Post by twetch#1034

1CgkV3…b3on Key · twetch

I think it was somewhere between the 1960's and 1980's that there was a boom in mergers and leveraged buy outs in the advertising industry. David Ogilvy speaks about it in one of his books.

In my mind, just like MSM, advertising is well controlled too.

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1CgkV3…b3on Key · twetch
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Companies were paying far higher than AD agencies were worth, but at the end of the day if one always plays with funny money (fiat), can't you always buy out industries that may suit ones agenda?

A normal investor would likely stay away, because it..

1CgkV3…b3on Key · twetch
Replying to@1CgkV3…b3on

.. just doesn't add up. However that's not the game being played, the game being played is control, not investing.