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have been fully or partially blocked by courts, including in Indiana, Florida and Oklahoma.Wes Christian, like most true believers, talks with the kind of black-and-white assurance that rarely exists in our complicated world.To thousands of stock traders who’ve collectively lost billions of dollars on steep drops in company share prices, Wes Christian is a folk hero.
In Christian’s telling, the villain is always big Wall Street trading houses who’ve “figured out a way,” he says, “to make more money killing companies than building them.” These secretive puppeteers, some of whom are—illegally betting against a stock using make-believe shares. Christian assures everyone, via Twitter, YouTube and uncritical TV documentaries, that he’ll expose the whole vast shadowy network, which he says has garnered some $100 trillion over the past two decades, but only at some time in the future.has marched its muddy boots from the political realm and into the world of finance. Warnings that “the markets are rigged!” have come a long way since the days of Occupy Wall Street and the global financial crisis of 2008.
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