Friday, August 20, 2010

What Is George Soros Up To Now? Billionaire Manipulator Buys Stake In India's Stock Exchange


I don't think I have to tell anyone reading these pages what I think of scumbag, George Soros. And by the way, it's got nothing to do with the billions of dollars of net worth this guy has - see, I'm a capitalist and I enjoy watching someone make tons of money. But we all know what George Soros is really about - he's about control, he's about a socialist agenda, he's about forming the world into a government that HE thinks is appropriate.

Now, with the word out that Soros has now bought a 4 percent stake in the stock exchange in India, one might figure that Soros is just buying into a growing marketplace like India. While many other economies are failing or at least floundering, India's economy has overall been flourishing. So Soros is just capitalizing on a market that could make him some money, right?

Well, that's one way to look at it. But, if you are cynical about this monster of a man like I am...you might want to consider the fact that Soros can benefit even more by disrupting the India stock exchange. If Soros can pull some strings and cause some minor panic in that market, he might just be able to engineer some financial collapse there like he did with the British and the American economy. And if he can accomplish, he will have further concentrated the world's economy into chaos.

George Soros is older than dirt...this guy isn't the kind to give a shit about leaving money to his heirs. George Soros simply wants to see his collectivist and Marxist dreams come true before he dies.

The report is from Breitbart.



US investor Soros 'buys stake in India stock exchange'


US billionaire investor George Soros has bought a four percent stake in the Bombay Stock Exchange for almost 35 million dollars, a source familiar with the matter said on Friday.
Soros's Quantum hedge fund took the stake in Asia's oldest exchange from Dubai Financial, part of state-run Dubai Holdings which is owned by Emirates ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashidal-Maktoum, the source said.

Soros paid 375-380 rupees per share, the source told AFP.

The Bombay Stock exchange spokesman declined to comment on the issue.

There is growing interest in the thriving BSE as India's economy goes from strength to strength, with the latest deal valuing the exchange at 800 million dollars.

The BSE lists nearly 5,000 companies, including blue-chips Reliance Industries and software exporter Infosys Technologies.

Foreign investors hold a nearly 30-percent stake in the BSE -- which was founded in 1875 -- including the Deutsche Boerse and Singapore stock exchange, which each have five percent.

US-based philanthropist George Kaiser also holds a four-percent stake in the BSE through his investment firm Argonaut Ventures.

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