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Private Equity: See the Game, Change the Game - Full Interview Join us on Telegram: "Private Equity: See the Game, Change the Game with Tiffany Cianci" In November 2024, entrepreneur and former franchisee Tiffany Cianci (Tiffany Cianci) was a Solari Hero of the Week for her valiant pushback against... private equity lawfare that has cost her and her family dearly. Since a private equity firm terminated her children’s gym franchise in 2022, Cianci has become a public speaker and small business advocate helping policymakers and citizens understand private equity’s “systematic strip-mining of the American middle class.” In Solari’s first interview of 2026, Cianci joins me to draw back the curtain on the wider private equity “game,” with the aim of improving our subscribers’ ability to navigate products, services, and business and investment relationships in an increasingly fraught-with-risk environment. We start by discussing the growth of private equity (including the public policies that have encouraged its explosion), the largest players, the role of endowments like Harvard and Yale, private equity’s extraction business model and tactics, and shenanigans related to how private equity returns are calculated and reported. We also take a look at the wide range of sectors affected by private equity’s incursions—including health care, nursing homes, autism services, veterinary services, insurance, sports, retail, and media—and bring the situation up to date with a look at actions taken by the Trump administration, such as giving the private equity industry access to our 401(k) retirement funds. The private equity invasion may be widespread, but, as Cianci and I conclude, there is still much we can do—as employees, parents, alumni, investors, pension fund beneficiaries, and voters—to demand accountability and push back against destructive and even criminal business models. Step one is to protect your time, health, finances, and savings from businesses that extract from you and yours rather than add the value that supports a free and inspired life. As a reminder, be sure (if you have not already done so) to read our Plunder report, which provides additional details that will help you recognize and navigate the havoc created when too many investment interests use our pension funds and taxpayer resources to build billionaires instead of building wealth. Full Report: Subscribe toshow more

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Chamath: “Private equity in general is totally hosed.” 🏢🚨 “I think the history of this is important.” “There was a long standing belief that the best way to generate the best risk adjusted return was to have what's called a 60/40 allocation. 60% to bonds and 40% to equities.” “Over many years, especially when we artificially suppressed rates at zero, a lot of people started to move their allocations away from 60/40 and they started to make more and more investments further out on the risk curve.” “The biggest beneficiaries of that were venture capital, private equity, and hedge funds.” “The thing with private equity is that because rates were zero, they had an infinite amount of borrowing capacity at very little downside to them, and so they were able to manufacture returns much faster than venture capital and hedge funds could.” “So as a result, you had an initial group of people that were defining the asset class, making a ton of money, and then you had all these fast followers that said, ‘Well, if they're doing it, I can do it too.’” “But then always what happens is then you have this flood of laggards that just flood the zone.” “And it's these laggards that make it very difficult to generate returns because they start overpaying for assets, they start mismanaging and under managing the assets that they do own.” “That created a lot of competition, and so that's why you see this hockey stick graph.” “And when you see that kind of graph, it doesn't matter what asset class it is. The returns go to zero.” “And so we've seen this in venture capital. We've seen this in hedge funds. And we're now going to see this in private equity.”

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We talked with Alex Jacobson (Co-Founder & Managing Partner) about the evolving private markets. "SpaceX gives employees equity and runs tenders regularly so that equity becomes liquidity. Although the liquidity price is lower than public market value, employees know their equity will grow because SpaceX keeps expanding. "The strategy is to give employees certainty that the equity they've been issued will be worth a lot more in the future. That is harder to do in the public markets because everything is perfectly priced. In private markets, if you run your process properly, you can have this very deterministic outcome for your employees."

We talked with Alex Jacobson (Co-Founder & Managing Partner) about the evolving private markets. "SpaceX gives employees equity and runs tenders regularly so that equity becomes liquidity. Although the liquidity price is lower than public market value, employees know their equity will grow because SpaceX keeps expanding. "The strategy is to give employees certainty that the equity they've been issued will be worth a lot more in the future. That is harder to do in the public markets because everything is perfectly priced. In private markets, if you run your process properly, you can have this very deterministic outcome for your employees."

TBPN

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We REFUSE to be a generation of renters. We refuse to accept a future where billionaire private equity firms like Blackstone come into our communities, buy up entire neighborhoods, take homes off the market, and put them back up for rent. That is not the American dream. It’s not the American dream to let companies, backed with overseas capital from China and using tax cheats, buy homes out from under us and turn America into a nation of renters. The American dream is impossible unless you own the dirt under your feet—unless you own a piece of the community you help build. Yet when Blackstone comes in, they won’t sell to you; they’ll only rent to you. When my parents bought their first home in 1996, there were two other families bidding. They bought that home for $104,000. They weren’t bidding against private equity firms with balance sheets in the hundreds of billions that can outbid every single one of us. It’s already hard enough to get a mortgage with today’s interest rates (cc: Jerome Powell) And when you finally do—after saving, working, and doing everything right—a private equity firm swoops in and prices you out of the home you earned. That is unacceptable. Thanks to the Tenth Amendment and our federalist system, the power to fix this lies with our state governments. Here in Florida and across the country, governors must act—must make it illegal for giant private equity firms like Blackstone to buy up our neighborhoods and turn us into a generation of renters. We refuse to accept that fate. We refuse to become serfs in our own country. We will fight back.

We REFUSE to be a generation of renters. We refuse to accept a future where billionaire private equity firms like Blackstone come into our communities, buy up entire neighborhoods, take homes off the market, and put them back up for rent. That is not the American dream. It’s not the American dream to let companies, backed with overseas capital from China and using tax cheats, buy homes out from under us and turn America into a nation of renters. The American dream is impossible unless you own the dirt under your feet—unless you own a piece of the community you help build. Yet when Blackstone comes in, they won’t sell to you; they’ll only rent to you. When my parents bought their first home in 1996, there were two other families bidding. They bought that home for $104,000. They weren’t bidding against private equity firms with balance sheets in the hundreds of billions that can outbid every single one of us. It’s already hard enough to get a mortgage with today’s interest rates (cc: Jerome Powell) And when you finally do—after saving, working, and doing everything right—a private equity firm swoops in and prices you out of the home you earned. That is unacceptable. Thanks to the Tenth Amendment and our federalist system, the power to fix this lies with our state governments. Here in Florida and across the country, governors must act—must make it illegal for giant private equity firms like Blackstone to buy up our neighborhoods and turn us into a generation of renters. We refuse to accept that fate. We refuse to become serfs in our own country. We will fight back.

James Fishback

48,534 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten

Private Equity Firms are DESTROYING American Businesses they same way they bankrupted Toys "R" Us and put them out of business Here’s how they did it - After signing for Toys "R" Us, they sold all of the land under every store they own in the United States - Private Equity sold it to their sister firms that they also own, their real estate investment trust - They sell the land to themselves for cheap and then lease the land back to Toys”R”Us for expensive rates - So now Toys”R”Us has a lease they didn't have when they were still successful - So next private equity went to look at all Toys”R”Us’ warehouses where they have backstock that carries them over in economic downturn. They began to sell that to a liquidator, all of the extra stock - Next private equity sold all the Toys”R”Us’ warehouses, to their own real estate investment firms - Private equity now leases back all of the infrastructure Toys”R”Us had built over the last 100 years to become the successful powerhouse it was “They decimated Toys”R”Us in literally 2 years. At the end of this, Toys”R”Us can no longer make their payments to the bank, so they're going to have to file bankruptcy. And then what's going to happen is all of the assets that Toys R Us had left, which is largely only the intellectual property at this point, we're going to have a fire sale. And you know who's going to buy it for pennies on the dollar? One of our sister private equity firms. And they're going to get the intellectual property, then we're going to sell that to Macy's to use, and then we're going to go buy Macy's and we're going to start over again.” This happens to business after business in America and it must be stopped.

Private Equity Firms are DESTROYING American Businesses they same way they bankrupted Toys "R" Us and put them out of business Here’s how they did it - After signing for Toys "R" Us, they sold all of the land under every store they own in the United States - Private Equity sold it to their sister firms that they also own, their real estate investment trust - They sell the land to themselves for cheap and then lease the land back to Toys”R”Us for expensive rates - So now Toys”R”Us has a lease they didn't have when they were still successful - So next private equity went to look at all Toys”R”Us’ warehouses where they have backstock that carries them over in economic downturn. They began to sell that to a liquidator, all of the extra stock - Next private equity sold all the Toys”R”Us’ warehouses, to their own real estate investment firms - Private equity now leases back all of the infrastructure Toys”R”Us had built over the last 100 years to become the successful powerhouse it was “They decimated Toys”R”Us in literally 2 years. At the end of this, Toys”R”Us can no longer make their payments to the bank, so they're going to have to file bankruptcy. And then what's going to happen is all of the assets that Toys R Us had left, which is largely only the intellectual property at this point, we're going to have a fire sale. And you know who's going to buy it for pennies on the dollar? One of our sister private equity firms. And they're going to get the intellectual property, then we're going to sell that to Macy's to use, and then we're going to go buy Macy's and we're going to start over again.” This happens to business after business in America and it must be stopped.

Wall Street Apes

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The popular Tapatio Hot Sauce brand has been purchased by a private equity firm The family had never write the recipe down, it was always mixed in private by only people who knew it by memory The recipe had to be written down and given to the private equity firm so they could expand distribution out of California The Saavedra family had run the company for over 50 years out of Los Angeles The new private equity firm owned say there is a stronger demand for hotter hot sauces throughout America because of drugs like Ozempic GLP-1 weight-loss drugs apparently is caused people to crave more spice and taste in their meals “As users of Ozempic and other weight loss drugs demand more flavor than they used to”

Wall Street Apes

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