Message from @Jefferson Davis
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it LOOKS the same, but it's not the same
by this standard definition
the model i just gave is a stock market
stop making yourself look like a dumbfuck
if you can't sell out completely, it's not the real deal
but you can
its a market
including the holding banks
with an order book
the 'social banks'
what
<:uwu:576463885716946945>
the shares of the banks arent on the stockmarket
the shares of other companies are
The Jews run the banks
then they serve no purpose and you might as well skip the 'social bank' and let people own the stocks individually
thats such a dumb fucking take i cant believe it even came out of your mouth tbh
like how can you think specialist investors are equivalent to an individual normie?
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what's the purpose of the 'social bank' in this arrangement, besides being an extreme layer of paperwork
well it depends, in some cases, there is no difference at all
have you ever fucking heard of a mutual fund
Yes, but you can exit a mutual fund
and that causes problems for the fund, depending on how big you are
and this is a mutual fund you cannot exit
that's not a mutual fund then
that's something else pretending to be a mutual fund
thats not my point
think harder idiot
why do people put money into a mutual fund
instead of investing it themselves
various reasons, sometimes hoping the fund managers are better than they are, sometimes for tax reasons or they have to as a vehicle, etc
mutual funds cover a huge range of activities
so which one do you think a socially owned bank would perform the function of
think hard
You can exit from mutual funds anytime on payment of exit load except closed ended mutual fund and tax saving (ELSS) mutual funds
Sped
That depends on the goal of the socially owned bank
why the fuck would a normie be able to invest their money better than a specialist investor
and what 'socially owned' really means