If there’s one thing the stock market shows us it’s that people with lots of money will believe anything.
@babadookspinoza Stocks are lame lmfao. That's just gambling that's fixed to make you think selling is bad until it's good but it's just used to excuse the "investment" impersonators to make your money look like you chose to invest it into the wrong place so they can steal it without you blaming anyone but yourself.

@babadookspinoza I invested in to google abc once and then immediately withdrew the funds without an increase or decrease in value and my dumb ass thought I made a 1000% back lmfao.

But I was kinda being digitally manipulated by someone trying to hide stuff to scam me out of my accounts and even cash, he stole thousands from me lmfao.

@babadookspinoza "Mood ring for rich people" is how I saw it put the other day.
@GeoffWozniak @babadookspinoza Riches cannot insulate fools from their own credulity.
@babadookspinoza economy driven by extremely credulous actors
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Sure. But I don't think it has anything to do with them having lots of money.

@babadookspinoza Stock markets draw their power from the concentration of believers in money. People develop power through the concentration of believers in the people.

The more people participate in stock markets, the more power it will get. The more stock markets disregard people, the more people will concentrate. Simple equation.

@babadookspinoza That is partially true. Actually they aren't biased, more or less, than everybody else. What matters is that they can benefit from speculation and can foster directly the markets, they can influence everybody else's opinion. Such that we all 'buy' the latest products, they lure us on shiny new things, driving us to enrich their wealth.
In the end, the worst effect is their nasty influence.