this is something referred to by gek-opel several times now- entryism within high capital
has there been enough innovation within banking that things are all that different to the olden days? everything gets more and more leveraged yet the worst of late capitalism has been afflicted on liminal economies - se asia, argentina, russia, by america and its proxies, while the citadel is intact, suggesting that something closer to equilibrium can be engineered AND the hope that nothing at all has happened yet, though when it does nothing will be left
are there any ex hedge fund types who have talked disinterestedly (ha) about how it might be taken down?
has there been enough innovation within banking that things are all that different to the olden days? everything gets more and more leveraged yet the worst of late capitalism has been afflicted on liminal economies - se asia, argentina, russia, by america and its proxies, while the citadel is intact, suggesting that something closer to equilibrium can be engineered AND the hope that nothing at all has happened yet, though when it does nothing will be left
are there any ex hedge fund types who have talked disinterestedly (ha) about how it might be taken down?