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Mat Ishbia’s estimated net worth has fallen by more than $3B since March.

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Anyone know if Justin's finances are connected to Mat's and UWM at all?

I could start a Go Fund Me for Mat if you think that would help.

They are all connected, including their father, via UWM.

Edited by WhiteSox2023

26 minutes ago, Southwest Sider said:

Anyone know if Justin's finances are connected to Mat's and UWM at all?

Yes, I believe there is some overlap there. Justin also owns his own Private Equity firm which I believe makes up a significant portion of his wealth.

Private equity tirade in 3.....2.....1......

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Companies | Shore Capital Partners

Shore Capital Partners is a private equity firm investing in the microcap healthcare, business services, and industrial sectors.

They look to be pretty well diversified...

What's that saying about not putting all your eggs in one basket?

For individual investors, better never to have more than 10-15% of investments in any one stock, crypto, paintings, collectibles, farmland, real estate, etc.

It's all fake money anyway.

12 minutes ago, PaleAleSox said:

It's all fake money anyway.

Bretton Woods speech incoming?

Nixon and the gold standard? Fiat currencies?

Trilateral Commission? Freemasons?

Edited by caulfield12

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