Mike Stathis to Kyle Bass: "Give Me a Call if You Want to Start Winning"

Over the years I've exposed the fact that the financial media is nothing more than a criminal organization that seeks to defraud and deceive its audience. The extent of securities fraud, lies and other crimes committed by the media is in the tune of tens of billions of dollars each year. And they get away with it because the same tribe that runs the media also not only runs Wall Street, but also the securities regulators and legal system.

I've exposed the track records of the media's most highly revered "experts" showing you that these "experts" are in fact clowns and cons (simply perform a search on this website for your favorite financial media charlatan and you're likely to run across one or more entries).  

The media misrepresents their awful track records in order to dupe its unsuspecting and naive audience into thinking they will receive valuable insight if they read the articles and watch the shows featuring these "experts."

All of this deceit generates a great deal of advertisement revenues. But it also lures a large pool of dummies that end up losing enormous amounts of money after having been swindled by following the recommendations of these "experts." This is where the media's business model expands from ad revenues into securities manipulation.