"People seem to care more about the numbers on the stock market screen than what the company actually makes. The U.S. economy will pay a heavy price for this in many years." - "Barbarians at the Door" In fact, stocks do not It is not impossible to bring about a win-win situation. If the stock market can be used, people's idle funds can be used to improve the utilization rate. And through the stock market to rationalize the distribution ratio of the entire capital, it is also possible to achieve a win-win situation. But the price of this is that the profit may not be too high, and basically there will be no windfall. The huge profits are obtained from other people's money and the future overdraft of the entire system. As said in another movie that was introduced: "People want this kind of life, driving a car and living in a mansion, but they can't afford it at all. At this time you are very important, they can live like a king's The only reason is that we helped them with our fingers, went to the side of the scale that was close to them, pressed it. I took my hand away and the world was really fair, but quickly said no, they wanted us to give They have more things, but at the same time they want to pretend to be innocent and pretend they don't know how these things came about. Then they come to call us hypocrites, a bunch of bastards." - "Shanghai Ultimatum" When I say this, I don't mean to express that we don't Stocks should be traded, not financial management. On the contrary, I think, as an ordinary person, you should manage your money? For ordinary people like us, even if you are given the biggest leverage, there is not so much power to set off any big waves. And for "those people", through their methods, a massive "shearing" to get what's rightfully ours while we go about our business as usual. So in a sense, the goal of our ordinary people's financial management is not to make huge profits, but to protect our original things and not get them into the hands of others. It would be better if we could just make a little bit of money.
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