MBAfag Take on Saudi Aramco IPO
Ask yourselves one question. If you were the richest family in the world, with trillions of dollars in assets…largely produced by owning Saudi Aramco…why would you sell off (even partial) ownership of the assets and future revenue streams?
Money looks forward. Money is inextricably linked to time.
They have shared a wealth of information with this move. My guess is there is about to be a major negative disruption in the oil-as-energy markets in the near future.
Why do I think this? Selling off of currently profitable assets knowing that they will be soon unprofitable is a harvest strategy of diluting your losses on owning worthless costly physical plant that has been superseded by a global paradigm shift in energy. You cash out the value of the plant at today's prices only if oil will drop and stay unprofitably low..if it were going up, you hold. Oil will go back to being a lubricant and the current scale of production will be radically reduced, likely as scrap. PT Barnum with turbans.
Big businesses employ better intelligence than governments where their bread and butter interests are involved. Don't listen to what they're saying, watch what they're doing with their money.
If the richest oil family in the world is selling the cash cow…Sum Ting Wong…with oil futures.
My second guess is we're being primed for some of that Tesla tech coming down the pike. There are black project players making moves in fusion and Zenneck Wave wireless electricity transmission like Tesla was preparing to do at Wardencliffe.
This is long enough…just look at the backgrounds of this one company and you can see the black budget world is breaking onto the surface…literally. https://vizivtechnologies.com/about/team/ Just look the logo inverted…two pyramids, two antennas with a lightning bolt between them…signal much?
Looks like the Saudi's have good intel and are doing a pump and dump. Just one MBA's take…interested in other considerations…it doesn't get much bigger any way you slice it.