🚨 MOST PEOPLE ARE BETTING THIS MARKET WRONG

I’m not betting on who “did something.”
I’m betting on who gets named.

That distinction matters.

Epstein files aren’t criminal verdicts.
They’re document dumps, contacts, mentions, third-party references.

That’s why I lean toward high-profile, globally connected figures, not CEOs or sitting executives.

People like Tony Blair or Al Gore lived in:
– international policy circles
– NGO networks
– elite donor ecosystems

Those environments overlap with mentions, not necessarily actions.

Someone like Jamie Dimon has tight corporate compliance and legal insulation.
Low surface area for random inclusion.

Oprah is a media magnet, but also extremely careful with legal exposure.
Mentions are possible, but markets often overprice visibility.

So my stance:
This isn’t about scandal.
It’s about how wide someone’s paper trail is.

Markets aren’t guessing morality.
They’re pricing probability of appearance.

And that’s why I side with political-global figures over corporate operators.