Failed Fund Manager Whitney Tilson Enters Scammy Copywriting Industry

The following piece reinforces what I have been stating countless times over the past several years.

Anyone who wastes time watching or reading anything CNBC, Bloomberg, the Wall Street journal, Barron's FOX, or any other Jewish-run media firm is naive and will surely get screwed. The same applies to websites that claim to provide investment research but in reality are part of the copywriting industry (Zach's, Motley Fool, Seeking Alpha, etc.).  

Failed hedge fund manager Whitney Tilson spent many years partnering with Jewish-run media platforms such as CNBC and Bloomberg attempting to lure naive suckers into his trades in order to deliver positive investment performance.

Lining up to deliver a pitch to suckers who watch these scam networks is a very common "investment strategy" utilized by an entire slew of sleazy fund managers. As I have discussed in the past, this is one of the primary "investment strategies" used by fund managers who are often paraded throughout the media as "experts."

In reality, just about every single one of these guys the media points to as an expert is either a clown or a con artist. This is a claim I have documented extensively over the years. 

Given that we all know that all media is run by the Jewish mafia, a basic understanding of Jewish tribalism will enable you to realize precisely who the fund managers are that are provided with constant media promotion. This is but only one of the many facets to the securities industry's many scams run by the Jewish mafia. 

Unfortunately, this media scam did not work out so well for Tilson despite being provided with several years of media exposure from his tribesmen in the media.  After years of some stunningly bad calls, investors finally pulled what was left of their money from Tilson's fund.  Tilson was forced to close down Kase Capital Management...