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The Wall Street Game
Game Recognize Game
Yul Spencer
Contents Disclaimer Neither IAM Enterprises nor any of its directors - photo 1
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Neither IAM Enterprises, nor any of its directors, officers, shareholders, personnel, representatives, agents, or independent contractors (collectively, the Operator Parties) are licensed financial advisers, registered investment advisers or registered broker-dealers. None of the Operator Parties are providing investment, financial, legal, or tax advice, and nothing on www.wallstsmarts.com (henceforth, the Site) or in the Wall Street-Smart Series of books, should be construed as such by you. The books and the Site should be used as educational, informational and entertainment purposes only and are not replacement for professional investment advice.
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A lot of people are advocating that the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. Well, thats only because you dont understand, but its gonna happen to you.
You see its all just a game, ladies and gentlemen, and the quality of your living depends entirely on your ability to play the game.
And I play the game.
--The Game
Introduction
Game Recognize Game
When I sub-titled this book Game Recognize Game a phrase used by some - photo 2
When I sub-titled this book Game Recognize Game a phrase used by some street-smart folks, my editor asked me why it isnt plural? I explained to her it isnt how we say it on main street. We didnt recognizes game. Its not meant to be plural. Its meant to be singular in purpose. I see you. I recognize what youre up to specifically. If its Wall Street or a street hustler, the game is recognized because its sh** youve done unto us since the beginning of time. Were not all rich, but were rich in personality. And thats the game on main street. If you have a rich personality, it can take you where you want to go for the most part. Hollywood, New York City, Miami, but it wont pay bills or set you up for retirement, playas and playettes.
On Wall Street, its not personality that makes you rich, its knowledge others dont have yet and the disregard for main street. And if you can play the game on Wall Street, you can pay your bills and have a retirement fund. And they know that, but you dont know that and thats how they want to keep it.
Its a shame, it really is, but once someone with game recognizes it is a game and you get to play it and get paid racks on racks. You could nip that whole not having an extra four hundred dollars for emergencies in the bud. Back in the day you had to jump through hoops to play the Wall Street game. Really. You had to jump out of your car, get a newspaper and payphone back then. Which made it difficult as hell to win. If you can play, why shouldnt you? The whole idea behind this book series is to encourage those who thought they couldnt play the game.
Wall Street has developed into a game because of the evolution of greedy people. They want it all and they dont care if main street partakes in getting paid from the wealth of this country that they live and die for. The consumer bought up all this sh** and guess who the professional consumers are? Main street - the other forty to fifty percent of America that dont take any money from the stock market. Thats mind blowing, especially when so many of us need money. Up to now main street has been the losers in this game. Every game has losers and winners. Its what makes it a game. The billionaires have kept main street baffled by the entire thing and then they act like they have nothing to do with it. Psychology is a huge part of this game and they have the money to fu** with all of ours every day with the support of the news media outlets they own.
Wall Street is ruled by the trillion-dollar hedge funds, billionaires, millionaires and AI (artificial intelligence). MARKET MAKERS are what theyre called. The ones that create the game and its rules. Eighty percent of the money in the market is in there because of these entities. The other twenty percent are fireman, teachers, police pension funds, retail investors and so on. You and me. Maybe not you, yet.
Its possible this book could be your first book ever about Wall Street that you were willing to read. If so, thank you. If not, and you decide to get in the Wall Street Game, you will be what they call a retail investor one of the twenty percent. Now none of these entities that make the market work consider or include those of us on main street. I know main street knows this because some of them have been protesting for years to no avail. The big money keeps finding ways to make the market work for them and not for the lesser of us. Thats why its now a game. Do the math - theyre winning. The so-called one percent have most of the money in the world and the rest of us do not. Id say theyre kicking our ass if it were a sport. They take the money every day from an economy that we all bust our backs to contribute to.
The gap created between them and us continues to get bigger and if I can have anything to do with closing that gap even a little, Id sleep sometimes. What if? We all got back at them and crowded the market with our twos and fews (with what money we all have) collectively it could throw the economies inequality off some. Lets say twenty-five percent of main street creates an extra income using the stock market. I think it would freak the rich out and increase the wealth of many hoods and of many populations, especially in those rural towns who have been left out of the game for so long.
They have and they continue to build high power tools today to keep their foots on the neck of main street. To confuse the average wage earner who has found a foot in investing or trading for a living. They use all of them to rid themselves of all the smaller accounts and the players who have them. Me and maybe you.
Now, because of progress, we (retail investors) also have tools that werent available to any of us in the past. Not having high speed internet or laptops, iPad, or cellphones made us easier victims for the wealthy. But thats in the past. We now can get and know as much information to make a profitable decision in the stock market as they can. I dont think they saw that coming. Especially the real old players. We used to be prey, you might say, or new meat. You dont want to ever be called new meat not in any tight surroundings, anyway.
These tools will allow the other forty to fifty percent of America to begin winning the game on their end. Yes, Im suggesting that we all start becoming gamers and take this money from the rich people who put it out for the taking every day because theyre sure youre too scared to take it from them. They feel good about themselves because they put it in front of all our faces every day and we for all these decades let it go right by us. Because theyre good at giving main street the feelings, not the facts. Theyre always working the psychological angle. And they make sure main street feels excluded from the game. Thas game, baby. They say here it is. Come take some of my billions and many Americans with minicomputers in their pockets dont check it out or arent drawn in. Why? You need the money. Take it.
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