If you divide the S&P500 by M2 money supply you’ll see it’s been completely flat since it’s inception. These companies for the most part have just kept up with monetary inflation. 
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The casino always wins!
Not always. Some casinos cheat and the owners are found at the bottom of some lake and the casino cleaned out.
My point is that the casino always systematically wins (in the general sense over the customer), never said the owner or employees or mob.
Thats quite apparent, since the calculation of probability is quite simple to understand, however the point being that not all winning is honorable.
Although there are casino games where you don’t play the house but other players, from which the casino only acts as a good host.
Somehow not playing the house appears to favor the player.
Why should a person have to take this kind of risk to keep the value of what they earn, and pay tax on nominal “gains”?
The depth of theft here has yet to be understood.
Hence why we need something fixed in supply to measure the debasement and hold your value 
I tried to explain this to my wife who is a RN, not financially savy.
I said what if in 1998 youworked and earned money to buy a dollar worth of gas. But instead of buying the gas, you invested in the S&P500 at inception. 25 years later it would still only get you the 1 gallon of gas, except for taxes.
You have to take on that level of risk, and when you cash out, in nominal terms it went from $1 to $3. So you gotta pay 30 cent tax and you still can’t afford your gallon of gas.
spot on.
stocks are a form of fiat ON TOP of fiat.
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