I now realize that after all these years I’ve been looking at it the wrong way.
I keep watching these people and companies running these scams that make them billions and frankly they are geniuses. I am stuck complaining while they get to live the life.
So who's down to start a multi-national corporate crime syndicate with me?
There’s ideas everywhere that are so simple it makes you say "Doh, why didn't I think of that?
Look at what ICE did with oil... they set up two or three companies that did nothing but make "round trip" deals and made trillions without ever actually selling anything.
All they did was: One firm sells energy to another, and then the second firm sells the same amount of energy back to the first company, at the same time and at the exact same price
The best part is that neither company owned any oil to begin with, but since these huge multi million oil deals were going on those numbers got picked up by the stock market and made it seems like oil was being sold in record amounts. Even though there is an excess it makes it look like there is a shortage.
They made away with 2.5 TRILLION dollars in less than 9 years by artificially making it look like oil was in higher demand than it was.
WHY THE F DIDN'T I THINK OF THAT? There's almost no overhead and could be done at home on my laptop.
Goldman Sachs thought of this perfect scheme first but I know there's a bunch more out there still to be had.
So, anyone down?
I keep watching these people and companies running these scams that make them billions and frankly they are geniuses. I am stuck complaining while they get to live the life.
So who's down to start a multi-national corporate crime syndicate with me?
There’s ideas everywhere that are so simple it makes you say "Doh, why didn't I think of that?
Look at what ICE did with oil... they set up two or three companies that did nothing but make "round trip" deals and made trillions without ever actually selling anything.
All they did was: One firm sells energy to another, and then the second firm sells the same amount of energy back to the first company, at the same time and at the exact same price
The best part is that neither company owned any oil to begin with, but since these huge multi million oil deals were going on those numbers got picked up by the stock market and made it seems like oil was being sold in record amounts. Even though there is an excess it makes it look like there is a shortage.
They made away with 2.5 TRILLION dollars in less than 9 years by artificially making it look like oil was in higher demand than it was.
WHY THE F DIDN'T I THINK OF THAT? There's almost no overhead and could be done at home on my laptop.
Goldman Sachs thought of this perfect scheme first but I know there's a bunch more out there still to be had.
So, anyone down?
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