Kate Kelly looks at thhe fraudsters who help rule the world

Martin Manziel
Dream Money
   Kate Kelly is a dream money corporate business writer and has written exclusively for the wall street journal and works for CNBC covering business. Ms Kelly covers the commodities boom and day trade earlier in this century and pretty much informs readers how some members of the super wealthy make money from funny trades in all types of commodities  form food to metals.

The massive created wealth in obscurity thanks to the secrecy of large corporations and private companies working together with large banks to create a diversion class of the super wealthy trusted to hold an keep the money for nefarious purposes.  In her popular book called "The Secret Club That Rules the World" Kate focuses on three individuals who made a killing in the financial boom of commodities in a period of extreme manipulation for easy dream money for a small group of individuals who lived the Miller highlife and flaunted their undeserved riches. the book focuses on three individuals Jon Ruggles, Ivan Glasenberg. and Pierre Andurand. Mr Andurand was an oil

speculator and how he and other men manipulated oil prices and created immense wealth form the fake over-valuation of oil prices is on quite interest to those wondering why gas prices rose so fast a decade or so ago. The muddle of the book covers Glasenberg, who ran a Swiss globalist company called Glencore which used government and oil oligarch Gulf state money to merge mining metal operations to further increase price of metal commodities and snarl a larger share of the profits for themselves. the book then focuses on delta Airlines executive Jon Ruggles who pretty much upended the airlines jet-fuel  hedge-funding operation turning delta airlines  into a  fuel speculation side job trading commodities and fuel types. Ruggles used his role in commodity trading for another role  in this airline to make dream money profit from use of this hedge fund and his position for the major airline. Ruggles used non-public information into secret personal accounts to enriched himself and make some dream money. This is a fabulous book looking at the inside traders and the fraud class of executives and how alot of these "self-made" men become wealthy through various illegal actions gambling whether unregulated over-stretched governments and sometimes fraudulent  overseers can spot their thefts.