THINK ABOUT IT; MUCH OF OUR 401Ks are managed through Blackrock. And if Blackrock owns Dominion and bases it's portfolio foundation and it's assets on/with it's sister entity Dominion.
If FOX were to expose the corrupt Dominion enterprise and put them out of business (bankruptcy) the Blackrock/Dominion stock would massively decrease and our 401K retirement portfolios thereof. It would be devastating to Blackrock and the average American investments through employer/employee contributed retirement funds!
BlackRock was hired to manage the Fed's commercial mortgage-backed securities program, purchases of newly issued corporate bonds, and purchases of existing investment-grade bonds and credit ETFs. Was this a bailout bonanza for BlackRock? 🤔
This wasn't just an opportunity for BlackRock to gain access to government funds, but also a chance to bail out one of its most valuable assets: iShares, the collection of ETFs it acquired from Barclays for $13.5 billion in 2009, which had grown to a $1.9 trillion giant by 2020.
THINK ABOUT IT; MUCH OF OUR 401Ks are managed through Blackrock. And if Blackrock owns Dominion and bases it's portfolio foundation and it's assets on/with it's sister entity Dominion.
If FOX were to expose the corrupt Dominion enterprise and put them out of business (bankruptcy) the Blackrock/Dominion stock would massively decrease and our 401K retirement portfolios thereof. It would be devastating to Blackrock and the average American investments through employer/employee contributed retirement funds!
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Were you aware that in March 2020, the Federal Reserve hired BlackRock to manage three separate bailout programs during the economic crisis? https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/27/business/coronavirus-blackrock-federal-reserve.html?smid=nytcore-iosshare&referringSource=articleShare
BlackRock was hired to manage the Fed's commercial mortgage-backed securities program, purchases of newly issued corporate bonds, and purchases of existing investment-grade bonds and credit ETFs. Was this a bailout bonanza for BlackRock? 🤔
This wasn't just an opportunity for BlackRock to gain access to government funds, but also a chance to bail out one of its most valuable assets: iShares, the collection of ETFs it acquired from Barclays for $13.5 billion in 2009, which had grown to a $1.9 trillion giant by 2020.