• Black America, Cooponomics & Wall Street

  • By: Tanen Andrews
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Black America, Cooponomics & Wall Street

By: Tanen Andrews
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  • People only show you the results of perceived success. Such as fancy cars, houses and other overpriced material items nobody can really afford. Why don't they show you the work and process? A solution without the question has no foundational value and is meaningless for success. Learn how Cooponomics will change this indoctrination by using new legislation to uplift a community of Black* Americans into the Wall Street ecosystem of wealth, through a real estate Pre-IPO.

    Everybody is talking about venture capitalist and angel investors, but nobody is talking about you. You are the original creditor and resource in the financial supply chain and are the ones who benefit the least. Why? These licensed professionals look at you as their personal gravy train.

    Money grabs are making the process more complex than it needs to be. Software as a Service (Saas) are being used as a tool to make founders believe they can access capital through a vetted pool of investors on their platforms, while controlling the platform, the investors, and the opportunities they see. That’s not decentralization, that is business as usual.

    Watch our complimentary presentation and Support Cooponomics anyway that you can, so we can make our own traditions for our future generations. #cooponomics

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Economics Personal Finance
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Episodes
  • Cooponomics, Financial Independence & the Black Community's Remedy

    Cooponomics, Financial Independence & the Black Community's Remedy
    Jan 8 2022
    Self-help along with a community of like-minded individuals, is a recipe for a remedy. To establish a basis for a remedy, one must realize there is a pre-existing contract and that one of the parties to this agreement, violated terms of the obligations to you. The formation of the contract is based on two scenarios, explicit knowledge of the agreement or a tacit agreement. Under any scenario, anyone who makes a claim against you or anyone else, is implying the existence of an agreement and that agreement must be produced to establish a remedy. Reparations is the result, like punitive damages, but before any damages are awarded, one must prove that there is a preexisting contract in any form and then the establishment of the breach of obligation.

    Cooponomics is our self-remedy, and it can be a temporary replacement to mitigate any further abuses we may receive through this economic system of oppression. We cannot drive on a flat tire, to continue we must use a spare to get to our destination, so we can get a new one. Our financial well-being works the same. We must redirect and repurpose our capital as a cooperative group to remedy our financial situation now and for the future.

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/black-america-cooponomics-wall-street--5012282/support.
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    9 mins
  • Cooponomics is the only Self Reparations & Financial Vehicle for the Black Community

    Cooponomics is the only Self Reparations & Financial Vehicle for the Black Community
    Jan 1 2022
    People only show you the results of success. Why don't they show you the work and process? A solution without the question has no foundational value and is meaningless for success. Learn how Cooponomics will change this indoctrination by using new legislation to uplift a community of Black* Americans into the Wall Street ecosystem of wealth, through a real estate Pre-IPO.

    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/black-america-cooponomics-wall-street--5012282/support.
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    1 hr and 55 mins

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