But when the market turned, and markets always turn, he and his clients were caught. Stuck in positions they couldn't unwind. The losses were huge. And the law suits which inevitably follow, were also huge. Multi-millions in losses were the result of this unbridled arrogance. And unfortunately, those lost fortunes were never recovered.

And in the nearly 50 years since, I've seen that type: The One Time Wall Street King, repeat over and over.

But when the market turned, and markets always turn, he and his clients were caught. Stuck in positions they couldn't unwind. The losses were huge. And the law suits which inevitably follow, were also huge. Multi-millions in losses were the result of this unbridled arrogance. And unfortunately, those lost fortunes were never recovered.

And in the nearly 50 years since, I've seen that type: The One Time Wall Street King, repeat over and over.

But when the market turned, and markets always turn, he and his clients were caught. Stuck in positions they couldn't unwind. The losses were huge. And the law suits which inevitably follow, were also huge. Multi-millions in losses were the result of this unbridled arrogance. And unfortunately, those lost fortunes were never recovered.

And in the nearly 50 years since, I've seen that type: The One Time Wall Street King, repeat over and over.

But when the market turned, and markets always turn, he and his clients were caught. Stuck in positions they couldn't unwind. The losses were huge. And the law suits which inevitably follow, were also huge. Multi-millions in losses were the result of this unbridled arrogance. And unfortunately, those lost fortunes were never recovered.

And in the nearly 50 years since, I've seen that type: The One Time Wall Street King, repeat over and over.

But when the market turned, and markets always turn, he and his clients were caught. Stuck in positions they couldn't unwind. The losses were huge. And the law suits which inevitably follow, were also huge. Multi-millions in losses were the result of this unbridled arrogance. And unfortunately, those lost fortunes were never recovered.

And in the nearly 50 years since, I've seen that type: The One Time Wall Street King, repeat over and over.

But when the market turned, and markets always turn, he and his clients were caught. Stuck in positions they couldn't unwind. The losses were huge. And the law suits which inevitably follow, were also huge. Multi-millions in losses were the result of this unbridled arrogance. And unfortunately, those lost fortunes were never recovered.

And in the nearly 50 years since, I've seen that type: The One Time Wall Street King, repeat over and over.

But when the market turned, and markets always turn, he and his clients were caught. Stuck in positions they couldn't unwind. The losses were huge. And the law suits which inevitably follow, were also huge. Multi-millions in losses were the result of this unbridled arrogance. And unfortunately, those lost fortunes were never recovered.

And in the nearly 50 years since, I've seen that type: The One Time Wall Street King, repeat over and over.

But when the market turned, and markets always turn, he and his clients were caught. Stuck in positions they couldn't unwind. The losses were huge. And the law suits which inevitably follow, were also huge. Multi-millions in losses were the result of this unbridled arrogance. And unfortunately, those lost fortunes were never recovered.

And in the nearly 50 years since, I've seen that type: The One Time Wall Street King, repeat over and over.

But when the market turned, and markets always turn, he and his clients were caught. Stuck in positions they couldn't unwind. The losses were huge. And the law suits which inevitably follow, were also huge. Multi-millions in losses were the result of this unbridled arrogance. And unfortunately, those lost fortunes were never recovered.

And in the nearly 50 years since, I've seen that type: The One Time Wall Street King, repeat over and over.

There is a great debate raging on one side of this social equation: the Corona Virus Pandemic. Roughly speaking one side of this debate takes the position that the Corona Virus is an extremely contagious disease, – totally unique in its “lethality” and its transmittability.

And they have a whole host of experts to back them up.

This side of the debate proposes a near total shutdown of the economy.

The other side of the great believe that we must go back to work. They're labeled the Covid deniers. They see the disease as less transmittable, less lethal than the other group.

And like the first group they too have experts to promote their point of view.