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re: Vivek. The man from nowhere
Posted on 8/27/23 at 9:22 am to SWINC
Posted on 8/27/23 at 9:22 am to SWINC
Summary:
A biotech research company is not profitable for years and then COVID happens and its value goes up, attracting institutional investors in successful pursuit of making its shareholders money.
Then the CEO, who decides to run for president, steps down and liquidates a large portion of his shares at a great profit to fund the campaign.
This is evidence that Vivek is an inside man and cannot be trusted when he speaks on the need to reign in institutional investors like Blackrock and Vanguard (who invested in his company), or the need to end the department of education (a union pension fund was also invested in his campaign, likely through a mutual fund or basket of tech investments.)
The guy in the video concludes his monologue about the suspicious nature of investments with the reminder that he is no a financial analyst.
A biotech research company is not profitable for years and then COVID happens and its value goes up, attracting institutional investors in successful pursuit of making its shareholders money.
Then the CEO, who decides to run for president, steps down and liquidates a large portion of his shares at a great profit to fund the campaign.
This is evidence that Vivek is an inside man and cannot be trusted when he speaks on the need to reign in institutional investors like Blackrock and Vanguard (who invested in his company), or the need to end the department of education (a union pension fund was also invested in his campaign, likely through a mutual fund or basket of tech investments.)
The guy in the video concludes his monologue about the suspicious nature of investments with the reminder that he is no a financial analyst.
Posted on 8/27/23 at 10:22 am to GRTiger
quote:Matt Kim is a brilliant man and I trust his analysis completely
A biotech research company is not profitable for years and then COVID happens and its value goes up, attracting institutional investors in successful pursuit of making its shareholders money.
Then the CEO, who decides to run for president, steps down and liquidates a large portion of his shares at a great profit to fund the campaign.
This is evidence that Vivek is an inside man and cannot be trusted when he speaks on the need to reign in institutional investors like Blackrock and Vanguard (who invested in his company), or the need to end the department of education (a union pension fund was also invested in his campaign, likely through a mutual fund or basket of tech investments.)
The guy in the video concludes his monologue about the suspicious nature of investments with the reminder that he is no a financial analyst.
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