
The Wall Street Conspiracy(2011)
A man with a PEN can steal more than a man with a GUN!
The collapse of the US banking system in 2008 had been forecasted years before it happened by the people in this film. But no one wanted to listen. Instead our country fell apart in the Fall of 2008, the worst financial collapse in the history of Wall Street. What is naked short selling: It is selling stock in a public company that you do not own and you never deliver to the buyer.
Movie: The Wall Street Conspiracy
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