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Business/Finance See other Business/Finance Articles Title: Icahn, Soros, Druckenmiller, And Now Zell: The Billionaires Are All Quietly Preparing For The Plunge "The stock market is at an all-time, but economic activity is not at an all-time," explains billionaire investor Sam Zell to CNBC this morning, adding that, "every company that's missed has missed on the revenue side, which is a reflection that there's a demand issue; and when you got a demand issue it's hard to imagine the stock market at an all-time high." Zell said he is being very cautious adding to stocks and cutting some positions because "I don't remember any time in my career where there have been as many wildcards floating out there that have the potential to be very significant and alter people's thinking." Zell also discussed his view on Obama's Fed encouraging disparity and on tax inversions, but concludes, rather ominously, "this is the first time I ever remember where having cash isn't such a terrible thing." Zell's calls should not be shocking following George Soros. Stan Druckenmiller, and Carl Icahn's warnings that there is trouble ahead. Billionaire 1: Sam Zell On Stocks and reality... "People have no place else to put their money, and the stock market is getting more than its share. It's very likely that something has to give here." "I don't remember any time in my career where there have been as many wildcards floating out there that have the potential to be very significant and alter people's thinking," he said. "If there's a change in confidence or some international event that changes the dynamics, people could in effect take a different position with reference to the market." "It's almost every company that's missed has missed on the revenue side, which is a reflection that there's a demand issue," he said. "When you got a demand issue it's hard to imagine the stock market at an all-time high." He also lamented about how difficult it is to call a market top. "If you're wrong on when, that's a problem." His answer: "You got to tiptoe ... and find the right balance." "This is the first time I ever remember where having cash isn't such a terrible thing, despite the fact that interest rates are as low as they are," he added. Poster Comment: Divided States ... Honestly do you trust any of these zionist sleazebags? Groundhog Day yea they want to really protect me from losses.. i'll sell when they say it's time to buy NoDebt "The Billionaires are all quiety preparing for the market drop" "Soros has once again increased his total SPY Put to a new record high of $2.2 billion, or nearly double the previous all time high, and a whopping 17% of his total AUM." Soros is the smartest of the bunch. By which I mean he's more evil and more insane. Qualities that are of benefit in today's markets. COSMOS What did Yellen tell them at the last Manhattan synagogue luncheon that she will stop printing for a few months and then inform them on which month later in the year she would start again. Winston Churchill Soros has the same background that Robert Maxwell had.Selling people out to the nazis, then gun trafficking after the war. One very nasty POS in other words. A great shame he is not dead and disgraced like Maxwell. Fred Hayek Well, you can get partial corroboration from this youtube clip in which Soros unintentionally diagnoses himself as at best a sociopath by saying how the year at the end of WW2 which he spent collecting assets of jews in Hungary for the nazis was the happiest time of his life. Wrap your mind around that one. Most people would be overwhelmed by guilt or sadness at the tragedies they saw around them and the fact that they were working for the nazis. Soros says it was the happiest time of his life! He thought it was all exhilarating! But then, when you don't have the normal human capacity for empathy and emotion (when you're a sociopath) you might have that reaction. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZ2U6Rl98PM Oldrepublic Robert Maxwll, born Jan Ludvik Hyman Binyamin Hoch in pre-war Czechoslovakia, now Ukraine.Died in 1991 after falling off his private yacht off the the Canary islands. Interesting character to say the least! knukles Odds on betting (as in inside word from those learned of such) is that Herr Maxwell did not die "mistakenly, accidentally, falling off his yacht" as many reported, but was given the "deep six" (no pun was intended, geeeesh) by MI5 once his financial and political machinations became just a bit too public. In other words, you can get away with anything until you start trying to get away with anything when the public starts to see you trying to get away with anything. Especially when one is an "insider" and as connected as Big Bob was... to everything and everybody. No, that was as strikingly clear as some testimonies before the House of Commons that were changed at the last minute (by that "folks" from Barclays, overnight, if y'all remember) Nuh uh. T'was no accident. He'd become one of the "Queen's problems", so to speak. He "lost his head" Occident Mortal MI5 is the British domestic intelligence unit. MI6 is the international intelligence arm. Robert Maxwell was assassinated by neither. He was killed by the SBS. Maxwell made the mistake of openly stealing British pension funds and so the establishment (the power behind The Crown) had him murdered, and funnily nobody asked too many questions about it because the man was so widely despised. The British establishment then crushed Maxwells sons in a bankruptcy hearing and wound up all of their assets. The message was loud and clear and Soros and several other corporate raiders immediately fled Britian to reside in New York. It doesn't matter who you are. Nobody is beyond the reach of certain world powers. If you get too cute you will disappear. Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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