There is no disagreement. Merely a separation of opinion.
As usual, you engage in cryptic, somewhat hopeless sarcasm rather than reply.
On the one hand, you talk economic theory, which I have addressed to point out where you have taken a wrong turn on understanding it.
On the other, you discuss investing and earning. On this, we don't disagree at all, you just have different time frames. I don't engage in short term predictions. I have tried, but don't like it all that much. Very few people but those with inside knowledge make much. Not having inside knowledge on stocks, I prefer to take the long view, which always wins.
You seem to be a wealthy guy from a wealthy family. That's nice. Congrats. In all likelihood, you've got the benefits of that wealth. Insider information from time to time, perhaps a little help from a friend here and there.
The vast majority of people in the world don't get those benefits. "Sharing" your viewpoints isn't a help, either, unless you can substantially back them up with hard facts and hard theory, which you've done neither.
You've intimated, hinted, and engaged in a lot of cryptic association.
go munch on that sandwich and comtemplate how markets actually operate...that benefits accrue not only where the "source" (if you can call it that) of the product lies...but wherever the product provides value and service. |
