You Will Never Succeed if You Waste Time on Trash Media and Low Yield Content

Take a look at the original unaltered display of "news" headlines from the Jewish-run and operated boiler room known as Yahoo Finance.

Incidentally, you will find the same Jewish representation in ALL other media platforms.

Many people are likely to remain skeptical of this claim even though we've proven it over and over throughout the years. 

These doubters also fail to realize that the so-called "White Nationalist" publication, Breitbart News is completely Jewish-run. 

Oh well, you can't fix stupid. 

Like all media firms run by the Jewish mafia, Yahoo Finance has demonstrated a long history of discrimination against hiring Gentiles in favor of Jews for key positions. You can confirm this by examining the percentage of Jewish individuals who work as "reporters" at Yahoo Finance. You will also notice a similar trend with other segments of Yahoo. 

When you remove the occasional token Black and Asian reporter (who is usually married to a Jewish individual working at the company) the percentage of Jews holding these positions is remarkably close to if not precisely 100 percent. 

But if you point this out, you will be labeled as racist.

Don't let anyone get away with this nonsense. Call them out. 

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(And YES, more than a decade ago when they were desperately seeking expertise on investment and financial matters, Yahoo Finance rejected Mike Stathis' request to contribute insight for free. This was consistent with the widespread ban placed on him by the Jewish mafia because he dared to help Main Street. But of course, he received the same treatment from every other source, including other low level shit shows such as Forbes, Huffington Post and many others. Meanwhile, these publications rolled out the red carpet for all Jewish individuals regardless of their qualifications (or lack thereof). This is typical discriminatory behavior from the Jewish mafia).

The Jewish tribalism you see above is not restricted to Yahoo Finance. You see it at not only all media firms, but all companies controlled by Jewish individuals.  

Next, look at the written commentary in the image below. 

As you will see, this is a great example of manipulative trash content.  

In case you haven't already figured it out by now, Ray Dalio is a (Jewish) clown. He's not Italian. He's a Jewish huckster whose family has roots in Italy, just like Jamie Dimon is a Jew whose family has roots in Greece.  

But of course the Jewish media is always anxious to introduce Dalio as the "billionaire" in order to grab your attention. Grabbing your attention sells ads.

The media labels Dalio as a "billionaire" because he's done nothing noteworthy. 

As well, the media is not likely to ever scrutinize how Dalio became a billionaire. That's okay because Mike Stathis has previously exposed that dark secret. 

Most articles published by the financial media consist of useless trash designed to manipulate its audience to become victims of its predatory advertisers. 

Remember, free content means advertisers run the show. And advertisers need a good ROI in order to shell out the big bucks to media firms in exchange for ad spots. This is why free content is most often useless and misleading.

Ad-based content is designed to boost the business of firms that pay for advertisements. That means the audience is exploits and defrauded. This is why media firms with an online presence are desperately defending section 230. Quite simply it enables them to get away with fraud.  

You might occasionally run into low yield content as opposed to complete trash. Low yield content is not particularly important. It's filled with lots of dribble which wastes your time, often distracts you from important points, and is certainly never unique. It's essentially a waste of your time to read. 

Clearly if you're wasting your time on trash you will never achieve a high level of understanding or competence in anything in your life. The same applies to low yield content.  

Because the internet is filled with trash and low yield content it is absolutely essential to recognize high quality versus bull shit content.

Unfortunately. if you are not an expert in topics for which you seek to examine in order to further your understanding, chances are extremely high that you will not be able to detect most of the low yield content and trash that dominates online content today. 

What this means is that you will be wasting your time thinking you are gaining knowledge when in fact you are being dumbed down and deceived.

The core problem is that very few individuals are able to detect trash content. And if you are unable to detect trash content, there's no way you will ever detect low yield content.

There are a variety of reasons why individuals are unable to detect trash content. Here, I'll just point to one reason. Internet search engines are designed to reinforce confirmation bias. As a result, unless you are an objective and critical thinker, you're not likely to escape the confirmation bias loop of the internet.

An even smaller number of individuals are able to detect low yield content because they do not know what high yield content is. This explains the course most individuals are on today. And it's beyond worrisome. 

So what's the solution?

First, stay in school. Obtain a university degree in a worthy discipline so you can develop your mind.

Second, avoid all ad-based content, especially when it's been published on the internet.  

But of course, very few individuals will take this advice for the following reasons:

1. An army of hucksters and charlatans have convinced younger generations that college is a waste of time and money.  This might be the single most dangerous lie being spread today. I will address this topic in a future video.  

2. Most people are drawn to free content because they fail to appreciate the value of paying for high yield and unique content. As well, they do not fully understand the danger of free content (most of which is trash).

Nearly all free content is advertisement-based.  Unfortunately, most people do not understand that all ad-based content is designed to manipulate them into a position to be gamed by advertisers. Remember that advertisers are the ones who pay the bills for websites that provide "free" content. 

3. Most people lack sufficient intelligence and a basic understanding of many things to realize that the majority of content on the internet is complete trash or low yield at best.

Furthermore, even in the best scenario whereby they consume low-yield content, these individuals have not stopped to consider that because all life is limited by time, it's crucial to be very select about how you spend your time.

By spending your time consuming low-yield content you are not only wasting the precious time in your life, you are also failing to advance compared to those who consume high-yield content.  

4. Most people are too unsophisticated to appreciate high-yield content because they have never come across it. Alternatively, they are too lazy to push their minds to decipher it. If you aren't consuming content that leads you into deeper thought, you aren't advancing your mind. And if you aren't advancing your mind, your mind is turning into mush. 

When dealing with investments it is extremely important to arm yourself with only high-yield and most preferably high level content because the capital markets is a competitive game. You are competing with investors and speculators on the other side of the trade.

Many of the market participants are professionals with decades of experience.

Many have insider information and access to vast resources.

Do you really think you can compete with them?

If you are an investor and you don't have some kind of competitive advantage you're simply going to lose in the long run. 

Mike Stathis has proven to be the best source in the world for arming investors with a sustainable competitive advantage, whether it's through his amazing investment research or his unique, high level educational content. 

We will come back to this very important topic in the near future.