Keiser Report | The Inertia of the Intangibles | E1597

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In this episode of Keiser Report, Max and Stacy look at growing value of ‘intangibles’ in the stock markets as the real economy disappears only to be replaced by goodwill, derivatives and some memes. In the second half, Max interviews Michael Saylor of MicroStrategy about his big bet on bitcoin as the S&P500 company converts $420 million of their treasury to bitcoin.

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