http:// swampland.time.com/2012/11/20/friended-how-the-obama-campaign-connected-with-young-voters/
https:// twitter.com/wikileaks/status/975851547224453120
This is it folks. Get ready to push IBOR. Facebook lost $40 billion today.
https:// www.dailywire.com/news/28424/ex-obama-campaign-official-heres-how-we-were-able-james-barrett
This is setting the stage. All of them will be exposed.
>>725208 part 2
After the reports about Cambridge Analytica broke, Facebook's stock declined 4%, with analysts citing concerns about "systemic problems" with the company's business model. Reuters reports:
Facebook Inc's shares fell more than 4 percent in premarket trading after media reports that a political consultancy that worked on President Donald Trump's campaign gained inappropriate access to data on 50 million Facebook users.
The move would knock $23.8 billion off the social network's market value of $538 billion as of Friday's close and shares in other social media companies including Twitter Inc and Snap Inc also dipped in early deals in New York.
One Wall Street analyst said the reports raised 'systemic problems' with Facebook's business model and a number said it could spur far deeper regulatory scrutiny of the platform.
As for Cambridge Analytica, a new sting video was published on Monday by Channel 4 purporting show officials with the company discussing shady campaign practices.
https:// www.dailywire.com/news/28424/ex-obama-campaign-official-heres-how-we-were-able-james-barrett
This explodes social media for what they are. Dead cat bounce.
While the performance gap between the two sectors stayed flat during the early years of the bull run, it has expanded since 2016 and has surged in recent months.
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"While this does not suggest a massive collapse — similar to the aftermath of the dot-com era — is forthcoming, it is another reminder that the character of the current bull market has changed," Paulsen said.
Utility shares are down about 5.5 percent year to date, while tech has been the market's best performer, up nearly 7 percent. Essentially, the sector has become a proxy for the greatest risk appetite.
Tech, however, was the worst performer in Monday's market dip, which saw major averages down 2 percent in afternoon trading.
Paulsen said the ratio can continue to grow before it breaks, but "not much higher and not much longer."
Though historically bullish, Paulsen has been more cautious on the market this year due to concerns over inflation and an overheating economy.
"In the last year, confidence has soared among businesses, consumers, and investors. Caution is increasingly being thrown to the wind and more aggressive behaviors are enhancing the chances of a mishap," he wrote. "As the PP Ratio jumps, investment risk is becoming concentrated, extended, and increasingly vulnerable to the Bear's bite."
https:// www.cnbc.com/amp/2018/03/19/tech-stocks-flashing-a-warning-similar-to-before-dotcom-bubble-popped.html
BOOM
Bahahahaha spit out my coffee reading that!
You got that right. Let the collapse begin!
This is going to be amazing.
Here's an interview with him 30 mins long
https:// m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=xfHjD6EJ964
Anons should be real excited. Don't forget NYPD has the Hillary videos and the contents of Humas laptop.