The way humans do it

@chad what are you studying

well i'm not really sure how to show you how institutions trade more than individuals, no real research on that

but i think the best way is to look at the ownership of top companies

apple is a bit over 60%, amazon, is around 60%, alphabet is 70, netflix is over 70, facebook is over 70

the vast majority of companies are owned by institutions such as those banks i mentioned before, individuals are usually only a few percent of total holders

Trade ?

malinvestment is generated by excessive and unsustainable credit expansion to businesses and individual borrowers by the banks.

that’s my point

All due to central banks lowering interest rates and increasing money supply

percentile is a cool word

I suppose so

Imagine being conservative

🤔

Imagine thinking that just because someone has more than you that they owe you some of it

@Leo (BillNyeLand) the problem is you think wealth is distributed but it’s earned

if I worked for that extra cake then I deserve it

well again, I wasn't referring to individual ownership of stock

most companies are owned by institutions who take money from the fed

it's this investment that allows these companies to grow

They take investments

yeah of course i mean borrow

the 0% interest rates enourages this lending practice

Cheaper than borrowing from the banks ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

sometimes it can be hurtful

but during the end of obama's tenure I don't think it was

there was good growth and there still is

I’m sure it isn’t always good

But my point is it’s not like the fed is giving them money for free

It’s helps the business grow and employ/expand their workforce

so overall it’s a good investment for the fed because the more employed the more people pay in taxes etc

And plus they get the money back from the companies

well at a 0% interest rate, they are basically giving them money for free lol

hol up doing a raid

@Leo (BillNyeLand) and

What’s wrong with income inequality

@Colonel Sanders™ 0% interest rates and cheap monetary policy

Will always cause a bust

It’s not the bust you should fear but the boom

The bust is good as it corrects the malinvestments in the economy