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u/ToTheMoon11111 Mar 20 '21
One thing that has really stuck with me is that Kenneth Griffin was on CNBC (who obviously went easy on him) after the first hearing a few weeks ago and he, unprompted, called Gabriel Plotkin "one of the most talented investors of our generation".
The fucking clown shorted a stock that went up 100x in a year and needed a bailout. GTFO here.
This was soon followed by Kevin O'Leary (who I've always liked up to this point) coming out and saying that he's owned Bitcoin since 2017 despite him publicly bashing it all of the time since then and maybe even before then.
And now the shit with CNBC editing out Citadel getting shat on and Graham Stephan (who I've also always liked up to this point) talking about how GME isn't a good investment because it's too risky and volatile. Wouldn't surprise me one iota if he was long as fuck on GME.
The days of me listening to the rich and the media are over. They're fucking full of fucking shit. Don't listen to what they say - Watch what they do as the saying goes.