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Strategies & Market Trends : The Financial Collapse of 2001 Unwinding

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To: E_K_S who wrote (13315)	3/11/2025 12:57:33 AM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (2) of 13777

Stocks plunge? The US is throwing Wall Street to the piranhas to save Main Street. "This is the end of the financialization of the American economy. Simply, “financialization” describes the shift among businesses from producing goods and services to earn money to focusing on ways to use money to make money." Financialization distorted the US economy. It led corporations to focus on short-term gains and maximizing shareholder value. CEOs receive most of their compensation in stock options instead of salary, is increasing their company’s share price, delivering record dividends, and keeping investors happy while growing their wealth. This is what destroyed capitalism. Enter Trump's team: The US wants to start producing again. Having industries. In short, bring capitalism back. To do this, it needs cheap dollars to export. The dollar will be weakened. Want to turn a profit? Start doing like the Chinese, start producing something that the market wants to buy. The champions of a sport that is not going to be in the Olympics are the people masters in making money with money. How will pension funds fare in this new era post-financialization?

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