What happened on Wall Street and in Washington “speaks to a larger disenchantment and sense of unfairness that is going on in society,” Murtha said. “This is merely a natural move by these guys that, I think, is largely an attempt to strike back at what they consider to be unfair forces in society. And they’ve found a way to do it.“
“We’ve watched the internet now, over the last 10, 15 years thanks to the rise of social media and all this infrastructure, bring a bottom-up revolution to so many industries,” he said. “We’ve seen this across media. We’ve seen this across so many sectors. And now it’s happening to finance.“ Reddit forums, called subreddits, are cloaked in anonymity and animated by populist fervour. They evolved during the freewheeling era of the internet when almost anything goes was the prevailing ethos.
“I really do think this is really the start of a new era for how we’re going to perceive the public markets and then the interaction of the consumers with it.““If you want to call what happened at the Capitol a mob, you can also call what’s happening at GameStop a mob, too,” said Ken Kamen, president of Mercadien Asset Management in Princeton, NJ.
SMH again drawing parallels with 2 totally different events, next the SMH headline will be how the shooting of Kennedy was the catalyst for the capital building sit-in.
Uh oh, somebody is upsetting the rich & powerful again, better send in the progressive activists to smother them.
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sure, analysts, sure
Essentially a rebellion against the globalist kakistocracy & their FakeNewsMedia concubines
Analysts are fucking liars.