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the things that scare me the most is the government policies that give incentives for passive investment. Wether through pension mutual, 401k etc... Lets see we have about 246 companies hoping to IPO this year with 84% never making a profit and the top ones being about -54 billion in profit. These companies hope to blitzscale in order to upsurp the traditional capitalism functions. If they do succeed at the subsidized prices they will eventually need to balance and likely higher than the competition. Another very thing in all this is that 84 percent of these 246 business have never made a profit and more than likely won't. I have yet to see numbers on overall jobs of these companies and any rough numbers on percentage of people employed nor have i heard much about unemployment reserves considering they ran out and needed federal funds last time. really starting to feel like reason has left the party and we are in similar time of toss the witch in the river and if she floats shes a witch if she drown shes one of us. reason has pretty much left the building. Our domestic monetary policy and the much bigger world scale and play is what i think should scare people more than the melodrama of the lefts take on a birther movement. On a positive note i never could figure why chewy was cheaper sending a 65lb bag of food to my door than the store, but todays filings make me get it and question wether i pay more for traditional store service adn carry to my door or pay less and fall for the positive incentive which should not be possible in traditional capitalism systems..... its tough decision
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- I'm just stoked his take is not 50 notes. Well done!BonSeff
- So you’re pro corporate trade regulations. Vote democrat if you want to see this addressed, obviously.monospaced
- well terribly written while watching netflix's. see double addressed points...********
- lack of concern about such things really bothers me. does the whole idea not bother anyone else? rationally looking at it and its scale and size makes housing********
- bust small in comparison. and no im a hands off trade regulation person. its regulations that have created this mess.********
- again gov incentives that promote passive investment lobbied and sold by the big banks that gain power and control through it********
- lets say uber privately funded by google vc, softbank and others drums up a ridic price to sell to stupid public. Mostly pensions fund and mutual fund controll********
- ers. passive money always incoming. but they cash out on the hype the few and there roll is over. there con was to get it to IPO and sell. knowing fomo of stupi********
- d fuck asset managers also chasing highs. the system is broke when people give these idiots money every month with no idea what they do.********
- and the monetary system and policy is screwed in trying to devalue currency 2% per year to stoke investment vs savings. all the while saying savings is a politi********
- cal travesty for retirement and they can fix it, ignoring there hand in discouraging savings. Its a huge fuckin joke********
- be great if gov actually ever rewarded savers and people who planned for the future in responsible manner********
- What was that about 50 notes lol********
- we are just human punctuation marks in deathboy's on-going monologue. word-meat.Fax_Benson
- It’s the lack or regulations that fuel this. Where you got the idea that regulations cause this kind of wild freedom of eco anarchy I’ll never know.monospaced
- You quite literally outlined a reason for regulations and listed specific ones you’d see in place. Pretty contradictory.monospaced
- what? no gov incentives/rules encourage passive and mal investment from the little people all the while discouraging savings with 2% inflation.********
- all im asking for is removal of any gov incentive/rule that encourages mal investment. make it all after tax dollars. no rules or breaks for companies that********
- offer such retirement perks, the rolling back and disintegration of pension systems (that are hardly funded) and less fucking with targeted inflation********
- These rules are in place specifically to benefit politicians and bankers. Politicians do not want savers, and banks want your money.********
- so i'm not asking for any regulations or rules. just removal of them... or is this the problem. people think the only way to fix bad gov, is to add more rules********
- you see my complaints as problems that can be fixed with more rules? I mean it's a terrible way of thinking but is that what you are thinking?********
- and fax. You hit the nail on the head. but still necessary to challenge one's ideas. cant grow in a vacuum. and notes allows me to work out thoughts open to********
- public without being too much of a over bearing nuisance. keep it on the side. medium helps keep it short. not always the best for topics. but the alternative********
- is take more time and do longer posts that probably no one would read, so not much feedback, and might seem overbearing... would you read pages worth of a post?********
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