Billionaire Hedge Fund Manager Melts Down At Reddit Traders “Getting Checks From The Government”

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January 29, 2021, 12:21 pm

Leon Cooperman is a billionaire investor who is absolutely losing his mind over the way Reddit has exposed the stock market as a giant phony game designed to keep people like him richer than everyone else.

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Cooperman went on CNBC to discuss how the GameStop stock sales are “speculating,” unlike the unregulated trading his hedge fund does.

And why does he think Redditors are doing it? Because of those darn $600 government checks that they got during a crushing pandemic and massive job loss:

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“The reason the market is doing what it’s doing is people are sitting at home getting checks from the government,” he ranted.

Later he spoke about calls for taxing the wealthy at higher levels so they’re paying their fair share. “This fair share, is a BULLS–T concept,” he said. “It’s just a way of attacking wealthy people and I think it inappropriate and we all gotta work together and pull together.” (Note: The clip above is misleadingly edited to give the impression Cooperman’s “fair share” comments were directly related to the GameStop stock surge.)

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Cooperman is worth $3.2 billion and he can curse on the news if he wants to.

People are very amused by the idea of “working together” with someone like Cooperman. It seems like what he really means is that he should keep getting rich of the legal practices a bunch of Reddit people have been using to get slightly less poor for a week. And they should stop.

Will the rich triumph? Probably. But no amount of money will stop us from mocking them on Twitter:

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*First Published: January 29, 2021, 12:21 pm

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