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BlackRock and Vanguard: The $20 Trillion Exodus Nobody Sees

BlackRock and Vanguard control $20 trillion combined - more than the entire US economy. And they're quietly moving that money out of US stocks. BlackRock has reduced equity exposure by $870 billion in one year. Vanguard just changed their prospectus removing "long-term buy and hold" language. In this video, I expose their proxy voting patterns that reveal they think stocks are overvalued, their $41B gold buying spree (after calling it worthless), and why they're preparing for massive index fund redemptions. REIT holdings cut by 47%. Cash positions at record highs. The two firms that invented passive investing are front-running their own strategy. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: Not financial advice. Educational analysis of public fund disclosures, proxy voting records, and SEC filings. Consult professionals. 📊 Sources: BlackRock/Vanguard 13F filings, prospectus documents, proxy voting records, Morningstar fund flow data, REIT.com institutional ownership data, money market fund reports 🔔 Subscribe for institutional money flow tracking TIMESTAMPS: Vanguard Changes Their Prospectus The "Long-Term Buy and Hold" Language Removed BlackRock's $870B Equity Reduction Money Market Funds: $230B Inflows Gold Buying Spree: $41B (Up 312%) Japan, Singapore, India: The Geographic Shift Proxy Voting Reveals Everything Voting Against Stock Buybacks The ESG Reversal: What It Means REIT Liquidation: 47% Reduction Why REITs Are Crashing First The Wealth Effect Reversing The Passive Investing Bubble $12 Trillion in Index Funds at Risk Front-Running Their Own Redemptions Retail Buying What They're Selling #BlackRock #Vanguard #IndexFunds #PassiveInvesting #StockMarketCrash #LarryFink #MoneyMarketFunds #GoldBuying #REITs #InstitutionalSelling #MarketCrash2026 #SmartMoney Tags: BlackRock, Vanguard, Larry Fink, index funds, passive investing bubble, institutional selling, 13F filing, proxy voting, stock buybacks, ESG investing, REIT crash, money market funds, gold allocation, international diversification, fund redemptions, retail investors, market crash warning