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LikeWar
The Weaponization of Social media
By Peter Warren Singer, Emerson T. Brooking · 2018
Investigating Google's Search Engine
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Das Internet muss weg
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By Schlecky Silberstein · 2018
Ctrl Alt Delete
How Politics and the Media Crashed Our Democracy.
By Tom Baldwin · 2018
Let Ambixer, the think tank for institutional investors, introduce its discovery of a whole new class of assets.
PSDA - The parasite is a private company that feeds off the money flowing in and out of the host company's business processes. This harms the host company, which is usually public, and takes money from its institutional shareholders.
Parasitic Shadow Derivative Assets are a sign of a 'black swan' event that the passive index investment strategy was not prepared for. They indicate the existence of a global ecosystem of murky investments that profit from corporate wrongdoing against shareholders, arising from an imbalance of shareholder rights.
Parasitic shadow derivative assets are a sign of a new level of competition for institutional funding between business leaders and their invisible rivals, where there are no judges, no rules and no final gong. These rivals have the superpower to use your resources against you with your reluctant consent.
Parasitic Shadow Derivative Assets are a sign of the Tzar-gap in regulation. For the real beneficiaries hidden behind proxy-matreshka-merry-go-round laundromats, it's highly profitable and technically 100% legal. But it's easy to guess who will be forced to take all the losses on the balance sheet.
Parasitic shadow derivative assets are a sign of the emerging FraudTech and Dual-useTech market, which intentionally and massively harms institutional investors and ordinary people alike. This is due to a lack of legal practices surrounding class actions, false claims whistleblowers and shareholder protection.
Change begins with a paradigm shift — a new way of looking at the world. This includes key milestones:
- the investment paradigm,
- the declared business model,
- corporate governance anomalies,
- the crisis of confidence,
- the real business model,
- the investment revolution.
What should we look for, and how, in order to see it?
Rotten key performance indicators arise from conflicts of interest among ecosystem participants, each of whom maximizes their short-term profits by exploiting loopholes in regulation and legislation, covering their tracks through partners, using shadow proxy infrastructure, and spreading and shifting losses onto long-term investors.
How is this ecosystem of processes structured?
The investigation should address the following key questions:
- Who? (event/person/company),
- What? (the nature of the incident),
- How? (business process steps),
- Where? (digital assets),
- Why? (regulatory gaps, flawed KPIs),
- When? (fraud-scheme duration).
The main question: “What are the expected long-term consequences?”
The Standard Oil scandal, 1911. The Big Tobacco scandal, 1998. The Enron scandal, 2001. The WorldCom scandal, 2002. The IndyMac, AIG, Lehman Brothers, Bear Stearns, scandals, 2008. The Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities scandal, 2008. The Theranos scandal, 2018. The FTX scandal, 2022.
The BigTech scandal, coming soon…coming soon, right?
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