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I fucking hate stock market bullshit it's just made up of people's feels. Not even grounded in reality in the slightest.
Maybe when people collectively realize this ridiculous smoke trick of run away capitalism as our means of social organization is just that, smoke, we may have a chance.
But I guess in the meantime I wish I would have bought Bitcoin years ago even though it's being treated as a security when it's backed by thin air. It's wild how concentrated the actual amount of Bitcoin is though. It's like an oligarch's wet dream.
As much as people hate short sellers, this is how they're useful. They help make the prices of things in the stock market more realistic by finding the companies that are overvalued, short-selling them, and then telling the world how badly overvalued the companies are so that their stock returns to a more realistic price.