Value-added and investing
Need I remind anybody of the "Aspie" (slang for people characterized by Asperger's Syndrome) viewpoint of different social perception than majority of people? Here goes some more of that non-standard viewpoint:
Re the "value-added" principle to point out $700 billion is apparently how much "pyramid game" fake value had been cheated into the system.
There seems to be two very different types of investing; one the original one where people pool their resources to set up and operate a new business increasing the capability of America; the other where things are bought and hoarded to create artificial scarcity to demand extra price when sold to actual users, a form of "kidnapping and ransom of goods & materials" type of thing. Having used some early examples of doing this to make fortunes on the stock market, has guided people's investing paths wrongfully, including resulting in the current messes.
Re the "value-added" principle to point out $700 billion is apparently how much "pyramid game" fake value had been cheated into the system.
There seems to be two very different types of investing; one the original one where people pool their resources to set up and operate a new business increasing the capability of America; the other where things are bought and hoarded to create artificial scarcity to demand extra price when sold to actual users, a form of "kidnapping and ransom of goods & materials" type of thing. Having used some early examples of doing this to make fortunes on the stock market, has guided people's investing paths wrongfully, including resulting in the current messes.
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