same side as Elon and DOGE. Rat Fink's gaslighting not winning Kamala the election was a major fail that unravelled his plan.
"and"?
@@BiotearFink doesn't care. If the pushback is big enough he'll just invest in its monetization. He's profiting off of multiple wars right now, he DGAF.
As Benny always said, "Never trust a fink."
Ya dig?
I wonder how that word came to mean a rat?
Clicked for BlackRock, stayed for those excellent jiggle physics. Sometimes I love the algorithm
Bro actually came here for economic analysis that's so amazing
The jiggle helps with viewer retention during any less fun topics
Definition of 'rat fink'
1. a person who is obnoxious or contemptible. 2. an informer or traitor.
Larry has no moral compass. He is a rat.
Definition 3: The author of modern society's gaslighting bs trends and the man behind DEI.
Do you think they name themselves this as an inside joke?
Anytime I hear that name, I remember the old Pink Panther and Friends short cartoons 🤣🤣🤣
Good thing he's both
Fink sounds like some sort of slur. Given how he acts I think it should become one.
yt friendly term is Frekt.
Oh but it is,a very old one in fact.
It means snitch or someone who folds under pressure: "Fink is US slang of the 50s and 60s and signified generally a despicable person and specifically a traitor or sneak, someone who betrays his criminal confederates to the police."
It is one, and evidently it should be brought back.
Isn't it already some kind of insult at least? A very old and obscure one, but still. Swear I heard it in some old mob movie or something once.
Larry Fink outside of Blackrock, along with his connections, and his meteoric rise to his current heights out of basically nowhere (from what I remember) is a topic worthy of going over all on its own. Grimy doesn't begin to properly. explain this guy.
The ad read was solid; I think, if time allowed, doing fake ad reads for BRIDGE and all these need to know topics in a very clearly sarcastic & parodying manner would be a good way to help get the word out on thos stuff, too. Excited to throw down on le plush and put it next to the one of Pippa I've got.
Also, for the back/joint pain, while I'm sure it may not help the nerve damage outright, when my pop, friend, and I all had our bouts, the common throughline was we all had to walk more and lay down less. The Candy Man, for all the grains of salt, explained in an old video that the back is one giant joint/pump that needs to be moved consistently to work well. Not heavily, mind you, just conistently, like via walking or stretching. Again, grain of salt, but the movement has worked for me, my dad, and my friend, so may be worth it on some level wirh proper medication and rest regimen.
The entire human body is built for mostly walking and light exercise, so it makes sense.
Are you suggesting that Fink, like Epstein, was likely propped up by a foreign glowie?
Kirsche, I just went down the internet rabbithole with how Blackrock, Vanguard and State Street not only owns shares with each other, but the literary OWN SHARES IN EVERYTHING! Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Google, Microsoft, Disney, Comcast, Visa, etc. HELP! D:
Own is not quite the right term, but they exert a lot of economic influence on global trade and production. They can choose who is on your board of directors in any given corporation, and with their esg stuff that is partially why the woke stuff is so pervasive even though it almost always fails miserably.
Larry is also jewish. Walking stereotype.
If you run an index fund, you own pieces of literally everything on whatever exchange(s) that fund covers; that's the whole point. It doesn't get alarming until 1) you see the absurd percentage of ownership these funds have (somewhere between ten and twenty percent of _all_ publicly traded shares are owned by index funds last I looked) and 2) the people who invested in the index fund don't get any voting power in the businesses the fund invested in; the fund managers vote the shares owned by the fund, and as long as they have a vaguely plausible reason (see the McKinsey study on diversity) they can vote those shares (or threaten votes) any way they like.
This problem is worse because index funds have a better track record than any other stock investment strategy; nobody consistently beats the market, but an index fund _is_ the market. And since any index fund will invest the money the same way, and get the same returns (again, that's the point) there's little reason to make a competitor fund... which would take a lot of money to finance. And who is going to finance it, when they can just drop their money into Vanguard's or Black Rock's already existing index fund?
It explains how they're able to take the losses from DiE investments. They have other stocks that have ROI to offset the losses.
@@cabnbeeschurgr Exerting control is just as bad as owning to be fair.
So many people have said it but even then I think it bears repeating. BlackRock is what you would expect to see in a piece of media about a Corporate Dystopia and yet it is a real business that exists and nobody with any real power is doing anything to prevent them from becoming more powerful.
True but I think we'll see positive change starting in early 2025. A system like the one we're suffering under requires rogue elites to disrupt, and we just installed a couple of those in the US.
I just remember this mofo said he was going to enforce changes in human behaviors through money.
Thus ESG/DEI was born.
Turns out we'll be enforcing our behavior on him.
@@ninjatango: We're saying the same thing we've said to the Borg. "Resistance is not futile."
@@hawkeye5955 one brick isn't enough to hold back a flood, but stack enough of them and you have a dam.
If this represents more investment in the housing market, as much as I dislike making new laws, there should be restrictions on how much one corporation can invest in the housing market. Anti monopoly laws need expansion and enforcement. Of course, since the DOJ and FBI are so corrupt, who knows how effective that enforcement would be.
In addition there needs to be laws limiting how much American land and resources assets foreign based companies and investors are allowed to own.
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@@joshuawillingham6363 I say that no foreign based company, foreign born national, or anyone that has duel citizenship should be allowed to own any properties in the USA, all of the fore mentioned that have assets in the USA be given fair market value for them forced to sell and warned against doing so next time as it will be seen as an act perpetuated by a foreign enemy agent subjecting them to punishment by the military and every applicable law regarding foreign attacks on American soil. Sure some would say I'm "going to far" though I don't care what the simpleminded think about matters of national security or anything else.
More laws generally sucks, but laws against abusing the supermajority of citizens that actually get enforced are one of the only valid reasons to HAVE a government to begin with.
Investigate Blackrock and others for Anti-Trust.
Definitely ordering a Kirsche plushie to keep Pippa and Alana company
5:12 "Maybe they mean something else, but when I think fixed income I think welfare, disability, social security."
Fixed income is mostly pensions, they're investing using pension funds. They don't just call it pension investing, even though it's almost entirely pension money, because there are other forms of fixed incomes.
In this case they're referring to the assets, not the client. I.e. it refers to assets that have a fixed rate of return like bonds
If Atlas Shrugged would have been written today, Fink would have been one of the villains.
Epic rap battles of history, galt vs fink
@@cabnbeeschurgr Galt would win, Fink is just a creep hiding behind wealth and ideology.
Can't say what I really think about Fink on youtube but let's just say that I think that even having to be eternal roommates with Satan would be too nice for him.
“Aren’t there laws against that?”
Kirsche, do you see that tiny hat they’re all wearing? That’s the “get out of jail free” hat
Please do not bring up the ethnicity 😅
@@ThomasOwOD Please do stop exploding children and being the victim.
"Item Bounce" plays in distance.
I've been saying for years that the WEF is not just involved with politics, economics, and eco activism but also involved in culture with the case of Sweet Baby Inc. Even though WEF isn't involved with the "consulting firm" but BlackRock is funding SBI thus connected to WEF. Maybe I will make a video about it one day.
The WEF have been saying it too. It's not a thing they are smart enough to keep secret.
God willing, they roll badly on this and lose a ton of money.
The strongest yapper I history vs the strongest yapper of today
John New Vegas warned us about the Finks.
Hey Kirsche, I just recently found your channel, and I wanted to thank you for your deep dive into these kinds of things. Larry Twink has got nothing on Detective Foxu!
Never forget Fink was the mastermind of the great financial crisis by creating subprime mortgages. He was super risky with everything and now wants total control over everything because he got burned once
The subprime mortgage debacle was only possible because the Feds (by way Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac) paid them to make the original loans, because of cargo cult politics.
See, middle class families tended to own homes, so obviously it was owning a house that made one middle class, rather than holding middle class values allowing you to accumulate the money to buy a house (it was a different time, and middle class families _could_ afford homes.) Which meant that Congress demanded banks make more home loans to people who weren't middle class, because that would presto-chango turn them into middle class families.
The banks made the loans with all the due diligence the Feds demanded (meaning: none,) the Feds bought the loans from the banks who made them, and then investment firms bought them from Fannie and Freddie. The investment firms then bundled the mortgages up and sold them in bulk. Which _might_ have worked fine... if these loans had been made to the same sorts of people who had historically qualified for those loans.
Unfortunately, it turns out that putting people in a middle-class home doesn't make them able to pay for a middle-class home...
I will put that Plush in a jar alright... You know how bad dust can be for plushies? Keep that thing clean.
I hope your shoulder is doing better, also that plushie is sooo cute.
As Fawful so eloquently put it, “FINK-RAT!”
See's the plushie: "Aaahhhh......I'll buy it at a high price!"
Since the end of the Middle Ages, “Fink" in the German language has been used as a supposedly dirty bird that pecks at horse droppings (dirt, filth and dung finch), as a derogatory word and as a nickname for an "unsound, disorderly person" and has been used since the middle of the 16th century to describe vagrants, among other things. In Switzerland in the 19th century, “smart, bad, funny and malicious people ‘ were called ’Fink”, and “Fink” is still used there today for a ragamuffin and scoundrel.
Today, it's commonly used as "Schmutzfink".
There's also Ajay Banga with Mastercard and whatnot, when it comes to Visa and Mastercard not allowing people to purchase legal things.
Getting the jar ready
Do not the plushie
🥺
Larry messed with the wrong people on the internet: gamers. We have acquired a particular set of skills, skills that make us a nightmare for people like him.
Some gamers at any rate. Gamers smart enough to watch the fox lady absolutely, but a lot of gamers spent the last decade rebuying FIFA and CoD and paying too much for skins. Hopefully there are less people doing that at this point though.
Cute plush, thanks for the word salad discovery and for sifting through it to find the real information.
I'll just buy. No reddit.
Illiquid assets are things like Stocks, things can not be quickly sold off
I think we should look at the people that larry listens too. After all, a ceo can just be replaced and I dont believe for a second he is the only reason the company is as evil as it is.
Foxu's on the case!
IM GONNA THE PLUSHIE
Do not the plushie!
NOOO! WE ONLY THE KORSCHA FOR THAT!
I'm gonna give her a good home if I win!
@@George-9998: Just keep the plushie away from Yuri and her knives.
@@hawkeye5955 Got it!
i call some massive BS on that plushy ad, WHERE WAS THE ACCENT?
Disclaimer: "Bostonian foxu accent not included with the plushie"
Govt really does treat certain fields like theyre a mafia crime family, strong arming them into protection
Big investment firms are essentially the federal govt's/banks method of regulating the economy via megacorporations. Similar to how much of the government only operates out of unelected bueracracy and not chosen representatives.
@cabnbeeschurgr right, and I mainly worded things the way I did based on a comment kirsche makes within the video
Jarvis, pull up Larry Fink's early life section on Wikipedia
Fixed income investment is just investing in debt (anything that pays fixed interest), e.g. government bond, corporate bond. The illiquid one is something is not buy and sell in millions or billions everyday, you have to go out and find people that want to buy it.
6:12 Oh no, the Foxxu is learning. We are all in grave danger.
They were so concerned on whether they could, they never stopped to ask whether they should.
@Maddog3060 So true. Now mankind will be yapped into oblivion.
That was a great ad read -- nothing more to say.
Used to work on software for large financial firms back in the day -- nothing too new here sadly...
Fixed income investing was just another name for those high risk loans banks would give out and then sell to investors that caused the bailouts
Tl;dr: Blackrock is trying to do a future asset swap of bad assets for good assets down the line except with more steps in between.
I hope the government just "nopes" their property holdings and resells them to the people or massively taxes any non-citizen entities owning non-business properties.
Yup
Also just out right illegalize the purchase of competing firms to any degree. Clearly that being possible just guarantees monopolistic abuse.
Blackrocks _actual_ assets are not very substantial. What people are confusing here is a companies direct legal assets and what are called AUMs (Assets Under Management).
Blackrock directly is using other peoples money to buy into companies as a means of trying to diversify and make 'bets' on a companies or commoditys future in order to deliver a promised return while having enough money after taxes and expenditures to pay their investors.
Anyone brought out the glow sticks when the ad popped on? I started phantom popping MDMA 😂.
Keep pressing. Our sovereignty is unironically on the line.
6:00 illiquid just means u cant move it easily, like a house vs stocks
My favorite new York Fox girl. Love the accent 😅
Good lord, R.I.P.
The Boston foxu won't like that 😂
She's from Boston, and I'm from Boston, don't call us New Yorkers.
IM NOT FROM NEW YORK IM FROM BOSTON AAAAAAAAA
thank you for supaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
@@Izbiski_ Bwaston, New Yawk- Youse all sound the same to me!
New Yorker here. She doesn't have a New York accent.
Kirsche is just such a sparkling personality it makes me happy to hear her laugh at the horrible and twisted state of this evil, painful world of death and suffering.
Your shoulder is still hurting you?? Hasn't it been like a week?
Please see a doctor.
he uses YOUR MONEY to do all this.
Kirsche put in a jar? What? I don't get it.
*slowly unzips*
What is this...instinct?
it going back to compete with blackstone means very little except for avoiding monopoly allegations
if you split up and compete against yourself your not technically a monopoly and the government doesnt need to look at you
so keep growing and getting more then 50% of the market without regulation to slow you down
if you get two companies that own 50% of the market its still ok for the government, even if everyone at the head of that 50% is also at the head of the other 50%
Must force those behaviours! right?
so its their fault the whole not affordable housing thing?
The most plausible explanation since this company has been buying up real estate all over the country.
It's not the only cause but it's definitely not helping.
Boomers kickstarted the collapse of the country.
Balckrock has so many federal and state legislators under their thumb, it's pretty hinky.
With the damage Fink has done, the only explanation I can think of as to why he's even still alive despite everything he's done, is that the sort of people who'd kill Boeing witnesses are the sort who he work for.
In my humble opinion, both Blackrock and Vanguard need to be broken up under the Sherman Anti-Trust Act the way both US Steel (A. Carnegie) and Standard Oil (Rockefeller) were broken apart a century ago. The Sherman Anti-Trust Act is the major anti-monopoly law in the US.
And what much of this smacks of to me is straight-up monopolization of certain industries and markets, especially in the US.
Because y'all want to know why the US national rent rate is $1900 a month, and the average house price to buy is $417,000? This is what happens when inflation drives out average buyers, and companies like Blackrock buy up vacant houses for pennies on the dollar. Blackrock doesn't care if the value goes up, because Blackrock simply wants to collect housing properties like Pokémon in Pokémon Go. That way, anyone looking to buy is forced to come to Blackrock. It's no different than a crime syndicate or mafia don cornering turf in a major city. And if people want to own a house, this needs to end.
Not all heroes wear capes, but there sure are alot of them that wear masks.
Fixed income is a for example 10% of everybodies paycheck as a mandated 401k similar to how it works in Aussie and some EU countries. Garanteed income for them
The fourth branch of government vs Kirsche
I'm all in on the rejiggling chested foxu!
I won't put the plushy in a jar. _I'm donating it to the US Federal Government._
Good to see there's still people who can notice things.
But more importantly, KIRSCHE FUMO?!!!!!!!!!!!
I also think they get around it by letting the company control the majority of its shares so its a separate entity but they control the largest minority of shares basically owning every seat on the board of directors who are there to represent investor interests or in most cases the one large investors interest and thats how they split off businesses when the government gets a little too involved and thinks the company is too big as well they break a peice off set up a ceo for the company give the company a majority shares in itself and stock its board with high level execs from the original company while holding on to the biggest minority of stocks
If I get that plushie I hope you understand I'm going to do "things" to it.
Polished, professional shill Fox is a little unsettling.
waiting for the plush of Kirsche's mom.
That Finkle Scheckle.
When you play the video on 1.5x.... you can really see the jigglws 😂
Kirsch should look into blackrocks venture into crypto and Blockchain tech. Goal is $50t
Expect that to get liquidated when Fink finally dumps too much money into DEI projects.
@juliangingivere they started pulling from it and moving to a new system that totally is not dei or anything like that at all. Totally not.
Its over bimbo fox made jar joke before i could
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"dumpster fire smores" five hours?eeek!
Looks like the kinda guy nobody knows about, who you'll find visiting those degen celeb islands
I get censored, than I find channels like this.
Been focused on the jiggle physics while listening the video. Fink is the most sus person to create so many problems to the United States.
When are you going back on Side scrollers?
Kirsche plush?
To the C Bucket she goes.
“Maybe Khans try to coerce people, but I ain’t a Fink, dig?”
I gonna buy a plushy and mail it to black rock
fixed income investing is just investing in bonds. overly simplified obviously
edit 1: Illiquid just means its hard to sell.
edit 2: @8:07; no, according to this sentence blackrock pays about 1/3 of what private companies pay for their employees. With respect to the previous sentence, its basically saying when they merge the 2 companies, the people who currently work for blackrock will need to be paid significantly more; which will deplete their funds faster and greatly increase the risk of a lower credit rating
edit 3: @15:10; there are a fuckton of investment firms. Robinhood, Fidelity, TD, Vanguard - and those are just the more recognizable ones.
"Goldstein" NOTICING INTENSIFIES
Fixed income is just government or corporate bonds. It’s called “fixed income” because the bond has a set yield, unlike a stock or other asset that has a theoretically infinite upside or could go to zero.
Based Kirsche
Wait? Has Larry Fink entered her back door?
What is needed are new, CLOSED indie markets that are tied to geographical regions where each of them have their own rankings systems etc.
The utterly open internet market of Amazon is an infinite cesspool where quality is buried and authors can obfuscate their details to evade reputation
How to implement DEI/BRIDGE in private assets market investiments?
The more some "moralist/economist/ideolog" push and/or control GOOD behavior the more people want the opposite. Especially now that 1st world countries have issues with local/original population numbers vs the numbers of immigrants migrating . I could argue that progressive agendas and policies in the long run could lead to low birth rate.
Women have choices and no fault divorce. Birth control is population destruction.
Now. I know that having every asset in a single industry is bad. However, what if you own at least a single asset in all of the industries?
The next political revolution should involve power moderation. Basically, allow capitalism to happen as it should. But regulate the poltical activism of the people in charge of massive companies to the point that they have no more influence than average Joe. A strong economy is good. But that doesnt mean we should be allowing some people more of a say in the world than others.
Larry Fink is ironically one
Just have someone explain finances with penis terminology and Kirch will understand everything 😂
I stand, unequivocally, behind the Foxu.
Blackrock Japan. It's inevitable.
Fixed income means Bonds is all. Instead of shares you have to sell in order to realize a profit, buying bond mean you get a % coupon (cash payment) each month, then you can also sell them at a point in time
It's nothing to do with low wages....
Illiquid means things not easy to sell, with often no fixed value, usually land/buildings (real estate) or sometimes small companies.
Plushies are gay, I demand a full-size Kirsche blowup doll.