@@davidbryanttrucking Labour and the Tories are not dumb or void of common sense, they just don't care. Everything they do is intentional. Starmer used to be a lawyer exclusively for terrorists in the UK to make sure they walk free. They're literal traitors. The attack on farmers is a deliberate act to make us dependent on EU exports, which in turn gives him justification to sign us back up to the EU. Him making Lammy the Foreign Sec after he called Trump a KKK Neo Nazi was a deliberate act to drive a wedge between us and the US, again pushing us closer to the EU and the WEF globalists.
BlackRock/Vanguard/State Street are also buying entire new housing developments as they're being built, this is a factor in the rising cost of homes in the US
Can you provide an explanation as to how "this is a factor in the rising cost of homes in the US" and how much of a factor. My taco Tuesday is a factor in global warming but its isn't even measurable.
As homes are built, they buy them outright, entire blocks if not larger at once. Homes that may be in let's say 100k range as an example, they'll offer more, ie 150k and buy out 30 at once. Then they won't sell them, they'll only rent them out, and they're doing it close to country-wide. If a new housing development comes up, they buy it, severely limiting the ability for average people to even make a bid, let alone get a new home. @@MyToxicMasculinity
@@MyToxicMasculinity Basically they can massively overpay for properties and just turn them into rental properties. This takes homes off the markets and drives up the cost. They've gotten a little quieter about it recently but for a while they were just approaching almost anyone selling a decent house and offering $30,000 to $50,000 over asking price or the next highest offer.
Start: "Let's be careful about conspiracy theories..." 20 min later: "How the hell they allow that!?" 25min later: "I just wanna live in the woods..." Welcome aboard, marine!
When you see how much of pop culture they've captured it's horrific! They own a massive chuck of games workshop! The same company that's interested in toy soldiers is behind land grabs in the UK from the farmers.
The American monopoly: "Black Van Street" State street, Vanguard, BlackRock. The top three, WHO ARE ALL TOP SHAREHOLDERS FOR EACHOTHER are the majority shareholders for... well almost everything. The American monopoly.... Yes, its beyond being changed at this point. the question is if its a bad thing or not.
Blackrock; Rupis nigra; in the 1500's an explorer named Gerardus Mercatur sailed up past Greenland & encountered "four large islands" that surrounded a large black magnetic mountain allegedly made of magnetite with a magnetic pull strong enough to "pull the nails out" of their ship - with the waters rushing around this magnetic mountain like a whirlpool leading to an unknown abyss. There's a letter written from *Gerardus Mercatur to John Dee about the discovery* Some folks think its the cut down remnants of Yggdrasil or the Tree of Knowledge of Good & Evil; like a giant magnetic stump of a once standing mega tree at the centre of the (somewhat flattened, less globular 😅) world
What makes him an authority? He isn't an economist. In fact, Vivek is literally 'Big Phrama'. He is a billionaire trying to convince you simps that he's on your side lol.
Blackrock is an investment firm. They don't *own* the assets they manage, their customers do. Those assets under management are pension funds for regular employees of regular companies.
It is easy to understand. As soon as a company becomes traded on the market the employees instantly become just a number on a piece of paper. Shareholders will push to maximize profits short term over long term which is horrible for companies. They get their money then bail out. The company's stocks tank and there is a good chance they go bankrupt. Then another company owned by BlackRock will buy up the company for a fraction of what it is worth. They also do massive manipulation of the housing market because they own so much of it.
@Terminator-k5j yes...I know who Henry Varnum Poor is, baiter. I was remarking upon the coincidental double meaning. And for the record, I get out quite a lot, and spent most of my childhood 'touching grass' in the 70s and 80s. Why don't YOU go find a hobby that DOESN'T involve leaving asinine replies on comments that were meant to amuse others?
The inequity in America is really bad. It’s really unfair to working people. We keep it all running with our pensions, 401Ks, and investments, while they sit back and get super rich. It’s really infuriating. I’m with you, it makes me want to just drop out of all of it, and live off the grid. Why should we help them fund their caviar eating habits? Private equity is also buying up huge swaths of homes in the U.S, that they plan on never selling. Because of this, people are finding it difficult to buy a home. It’s wrecking the housing market. I don’t have any faith in it ever changing. All they have to do is continue lobbying the government to keep their pockets full. Like I said…corrupt. It’s supposed to be, We The People, but it’s really not. It’s more like We The Corporations😡 Great video, great reaction as usual. Thank you. ♥️ Hello from Texas! P.S. The governance in Texas is corrupt as hell. Take my word for it.
22:15 😂😂😂😂 yup😂😂 In order to make it illegal, Congress has to sign the bill. Why would they do that? They have stocks to invest in and companies in their pockets to keep happy
catch that? on that one year alone 15-16 or whatever - 1500 private meetings between the management of the companies (that they appointed) an no other shareholders, then give management a year to come up with a plan that blackrock and company agree with without ANY other shareholders even knowing about it. 21:00
i just saw something very interesting that pointed out that not even the top ten percent in canada can afford to buy a new home. of course that doesn't include family wealth built over time, which MIGHT allow a child to buy a home with enough help from the parents, but on average you need to be quite a bit over the top ten percent threshold in canada to be able to qualify for a mortgage in canada today.
and if you don't think those investors aren't interested in driving you out of your property / company and buy it for cheap when you go bankrupt, you're dumb.
sure hope this video mentions that facts that these companies work together to combine "small" shares (somehow 8% is considered a small share) then combine their power to completely control almost every company they've collectively invested in, and at the same time they all own HUGE amounts of each others stocks. the only private company out of all of them is vanguard which if you look at the stocks EASILY controls the other two. so vanguard controls almost every company you have EVER HEARD OF.
a single company owning 7% of the stock of a massive company is usually enough to completely control the board of directors of that company. when you combine the fact that those three companies combine quite often add up to close to 30 percent of all of the largest companies on the planet, and that they're all controlled by the same people. tell me if that's a theory or if that's just a plain conspiracy.
Finance has a much tighter hold than people realize in politics. Politicians get extremely rich off it and have every incentive to keep a blind eye. We may not have the controls in the west as does China, but there are more subtle and implicit ways similar goals are reached, especially when it concerns the most powerful people
take bezos as an example, he owns 9% of amazon, but those three companies combined control the board of directors. they hire and fire all of them. he as no say whatsoever if they stick together, and they're all controlled by vanguard. sure, he probably owns a chunk of vanguard, but no one in the public sphere has EVER been able to show who owns how much of vanguard.
blackrock owns the woods 🤣 blackrick is heavy into real-estate purchasing buying up 40% of real-estate in hundreds of cities, and setting new rental and housing costs
I think you have it backwards, I think that to become a billionaire (1,000 x 1,000,000) you have to do some dirty and secret things to get to that point.
Nobody has to be excluded from a decent retirement. If you put just $20/week into an index fund from age 18 to 65 you'll have over $1,000,000 for your retirement. Every extra dollar saved in your 20's is worth 88 at 65. I started investing $50/mo for each of my kids when they were born. When they turned 18 they each had $30k in their retirement. Then I started charging them $500/no for rent in our house and put that in their retirement Roth IRA and they're contributing $200/mo. to their Regular IRA which will have about $5.5 million when they retire and their Roth will have about $2.5 million tax free. When they retire at 65, their total retirement will be in the neighborhood of $8 million if they maintain their contributions at the current level. The problem is, nobody teaches our kids how to do this and they don't teach their kids and the cycle of inherited poverty continues forever when it could easily be broken with only $10/mo. A wise man once said, it's not how much you're in the market but how long you're in the market. If everyone reading this isn't putting $10/week away for their retirement now, they're losing. When you can, put $25, $30, $40 in DO IT. But NEVER less than $20. My kids are going to live lives that the vast majority of the world couldn't imagine because I didn't buy Starbucks twice a week and they learned the importance of planning for their financial future.
Come to Canada for you it would be like the "citizenship Trifecta" and you can live on crown Land.. technically you're not supposed to build anything permanent but.. there's so many millions of acres of forest on crown Land nobody would know.
@@kevinprzy4539 I think you missed the point, he said he wants to move to the forest but he would have to buy land in England in Canada we have crown land where you can basically live for free.... The whole point was he doesn't have to buy land here but he would in England..
You've never heard of BlackRock because like most people around the world you only watch your local and or corporate owned news media and they never talk about BlackRock because to do so is taboo.
This doesn’t often go mentioned about America, but our national identity and culture has been heavily built off of capitalism. Even our freedoms and democracy can be traced back in part to modern origins of investors when the English, Dutch, etc came over primarily as business ventures where voting on laws stemmed from having shares in the company that founded a settlement. Heck, the American Revolution started because colonists complained about the rollback of some rights stemming from early charters. It’s seen even more clearly in the fact that you used to have to own property to vote in a lot of states until the 1800’s It’s pretty interesting to see the early impact of Capitalism on America, and for those interested I’d recommend the book “Empire Incorporated”.
How is this real?! Are you serious.... Because everyone that's been warning you about it was dismissed as a crackpot... This is real, because most people are chumps
If you wanna know who runs the United States just look at the people at the top of all these Fortune 500 companies and tell me what they have in common.
These videos are always a bit misleading. The loophole around being a monopoly should obviously be closed, simply because no company should have so much power. But the conspiracy theories always leave out the fact that in order for BlackRock to become insanely wealthy, they need to grow the capital, which as the video mentions, is the money of their investors (ordinary people). They like to use phrases like "getting wealthy off other people's money", which is true, but leaves out the fact that in order to do so, they also need to make money for their investors at the same time. So by taking a small percentage when making millions of people a bit richer, they themself become insanely rich. I'm not saying it's right or wrong, but the upside for their investors (pension funds, etc) is always ignored
NVDA is Nvidia but that 75% ownership is not correct. They aren't even the largest shareholder. They own 7.56is precent of Nvidia. Obviously the edit team missed that mistake.
This is why we elected Trump. That is also why the tried to end Trump. We are tired of big government and corporations using our tax dollars like their own personal piggy bank.
@@inconsequential5504 Tariffs are just the threat he uses to force people to come to the negotiating table. He's been saying it since the 80s and it's what he did back in 2016. Don't know why everyone is acting surprised or acting like he's going to slap 50% tariffs on every country in the world. It's a stupidly simple play that everyone can see through but it works because the American economy is so strong that even if you know it's just a negotiating tactic you have no choice but to play along. Also Trump is a billionaire well past his retirement age, much harder to buy someone like that off. Especially when he isn't a career politician and so has much less strings attached unlike all these other politicians who have been trading favors and building relationships for 30+ years. Trump is just the grenade the people lobbed into government because we're sick of the bureaucratic cluster fuck, immigration, phony politicians, woke agendas and censorship. Which is why Trump can get away with so much. It's because people voted for him for exactly that reason, he'll shake up the status quo and hopefully we can all come out better for it.
@@Shivalry1018 The tariffs aren't hypothetical. Remember the trade war he instigated with China with all sorts of tariffs the last time he was in office? We're still reeling economically from those. He's currently talking about putting a 20-25% tariff on both Mexico and Canada. That would violate the updated NAFTA agreement (USMCA) that he himself help updated. You're right on one thing. You tossed a hand grenade into the White House and now everyone is going to suffer because of it.
@@inconsequential5504 He did instigate a trade war with China which was and still kind of is needed. They've been running completely unchecked. We were still doing amazing until covid, which is what really fucked everything up. Yea he is talking about it with Canada and Mexico which is more of the same, Trudeau has allegedly already talked to him and Mexico is posturing. At this point though the situation at the border is so bad that it would be worth the negatives even if he did go through with the tariffs (which I sincerely doubt). Honestly if it wasn't for covid Trump was practically guaranteed to win again in 2020. All the hysteria had died down and the economy was booming. Even with covid he still almost won. I think people just act like his previous term was horrible because it's the only way to make sense of their own narrative. Even if we say that it wasn't great, it still wasn't this great depression Nazi dystopia with children dying on the street that everyone makes it out to be. 2001, 2008 and 2020 were all much worse times and everyone still came out fine. Dems need to stop acting like they're in a doomsday cult.
Your knee-jerk reaction to the one-sided report on Black Rock is typical. As an American who is definitely not in the top 50% let alone top 1%, the big financial institutions (Vanguard primarily) have done well by me. They have taken what money I have been able to save over the years for retirement and given me a very satisfactory return on it. Because of them, I will be able to retire. Try doing some research into alternative opinions, instead of relying on single sources of possibly biased information, before you come to an opinion. Not all of us want to retire to a place in the woods and live a life of destitution devoid of human contact.
Except in order for YOU to make money, other people have to lose money. While you gained a retirement savings, someone else lost the entirety of theirs. Its just money being shifted around, and the owners and top investors of these companies arent the ones losing their money. Remember... the stock market only pays out what is put in... if $1 billion is put into a stock, it can only ever pay out $1 billion back.
@@ryanthompson3737 I know, I know let's just have the government print money and just give it away. This way nobody suffers or feels bad. To quote Louis Armstrong, "what wonderful world."
@Brooklyn4evr You accuse him of having a knee-jerk reaction when your reaction to the OBJECTIVE truth that more regular people lose money in the market than gain anything is to start crying about the government printing money which has ZERO affect on the economy if EVERY country does it, which they do. If every country doubled the amount of money they had, the net affect is ZERO. The only time prices raise is when corporations borrow that money and other corporations seek to exploit each other to gain more of that borrowed money, passing the end cost down to the consumer WITH profit. The world could double its supply and prices WILL NOT change unless companies actually borrow that money and fight over it... if it just sits in the reserve, there is no incentive for companies to keep raising prices. The fact that you don't understand that is a fundamental flaw in your understanding of the economy. Don't speak on the economy if you have no clue what any of it does.
And Starmer just proudly said that he's working with BlackRock. Literally selling out the country. Futures going to be great.
Not if the Farmers have anything to say about it. Hopefully they can bring some sense to the nonsense without being deemed far right extremists.
@@davidbryanttrucking All my homies hate Blackrock
@@davidbryanttrucking Labour and the Tories are not dumb or void of common sense, they just don't care. Everything they do is intentional.
Starmer used to be a lawyer exclusively for terrorists in the UK to make sure they walk free. They're literal traitors.
The attack on farmers is a deliberate act to make us dependent on EU exports, which in turn gives him justification to sign us back up to the EU.
Him making Lammy the Foreign Sec after he called Trump a KKK Neo Nazi was a deliberate act to drive a wedge between us and the US, again pushing us closer to the EU and the WEF globalists.
BlackRock/Vanguard/State Street are also buying entire new housing developments as they're being built, this is a factor in the rising cost of homes in the US
This is one of the worst things they’re doing. It’s going to get harder than it already is, to afford the dream of owning a home.
This is one of the worst things they’re doing. It’s going to get harder than it already is, to afford the dream of owning a home.
Can you provide an explanation as to how "this is a factor in the rising cost of homes in the US" and how much of a factor. My taco Tuesday is a factor in global warming but its isn't even measurable.
As homes are built, they buy them outright, entire blocks if not larger at once. Homes that may be in let's say 100k range as an example, they'll offer more, ie 150k and buy out 30 at once. Then they won't sell them, they'll only rent them out, and they're doing it close to country-wide. If a new housing development comes up, they buy it, severely limiting the ability for average people to even make a bid, let alone get a new home. @@MyToxicMasculinity
@@MyToxicMasculinity Basically they can massively overpay for properties and just turn them into rental properties. This takes homes off the markets and drives up the cost. They've gotten a little quieter about it recently but for a while they were just approaching almost anyone selling a decent house and offering $30,000 to $50,000 over asking price or the next highest offer.
Start: "Let's be careful about conspiracy theories..."
20 min later: "How the hell they allow that!?"
25min later: "I just wanna live in the woods..."
Welcome aboard, marine!
Ahh, yes, blackrock
When you see how much of pop culture they've captured it's horrific! They own a massive chuck of games workshop! The same company that's interested in toy soldiers is behind land grabs in the UK from the farmers.
The American monopoly: "Black Van Street"
State street, Vanguard, BlackRock.
The top three,
WHO ARE ALL TOP SHAREHOLDERS FOR EACHOTHER
are the majority shareholders for... well almost everything.
The American monopoly....
Yes, its beyond being changed at this point.
the question is if its a bad thing or not.
You are wrong. Some well placed lead traveling at high speed can take down anything.
@ but….. why?
Blackrock; Rupis nigra; in the 1500's an explorer named Gerardus Mercatur sailed up past Greenland & encountered "four large islands" that surrounded a large black magnetic mountain allegedly made of magnetite with a magnetic pull strong enough to "pull the nails out" of their ship - with the waters rushing around this magnetic mountain like a whirlpool leading to an unknown abyss. There's a letter written from *Gerardus Mercatur to John Dee about the discovery*
Some folks think its the cut down remnants of Yggdrasil or the Tree of Knowledge of Good & Evil; like a giant magnetic stump of a once standing mega tree at the centre of the (somewhat flattened, less globular 😅) world
Money makes money. This is the story. There's two financial systems, one for you and one for them.
Yep, they know all the loopholes, and if there isn’t a loophole, they’ll invent one. You can’t make this sh@t up. 😡
Listen to what Vivek Ramaswamy has to say about Black Rock. It's pretty damning from a guy who knows
What makes him an authority? He isn't an economist. In fact, Vivek is literally 'Big Phrama'. He is a billionaire trying to convince you simps that he's on your side lol.
They earned the majority share of a company I worked for 10 years and when they did you could tell the difference.
Living in a Hobbit hole is an illusion. No matter how much you try to stay off the grid, some wizard is going to rope you into a crazy quest.
Blackrock is an investment firm. They don't *own* the assets they manage, their customers do. Those assets under management are pension funds for regular employees of regular companies.
Monopoly nevermind she just said it 🤣
Watch wartime stories these things can mimic animals
It is easy to understand. As soon as a company becomes traded on the market the employees instantly become just a number on a piece of paper. Shareholders will push to maximize profits short term over long term which is horrible for companies. They get their money then bail out. The company's stocks tank and there is a good chance they go bankrupt. Then another company owned by BlackRock will buy up the company for a fraction of what it is worth. They also do massive manipulation of the housing market because they own so much of it.
WEF in a nutshell!
"S&P 500"... The S and P stand for "Standard and Poor". Say that out loud. Take note of the hairs that stand up on your body when you do.
yes poor, as in Henry Varnum Poor, the guy who created it 😂😂😂😂 go outside, touch some grass
@Terminator-k5j yes...I know who Henry Varnum Poor is, baiter. I was remarking upon the coincidental double meaning. And for the record, I get out quite a lot, and spent most of my childhood 'touching grass' in the 70s and 80s. Why don't YOU go find a hobby that DOESN'T involve leaving asinine replies on comments that were meant to amuse others?
@@Terminator-k5j
Dude needs to do more than touch grass. He needs to destroy every link to the internet that he owns.
@@MyToxicMasculinity seriously, poor dude is probably gonna think blackrock sent us lmfao
The inequity in America is really bad. It’s really unfair to working people. We keep it all running with our pensions, 401Ks, and investments, while they sit back and get super rich. It’s really infuriating.
I’m with you, it makes me want to just drop out of all of it, and live off the grid. Why should we help them fund their caviar eating habits?
Private equity is also buying up huge swaths of homes in the U.S, that they plan on never selling. Because of this, people are finding it difficult to buy a home. It’s wrecking the housing market.
I don’t have any faith in it ever changing. All they have to do is continue lobbying the government to keep their pockets full. Like I said…corrupt. It’s supposed to be, We The People, but it’s really not. It’s more like We The Corporations😡
Great video, great reaction as usual. Thank you. ♥️
Hello from Texas!
P.S. The governance in Texas is corrupt as hell. Take my word for it.
Welcome to Capital baybee; Blackrock investment firms are profit driven.
Investors come first always and forever.
22:15 😂😂😂😂 yup😂😂 In order to make it illegal, Congress has to sign the bill. Why would they do that? They have stocks to invest in and companies in their pockets to keep happy
"You will own nothing and be happy..." I thought for sure you were about to crack open a "beverage" around the 20 minute mark of the video.
In the beginning of the video:
"im not one to believe in big conspiracies"
The end of the video:
"wowww woww they control everything"😂😂 yup
Blackrock are our friends and would never do anything wrong
😅🔫
Since they own Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Raytheon, etc. War does make great business for them.
What?? They own them???
@@BRITISHFURY_1664 My bad, not fully but most of those companies by little over 5%.
luke, join me, in selling everything, and living in the woods while never talking to anyone in society ever again
catch that? on that one year alone 15-16 or whatever - 1500 private meetings between the management of the companies (that they appointed) an no other shareholders, then give management a year to come up with a plan that blackrock and company agree with without ANY other shareholders even knowing about it. 21:00
I had a buddy who would get pissed drunk, then ramble on about Luminati, Bilderbergers, and Nephilim.
i just saw something very interesting that pointed out that not even the top ten percent in canada can afford to buy a new home. of course that doesn't include family wealth built over time, which MIGHT allow a child to buy a home with enough help from the parents, but on average you need to be quite a bit over the top ten percent threshold in canada to be able to qualify for a mortgage in canada today.
and if you don't think those investors aren't interested in driving you out of your property / company and buy it for cheap when you go bankrupt, you're dumb.
I remember always walking by Black Rock's building in San Francisco thinking just how powerful and unknown they are to most folks
sure hope this video mentions that facts that these companies work together to combine "small" shares (somehow 8% is considered a small share) then combine their power to completely control almost every company they've collectively invested in, and at the same time they all own HUGE amounts of each others stocks. the only private company out of all of them is vanguard which if you look at the stocks EASILY controls the other two. so vanguard controls almost every company you have EVER HEARD OF.
and it's private so we have no way of knowing who owns how much of it.
a single company owning 7% of the stock of a massive company is usually enough to completely control the board of directors of that company. when you combine the fact that those three companies combine quite often add up to close to 30 percent of all of the largest companies on the planet, and that they're all controlled by the same people. tell me if that's a theory or if that's just a plain conspiracy.
Finance has a much tighter hold than people realize in politics. Politicians get extremely rich off it and have every incentive to keep a blind eye. We may not have the controls in the west as does China, but there are more subtle and implicit ways similar goals are reached, especially when it concerns the most powerful people
I totally support you going down the rabbit hole on that channel lol
This is also why there will always be little Free Enterprise.
take bezos as an example, he owns 9% of amazon, but those three companies combined control the board of directors. they hire and fire all of them. he as no say whatsoever if they stick together, and they're all controlled by vanguard. sure, he probably owns a chunk of vanguard, but no one in the public sphere has EVER been able to show who owns how much of vanguard.
blackrock owns the woods 🤣 blackrick is heavy into real-estate purchasing buying up 40% of real-estate in hundreds of cities, and setting new rental and housing costs
This is the most depressing video you've ever done, I loved It!
I think you have it backwards, I think that to become a billionaire (1,000 x 1,000,000) you have to do some dirty and secret things to get to that point.
Nobody has to be excluded from a decent retirement. If you put just $20/week into an index fund from age 18 to 65 you'll have over $1,000,000 for your retirement. Every extra dollar saved in your 20's is worth 88 at 65. I started investing $50/mo for each of my kids when they were born. When they turned 18 they each had $30k in their retirement. Then I started charging them $500/no for rent in our house and put that in their retirement Roth IRA and they're contributing $200/mo. to their Regular IRA which will have about $5.5 million when they retire and their Roth will have about $2.5 million tax free. When they retire at 65, their total retirement will be in the neighborhood of $8 million if they maintain their contributions at the current level.
The problem is, nobody teaches our kids how to do this and they don't teach their kids and the cycle of inherited poverty continues forever when it could easily be broken with only $10/mo.
A wise man once said, it's not how much you're in the market but how long you're in the market.
If everyone reading this isn't putting $10/week away for their retirement now, they're losing. When you can, put $25, $30, $40 in DO IT. But NEVER less than $20.
My kids are going to live lives that the vast majority of the world couldn't imagine because I didn't buy Starbucks twice a week and they learned the importance of planning for their financial future.
Ronnie Raygun is the guy who started the downfall of the middle class.
24:38 infinite money glitch
Oh no, we broke his mind, explaining how rich people found the infinite money glitch.
16:45 Teslas aren’t even that expensive. My Hyundai palisade was 50k
You should do more of this.
this is why we say.. the governments dont rule the world..
you will just need a few companies that can no accept money from the big three to keep the competition
26:23 same
blackmailing? they literally own them.
Come to Canada for you it would be like the "citizenship Trifecta" and you can live on crown Land.. technically you're not supposed to build anything permanent but.. there's so many millions of acres of forest on crown Land nobody would know.
lmao blackrock owns Canada, it wouldn't help him.
@@kevinprzy4539 I think you missed the point, he said he wants to move to the forest but he would have to buy land in England in Canada we have crown land where you can basically live for free.... The whole point was he doesn't have to buy land here but he would in England..
You've never heard of BlackRock because like most people around the world you only watch your local and or corporate owned news media and they never talk about BlackRock because to do so is taboo.
It just makes me invest in black rock stocks.
26:27 can I join this commune you're talking about?!
if you watch a lot of dr steven greer videos.. you will here blackrock mentioned many times
I am not against big companies but Blacrock's ESG initiative is bad news.
"Conspiracy"😂😂😂
This doesn’t often go mentioned about America, but our national identity and culture has been heavily built off of capitalism. Even our freedoms and democracy can be traced back in part to modern origins of investors when the English, Dutch, etc came over primarily as business ventures where voting on laws stemmed from having shares in the company that founded a settlement.
Heck, the American Revolution started because colonists complained about the rollback of some rights stemming from early charters. It’s seen even more clearly in the fact that you used to have to own property to vote in a lot of states until the 1800’s
It’s pretty interesting to see the early impact of Capitalism on America, and for those interested I’d recommend the book “Empire Incorporated”.
This needs more views lol
nvda is nvidia
Black rock employee also tried shoot trump from a black rock building
Didn't the British tax payers bail this company out?
Can you react to the new hypersonic missiles that fits inside the f-35? It’s by sandboxx
Elon Musk is the ONLY person to ever take on the big 3 and win
Bro play battlefield games please 🙏🙏
Drain The Swamp
Trump is part of the swamp
Project Mayhem anyone
How is this real?!
Are you serious.... Because everyone that's been warning you about it was dismissed as a crackpot...
This is real, because most people are chumps
Billions of people in the world and this cartoon sht still happens.
If you wanna know who runs the United States just look at the people at the top of all these Fortune 500 companies and tell me what they have in common.
#teamhobbit
These videos are always a bit misleading. The loophole around being a monopoly should obviously be closed, simply because no company should have so much power. But the conspiracy theories always leave out the fact that in order for BlackRock to become insanely wealthy, they need to grow the capital, which as the video mentions, is the money of their investors (ordinary people). They like to use phrases like "getting wealthy off other people's money", which is true, but leaves out the fact that in order to do so, they also need to make money for their investors at the same time. So by taking a small percentage when making millions of people a bit richer, they themself become insanely rich. I'm not saying it's right or wrong, but the upside for their investors (pension funds, etc) is always ignored
Almost like whats the point. 🤷♂️.
NVDA is Nvidia but that 75% ownership is not correct. They aren't even the largest shareholder. They own 7.56is precent of Nvidia. Obviously the edit team missed that mistake.
Real conspiracies are boring.
Who is against this? Ask MAGA.
This is why we elected Trump. That is also why the tried to end Trump. We are tired of big government and corporations using our tax dollars like their own personal piggy bank.
I hope you enjoy tariffs. They make goods even more expensive.
@@inconsequential5504 Tariffs are just the threat he uses to force people to come to the negotiating table. He's been saying it since the 80s and it's what he did back in 2016. Don't know why everyone is acting surprised or acting like he's going to slap 50% tariffs on every country in the world.
It's a stupidly simple play that everyone can see through but it works because the American economy is so strong that even if you know it's just a negotiating tactic you have no choice but to play along. Also Trump is a billionaire well past his retirement age, much harder to buy someone like that off. Especially when he isn't a career politician and so has much less strings attached unlike all these other politicians who have been trading favors and building relationships for 30+ years.
Trump is just the grenade the people lobbed into government because we're sick of the bureaucratic cluster fuck, immigration, phony politicians, woke agendas and censorship. Which is why Trump can get away with so much. It's because people voted for him for exactly that reason, he'll shake up the status quo and hopefully we can all come out better for it.
@@Shivalry1018 The tariffs aren't hypothetical. Remember the trade war he instigated with China with all sorts of tariffs the last time he was in office? We're still reeling economically from those. He's currently talking about putting a 20-25% tariff on both Mexico and Canada. That would violate the updated NAFTA agreement (USMCA) that he himself help updated.
You're right on one thing. You tossed a hand grenade into the White House and now everyone is going to suffer because of it.
@Shivalry1018 He can threaten tarrifs all he wants, nobody is coming to the table unless he actually does it.
@@inconsequential5504 He did instigate a trade war with China which was and still kind of is needed. They've been running completely unchecked. We were still doing amazing until covid, which is what really fucked everything up. Yea he is talking about it with Canada and Mexico which is more of the same, Trudeau has allegedly already talked to him and Mexico is posturing. At this point though the situation at the border is so bad that it would be worth the negatives even if he did go through with the tariffs (which I sincerely doubt).
Honestly if it wasn't for covid Trump was practically guaranteed to win again in 2020. All the hysteria had died down and the economy was booming. Even with covid he still almost won. I think people just act like his previous term was horrible because it's the only way to make sense of their own narrative. Even if we say that it wasn't great, it still wasn't this great depression Nazi dystopia with children dying on the street that everyone makes it out to be. 2001, 2008 and 2020 were all much worse times and everyone still came out fine. Dems need to stop acting like they're in a doomsday cult.
So basically it's an investment/advisory firm.
This lady is why conspiracy theories get spread. You have an 80lQ doing the work of a 100lQ. It isn't gonna turn out well.
Your knee-jerk reaction to the one-sided report on Black Rock is typical. As an American who is definitely not in the top 50% let alone top 1%, the big financial institutions (Vanguard primarily) have done well by me. They have taken what money I have been able to save over the years for retirement and given me a very satisfactory return on it. Because of them, I will be able to retire. Try doing some research into alternative opinions, instead of relying on single sources of possibly biased information, before you come to an opinion. Not all of us want to retire to a place in the woods and live a life of destitution devoid of human contact.
Except in order for YOU to make money, other people have to lose money. While you gained a retirement savings, someone else lost the entirety of theirs. Its just money being shifted around, and the owners and top investors of these companies arent the ones losing their money. Remember... the stock market only pays out what is put in... if $1 billion is put into a stock, it can only ever pay out $1 billion back.
@@ryanthompson3737 I know, I know let's just have the government print money and just give it away. This way nobody suffers or feels bad. To quote Louis Armstrong, "what wonderful world."
@Brooklyn4evr You accuse him of having a knee-jerk reaction when your reaction to the OBJECTIVE truth that more regular people lose money in the market than gain anything is to start crying about the government printing money which has ZERO affect on the economy if EVERY country does it, which they do. If every country doubled the amount of money they had, the net affect is ZERO. The only time prices raise is when corporations borrow that money and other corporations seek to exploit each other to gain more of that borrowed money, passing the end cost down to the consumer WITH profit. The world could double its supply and prices WILL NOT change unless companies actually borrow that money and fight over it... if it just sits in the reserve, there is no incentive for companies to keep raising prices. The fact that you don't understand that is a fundamental flaw in your understanding of the economy. Don't speak on the economy if you have no clue what any of it does.
Don’t they already have contracts to rebuild Ukraine?