Damn near every publicly traded company of consequence in America is owned by State Street, Vanguard, and/or Black Rock. That's what asset managment firms do... they invest in things.
They get lots of their investment capital straight from the fed. It's a loophole that lets federal reserve buy private assets. The federal reserve is fiat and the source of corrupt jew foreign power
Them getting funds straight from the Federal Reserve is new information for me. And I thought that the US gov using asset managment firms as a workaround to force policy objectives unconstitutionally by making them push a leftist agenda on companies they own and influence as a condition of being permitted to manage federal pension funds was bad enough.
Damn near every publicly traded company of consequence in America is owned by State Street, Vanguard, and/or Black Rock. That's what asset managment firms do... they invest in things.
Whitney Webb just did a podcast on this. https://op3.dev/e,pg=e67106b4-08a8-5edb-a6fc-cb7e96af3ca7/media.rssblue.com/podcasts/unlimited-hangout/plundering-the-crisis-economy-with-john-titus/audio.ep-57-plundering-the-crisis-economy-with-john-titus.mp3
They get lots of their investment capital straight from the fed. It's a loophole that lets federal reserve buy private assets. The federal reserve is fiat and the source of corrupt jew foreign power
Them getting funds straight from the Federal Reserve is new information for me. And I thought that the US gov using asset managment firms as a workaround to force policy objectives unconstitutionally by making them push a leftist agenda on companies they own and influence as a condition of being permitted to manage federal pension funds was bad enough.
It's a fucken monopoly...
BTW they're heavily invested in funeral homes...maybe they'll drum up some business.
The big investment banks that own all of corperate America also invest heavily in each other, so yeah, definite monopoly.