‘It’s a complete abomination’ says Wall Street money manager about hedge funds applying for bailouts from small-business recovery funds

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Wait, what? Hedge funds may be able to claim bailout money intended to help cash-strapped small businesses.

Tha’s Nate Koppikar, a partner at Orso Partners, as quoted in a Bloomberg News article on Tuesday expressing his displeasure with the prospect of hedge funds claiming bailout money intended to help cash-strapped small businesses in the throes of a deep recession wrought by the outbreak of COVID-19.

Read:America should be ready for 18 months of shutdowns in ‘long, hard road’ ahead, warns the Fed’s Neel Kashkari Chamath Palihapitiya, chief executive of venture-capital firm Social Capital LP, last week argued that the Fed’s massive coronavirus stimulus package helps the ultrarich at the expense of ordinary American workers.

“Just to be clear on who we are talking about. We’re talking about a hedge fund that serves a bunch of billionaire family offices. Who cares? They don’t get the summer in the Hamptons?” Palihapitiya said. “Who cares? Let them get wiped out.”Bloomberg reported that some hedge funds already have applied for small-business aid, certifying that the “current economic uncertainty makes this loan request necessary to support the ongoing operations.

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stevenmnuchin1 RepMaxineWaters JohnCornyn this should not happen period!!

sarahkunst Smh! Figures why most of small business didn’t 👀 funding Sad

Amir al-Mu'minin, peace be upon him, said : He who adopts greed as a habit devalues himself; he who discloses his hardship agrees to humiliation; and he who allows his tongue to overpower his soul debases the soul.

Wake up America you have been conned over 80% of the funds are going to hedge funds and real estate developer oh yeah the rest to the little fish of life🤡🤡🤡

GUILLOTINE2020

Somebody needs to teach them their job. Or take whatever consequence, like other professions! They are not special. This is ridiculous

Noooooooooooooooooooo!

Are you really shocked? TrumpFailure

Think there’s irony in the fact that hedge funds supposedly don’t have the liquidity for running operations . Avarice knows no limits

I'll just leave this here.

Eat the rich

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