Secret weapons have no ability to deter cataclysmic violence.
The reply from the Russian ambassador is one for the ages, “It was to be announced at the Party Congress on Monday.”
Remember this when we consider the curious question of the demise of Archegos Capital.
Because sometimes I watch something unfold and I have zero opinion on it whatsoever. The Suez blockage was one of them. I had to will myself to care beyond the obvious, “this is bad” reaction. The more I think about it, however, the more significant it becomes (more on that in future posts).
On the other hand, the minute I read a single article about the vaporization of Archegos capital on Moday morning I smelled a rat, or least something vaguely rat-like. And what immediately popped into my head was this thing is important, but not for the reasons anyone will admit to on CNBC or in the financial press.
American Conservative Values ETF Hails Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Crack Down on Big Tech
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Today the American Conservative Values ETF (NYSE: ACVF) hails Florida Governor Ron DeSantis effort to crack down on Big Tech. Governor DeSantis effort to rein in Big Tech is a bold and necessary move to hold Big Tech responsible for silencing free speech and it also validates our decision to boycott investing in companies that may threaten our liberties, said Tom Carter president of Ridgeline Research adviser to the American Conservative Values ETF.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Recent actions this week by several big technology companies, such as Amazon, Apple, and Google to shut down consumer access to the social network Parler is an example of why we built the American Conservative Values ETF (NYSE: ACVF).
When we launched The American Conservative Values ETF in October 2020, we gave Big Tech a fair chance, targeting our boycotts at the worst of the worst in our opinion, Facebook and Twitter. Although Apple, Amazon, and Google have historically been hostile to conservative values, given their importance to the economy and systemic risk to a diversified large-cap portfolio, we placed these companies on probation, under review for a boycott.
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