What not regulating your market can produce

Part 1: YouTube - Hedge Funds and the Global Economic Meltdown (Part 1)

Part 2: YouTube - Hedge Funds and the Global Economic Meltdown (Part 2)

Part 3: YouTube - Hedge Funds and the Global Economic Meltdown (Part 3)


If you can watch three short videos you will be amazed at how much you can learn.

 

YouTube - The Uptick Rule


This guy is great at making terms like the uptick rule and mark to market understandable by ANYONE.

 

I think its pretty clear what types of regulation we need to correct these problems , I woul like to hear what others think.

 

To complicated to understand?


well let me help.


The hedge fund owners did this to us on purpose by naked short selling individual companys one at a time until the whole fucking thing collapsed.

They offer up the facts to back it like the unfullfilled stock orders that SOARED over a coulple of days before each corp failed..



This was orchastraited for a few very wealthy people to become obscenely wealthy in a matter of a couple of months.

The reason they were able to do it?

Lack of regulations.

 

Short selling is when you dont own a stock but offer to sell it to someone at the going price and then take a period of time to deliver the stock (like a couple of days). If you KNOW its going to fall precipitously in that few days time you can actually buy it cheaper than you sold it for and make a profit off the sell by delivering the actual stock a couple of days later..


These great big wealthy handful of people gamed our system because the rules were all gone or not inforced.

 

geese folks they are only like eight minutes a piece.

 

there was talk about the uptick rule being reinstated a couple of weeks ago along with paring back mark to market accounting. yes there needs to be regulation.

 

What did you think of the evidence this video submitts?

 

Deregulation nearly killed this country folks.

 

If by "deregulation" you mean the Federal Reserve, you're correct.