Profit From Regulatory Destruction, Including Climate Change Rulings Against Big Oil

Do you want an unfair advantage in a marketplace? Or, do you want to advocate and force change? Today's podcast is for you. Discover how courts can influence markets.

You gain leverage in a situation when the headlines are tearing down companies. A Dutch court rules that shell oil is partially responsible for climate change in order for the company to reduce carbon emissions.

This is a strategy used in a competitive environment to bring down a top player while increasing the opportunity of others. You can use this on a small scale, or even a large scale.

There is a New World of advocacy regulatory impact. The new order can destroy your company or bring it new opportunities. How do you insulate yourself from this kind of risk?

This episode talks about a dangerous strategy that is used to impact market conditions. Carefully consider the value and the power of such insight. No conspiracy intended, this is a well-documented strategy in the world of tradecraft.

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To read more about the Dutch Court ruling for Shell and big oil, visit https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-06-04/what-a-dutch-court-ruling-means-for-shell-and-big-oil-quicktake

NOTE: This episode doesn't debate climate change. Ignore that factor, you'll see who the issue can be a leverage point for pressuring markets. Human impact on climate change is a complex topic worthy of your own investigation.