Main Street Won Battle Against Wall Street, but What About the War?
February 3, 2021
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as posted by the channelWe're going to the moon!!
Just kidding. This week on 51/49, James breaks not only the battle, but also the war between the people (Reddit, retail investors) and the oligarchy (hedge funds, elites, etc.), specifically exploring how this GameStop short squeeze saga could fundamentally change our system for the better, if we focus on the right things.
Topics discussed in this video include:
- Making the case that the stock market should not be referenced as an indicator of economic health
- Regulating members of Congress when it comes to trading stocks
- Discuss crowdsourcing as it relates to corporate governance and shareholder advocacy.
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