STEVEN FELDMAN
THIS GS FUCKING KIKE IS GOING ALL IN ON METALS AND DITCHING STOCKS.
REALLY MAKES YOU THINK.
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23 YR GOLDMAN SACHS INSIDER GOING ALL IN ON GOLD
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When you're 23 you do stupid things like think gold is a good investment.
I was a stupid goym and did it too.
Btw it smells like sage in here
you're fucking retarded. he's not 23, he's a 23 year insider. gold is insurance against hyper inflation. that's the point. holy shit end yourself kike cock sucking boomer shill. GOD DAMN i hate you nigger faggots. please, go worship keynes and masturbate to his photos somewhere else.
>No reading comprehension
>shills anyways
>he's a 23 year insider
does an insider specialize in insider trading how does it work?
an insider is someone who knows the sector extremely well, was a partner of a big company, or employed by them.
the "insider" title is basically, "i know how kikes think because i became the kike."
in feldman's case, he was an actual kike but came to the light eventually realizing that it's all fucking bull shit propped up by the fed.
As a hedge funder - no one cares what even actual senior Goldman insiders think - because if they were as good at forecasting as they are at sales.... they’d be investors not bankers (salesmen). In this case, however - I agree with the young and irrelevant analyst. We are completely debasing our money - rapidly. When the real value is declining and the body in charge of fiat currency vows to expand money supply by printing and overpaying “in the amount needed” to support nominal asset pricing, that probably boded well for gold and real assets. In 2008 we bailed out the rich because it’s easier to hide inflation in asset prices vs consumer goods + other countries were worse about it + there was a plausible plan to unwind the feds balance sheet. Now we’re pushing on a string and totally backed into a corner. The world needs to deleverage, but that would be too painful so we’ll try stealth redistribution through inflation but probably just wind up with hyperinflation.
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ya no it's still a kike and that title don't exist that mean he got connection not that he know some math magic formula that give him a edge on everyone in the casino they call trading fuck away
it'S quiet interesting that he would invest in gold but whatever
it's a stupidly dumb idea to go back to the gold standards it's asking for nepotism and regression it give all the control to the gold owner and they just happen to be like in your pic
Feldman invest in gold because there will be a massive deflation of the money supply in the next 10 years like a 1930 deflation
the US will not understand what happen to them they're the new ex URSS and there's no amount of investing in gold that gonna save them at this point they've been fully and totally conquered or maybe they were always like that who know
i agree, usually they're fucking nobodies.
i think the deflation will be there yes, but not for long.
> no amount of investing in gold that gonna save them at this point they've been fully and totally conquered or maybe they were always like that who know
i agree, i'm not a goldbug faggot but i think there is an opportunity to exchange high value for gold at a certain point - like acreage or something.
More like a new Argentina. Too much debt, too little production, can’t let rates rise or we default and can’t roll the debt. Must inflate away the debt. Must not allow inflationary expectations to become mainstream because then interest rates adjust and its self fulfilling. Maybe if we can sell the idea it’s all transitory it CAN be mild and more of a wealth redistribution via inflation owners of financial assets. We’ll see - I find it hard to believe the fed can pull it off, but the whole world is so far down the fiat money path and dollar dependent, perhaps there’s enough momentum in power structures to ignore it all for another couple decades. Overall though when risk/reward and pricing become completely divorced, the distribution of wealth becomes a function of political power rather than productivity, which leads to malinvestment and probably a smaller pie overall. Also the duration of benefits to political power vs the delayed impact of negative effects from promises made to gain power means politicians will always fuck shit up by telling and giving the dumb masses what they want. There is no risk people! No downside to poor decisions and malinvestment! Just vote for me. It’s the cycle of countries. Nothing new
Ya if you already have the mean to do it why not but that's not realistic for the common folks. Feldman is like a rats jumping the ship.
I mean at this point the only thing missing is China leaving the petrol dollars totally and liquidating his US bond. China will be the only country on the planet to get out of that crisis.
> find it hard to believe the fed can pull it off, but the whole world is so far down the fiat money path and dollar dependent, perhaps there’s enough momentum in power structures to ignore it all for another couple decades.
Ya probably I still can't quiet understand where Black Rock fit in all that and with the peoples named for the US economy reopening I can't see anyway this end in a good way.
>Nothing new
I hope you're right but that shit is becoming bigger every day the financial market like we know it can't really survive what's happening and maybe it's on purpose.
No.
We are transferinf our wealth.
The average person will be crushed, but
The rich will purchase up all The cheap assets your parents and you lost.
Enjoy being homeless cause these yatchs aint gonna pay for themselves.
smells funny in here my dudes
Because if you’re a banking analyst the usual desirable next step is to become a private equity analyst or hedge fund analyst and then build a track record and get investments. He’s not jumping ship - I could find you a hundred people at banks and hedge funds that will openly an publicly state that inflationary risks are huge with fed intervention. This kids “insider status” confers him no credibility - as if the Fed is looping in some 1st year powerpoint monkey on plans for the money supply. I’m just saying this isn’t an interest take because he’s some insider sharing privileged knowledge and jumping ship. But he probably IS smart and any smart person with economic fluency can look at the latest M2 report form the fed and the terms of the latest alphabet soup initiatives and see this is a massive risk. Plenty of smart insiders would disagree. I think this kid is right. I hate Soros, but his Theory of Reflexivity is right - perceptions of future events impact pricing/rates which can be a self fulfilling cycle. It’s why a lot of smart people who expected inflation from TARP and QE have (thus far) been (arguably) wrong with respect to consumer prices (though anyone with a brain knows asset prices I.e. valuations were inflated. I love a good bit of exciting insider betrayal as much as anyone - Goldman benefits from an advantaged relationship with the fed and has an information advantage on consumer and investor behavior and trading flows but no one has inside knowledge of interest rates except the fed itself and the government. And the both of those seem pretty bad at forecasting anyway.
Told you so. Enjoy poverty
It’s ok China can liquidate the US treasury holdings. Haven’t you heard - the fed will now repo foreign central banks holdings of treasuries at 100c on the dollar. Fucking lol I wish I could buy my own debt by poofing new money
yeah, because you're a fucking faggot jew rat shill. go stroke yourself to your microchip digital fiat currency somewhere else microFEDWALLETsoft faggot jew nigger kike cock sucking piece of smelly dog shit. the smells you, cunt.
holy shit dude you're one of the most obvious worst shill i have ever came across ....end your life
Sounds like a sell signal before a dump to buy back in cheaper.
ya fucking insane
they got a bonus for destroying the economy again and everyone clap
I mean the poor already are levered to the hilt with debt and over-consuming their productivity. Buying what cheap assets? All the assets are inflated as fuck at stupid valuations due to artificially depresses interest rates pushing money into risk assets (stocks). Lenders get fucked cause they get a contractual payment in dollars and the dollars will be worth less. Maybe not a stealth redistribution - more of a stealth tax on asset holders. Yes, poors get fucked in inflation. Rich people get fucked too cause the real value of their holdings declines despite nominal value being higher. A lot of the post 08 wealth concentration is just asset price inflation. The rich had huge paper gains, whatever. They’re fine cause even if they lose their paper gains they can pay for their consumption when inflation hits consumer goods. The poor benefit overwhelmingly from deficit spending and that deficit spending will be funding through inflating away our debt obligations since we’ve already tapped out the tax revenue base. You can raise taxes on the rich to support the debt burden or you can inflate away the debt burden. Either way more productivity goes to the government debt to support fiscal deficits. Oh no now my pension is worth less in real terms. More deficit spending for handouts! It’s all the same - you can’t produce less and consume more forever, but damn does it sell to the voters! The rich will get richer no matter what because the cost of technology continues to decline outpaces the efficiency of labor for the bottom and increasingly larger portion of workers. This is why protectionism at the expense of growth is a positive for a stable and happy America.
Black Rock is a big dumb monolithic ETF and mutual fund provider for the most part. Vanguard, Black Rock, Fidelity etc own giant stakes in most public companies and perhaps they do exercise insider information - but from my experience in the industry their clients are mostly pensions and 401ks and ultimately the little guy (whom that Of course fleece for fees) but are very passive investors often not even attending management meetings and company conferences. The rich and powerful invest in hedge funds and private equity - where we fleece them with egregious fees by comparison but often do the actual legwork to be a little more right than big dumb “long only” funds because we get a percentage of risk-adjusted returns vs a simple fee in total assets managed. If anyone was nefarious, Blackstone is a much more likely suspect, but I only say that because they are a smaller, smarter group - exercises control over the companies they buy and because Leon Black was an Epstein guy and they’re a preeminent private equity firm full of rich people and servicing rich investors. I think banks are cesspools of salespeople and misaligned incentives. I think most PE firms are aggressive with cost cutting at companies they acquire and drive overleveraging and have a major hand in policy. I think hedge funds are mostly neutral, but many get rich enough to influence policy on both sides - though I think they do it out of ego and a real desire to do what (they think) is best for the country If they do get involved in politics. I think distressed debt funds, emerging market funds are a little icky and probably attract the least scrupulous people, but serve an important function
Legally an insider owns more than 5% or is a senior executive or board member. Colloquially an insider is someone who knows proprietary information about a company because they’re employed there. A 23 year old at Goldman is not an insider with respect to central banking and macroeconomic policy, nor Goldman’s plans and maneuvering. The kid is maybe an insider in whatever merger he was whipping up dumb slide decks at the time.
There are two reasons to care what INDUSTRY Y ANALYST at JP Morgan forecasts for company Z or GDP or whatever. 1: because when they publish that shit, CNBC prints it and retail investors act on it and that moves prices. Upgrades /downgrades from banks are 99% shitty analysis and trailing indicators, or at best a repackaging if the guidance from the company in question 2: sometimes a bank like Citi can’t own a stock for all their retail investors who have Citi managed funds if Citi has a sell rating, so there is sometimes a modest impact on ratings changes. Any professional investor looking to banks expertise on forecasting or company analysis should and usually will be fired. Sometimes they have a better view on trading flows and who’s selling what for what reasons
What is the easiest way to make the value of gold and silver drop absurdly? This way kikes lose another way to keep screwing people.
The value of gold is simply that it is an agreed upon medium of exchange, and store of value. It has some underlying utility but mainly the price is more of a reference for the value of fiat currency. Gold also requires people to broadly agree that we’ll use it as money - but it’s a lot easier to agree to use it as money when there is at least a finite supply. Fastest way to make the value fall? Go find a massive new supply of gold and harvest it - an asteroid is probably your best bet (I think I don’t actually have a clue if asteroids have gold but you get the point).
Kikes usually artificially restrict the supply to boost the value of something, maybe there is a simpler way. LOL
You're an embarrassment to this country. Kill yourself.
What penny stocks should we be grabbing if not metals?
>23 year old
>GS
Yeah, I bet all the teenage girls are real impressed when he tells them he's a GS Vice President, too.
>protip: everyone at GS is a VP
HERE IS A BUNCH OF NEW GOLD THAT HAS NEVER BEEN ON YOUR PLANET, user. BUT THE MORE YOU USE IT, THE LESS VALUABLE IT GETS, SO, UH, THERE'S THAT.
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>CEO, Gold Bullion International
Sure.