FTX Paid Whore Tom Nash Claims FTX is Fine One Day Before Collapse (Nov 12 2022)

Fake investment guru Tom Nash has been steering millions of gullible people into the toilet ever since he began branding himself on YouTube as a “former senior analyst at a top four Wall Street firm for over ten years.” ¹

Of course, Nash never worked as a Wall Street analyst. 

He's the typical YouTube grifter who thinks it's okay to lie his way to wealth. 

But so long as he uses a fake name you won’t be able to verify whether or not he was an analyst, right? Not exactly. ²

Since 2020, Nash has been pumping scammy, overpriced stocks like Palantir (PLTR), Peloton (PTON) and many others.

Nash might be the biggest Palantir pumper on YouTube, having told his sheep followers many times in 2021 and 2022 that the company was headed to $500 with a $1 trillion valuation when the stock was trading between $25 and $35.

Nash later either changed the title of this video or hid the video after PLTR collapsed

These repeated claims by Nash caused many gullible people to rush into the stock. And now they are sitting on massive losses for which they are unlikely to recover for a very long time, if ever. 

Interestingly, during the period when Nash was most aggressively pumping PLTR, the company’s CEO, Alex Karp was unloading his shares. Peter Thiel also unloaded his huge stake. 

Combined, the two made off with more than $1 billion in proceeds while Nash was encouraging his audience of suckers to pile into the stock.   

Did Nash bother to mention this massive dumping by insiders?

Of course not.

Is it possible that Nash was also a paid pumper of PLTR?

Yes. This is a very real possibility. 

In early 2022 I proved "Tom Nash" to be a fraud who lied about his credentials in order to get gullible people to support him financially for his "great work" through the fraudulent site Patreon. 

Today, Nash pulls in around $10,000 per month from Patreon compliments of naïve stooges. But Nash’s real pay check comes when he partners with cryptocurrency scams and trading apps which screw their customers. ^3,4

Like all YouTubers, Nash is for sale to anyone and any company that’s willing to pay him. He doesn’t care what the product is. And he doesn’t care whether his audience stands to lose money. As long as Nash gets paid, he will promote and endorse the product.

Nash has served as a paid whore for scammy companies like TipRanks and RobinHood among others. He has also been paid to endorse and promote various cryptocurrencies and exchanges, many of which are either no longer in business or have collapsed in value. 

Nash has a long history of hiding, removing, and editing videos that reveal how clueless he is. He has even removed and edited videos after I exposed how clueless he is. 

Nash has also removed videos that could implicate him in legal proceedings.

The video clip below serves as another example proving that Tom Nash is a clueless, paid whore for scams.

Let me be clear. Tom Nash is a liar and a scam artist making money by deceiving people.

Nash released the following video in November 2022. In the video, Nash tries to dodge the bullet after people began to criticize him for being a paid whore for FTX which had recently collapsed.

Nash claims that he was only serving as a paid whore for the U.S. version of FTX, which he claims is perfectly fine and still running its business as usual. 

The next day after Nash released the video, the U.S. version of FTX collapsed.

The video has since been removed or hidden by Nash in order to cover his tracks.   

Contact Nash and ask him why he removed this video.  

1 Tom Nash is not his real name. He uses this name so no one can verify his credentials.

2 I previously pointed to obvious signs that Nash was never a Wall Street analyst. For instance, I pointed out that he's much too clueless about economics and investments to have ever even worked on Wall Street in any capacity.  These videos will be re-released in the future.

3 Nash was previously receiving donations of more than $25,000 per month in 2022 before any of his sucker followers had an idea he was a clueless scam artist.

4 For instance, Nash has admited that he was being paid $50,000 per month to promote and endorse the now defunct crypto scam, FTX.