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If you ever wonder why retail investors lose to institutional money, it’s because the institutions are literally spying on us from space. Hedge funds purchase…
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Borrowing capital to buy stocks is an absolutely flawless maneuver right up until the math turns against you. When heavily leveraged investments drop in…
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A trillion-dollar corporate valuation absolutely does not mean the company actually has a trillion dollars sitting in a massive vault. Market capitalization…
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Billionaire investor George Soros literally broke the Bank of England in 1992 by massively shorting the British pound, making over a billion dollars in profit…
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