7 thoughts on “[Video] Keiser on Corbett Report – 14 July 2010

  1. privacy2p

    A cursory look at Coca-Cola shows that it has hundreds of products and sales in 200+ countries- in the Billions of dollars. I believe this means that efforts to destroy Coke must be combined around the world- North America will not be enough. There needs to be a tracking mechanism for all the means purchasers from the end consumer all the way back through the supply chain stop buying. Contact those distribution channels to build the campaign, as well as the investment community and those functions to make destructive moves on the company.

    A website for all these metrics should be created, with all of this being tracked.

  2. farang

    So, when do I start buying Pepsi long, and Coke short? That is the brilliant part of it: no one needs to be having a “cola jones”: they can just have a Pepsi or RC….and just think of all the frantic corporate planning to stay off Max’s Shit List. Damn, think CEO’s could actually act like they work for us, again? Imagine that.

    This is a great idea, and the thought of having the 10% or so of the world that actually has a brain and some ethics team up to be a financial block…..oh.boy. Have your sister go short, then all of the ladies in her gym class and at her son’s soccer team games all boycott Coke….it grows, out-of-control, Coke vanishes from people’s memory faster than Christina Aguilera’s career/talent imploded, Warren Buffet commits suicide by choking on a 5″ thick cheeseburger.

    In bankruptcy court, we at last find out what Coke did with all the cocaine they removed from Coke the last 83 years….[sniff snooooooort...sniff. They're not called "Upper" management for nothing]

    The only thing to avoid is any kind of entity that could face counter-risk, if they tried to attack.
    Too bad the RNC and DNC aren’t listed on the NYSE: they damn sure are for sale.

  3. mactek

    It’s simple jacek,

    You just help spread rumors about it. Here, let me get you started…

    Coke makes you go impotent.
    Coke makes your hair fall out.
    Coke makes you stupid.
    Coke is the most despised company is the entire world.

    See, it’s soooo easy. And because it’s on the Internet… it’s true!

  4. Fraccy

    I write trading software against sports exchanges for a living. I like Ellen Brown’s comments about gambling and the stock market. Five years ago, before I got into my business, I considered betting on horses a terrible, corrupt waste of money. In the back of my mind, I thought one day I would move over into finance where it was no longer “gambling” – after all the men wore suits….

    I’ve experienced a complete upside down flip in that belief. It started by realising trading bets was identical to trading stocks, but then I began to realise, the financial world is far more corrupt even than sport (which has its moments). Bets made on shares have a real effect on people’s lives. People are making bets every time they deposit money at a bank, or take out a mortgage, and they don’t even know it. You can find many people with large mortgages who will simultaneously pronounce gambling as immoral. At least with sports, punters make a conscious decision, and the outcome does not affect the price of food, or destroy our environment.

    Betting on horses is a *great deal* more honest than finance.

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