have you read Robert Greene's book "The 48 Laws of Power"?

all "assets" are just casino chips in my opinion and where you have chips you have a House who always wins

you simply don't need equity financing if people can save money, because they can just band together and form a company funded with their savings and run an enterprise

public equity is just gambling, and can be just as damaging to the "winners" who get piled in on and then cashed out

i don't think it's interesting, the incentives are a net negative and the only "winners" are those running these shitcoin casinos

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Right. The game is rigged. Stocks are a shitcoin casino, and overall their value must drop relative to bitcoin. We have a superpower because we can see this. But the people who benefit from the rigged game are the power players who we need to win over. Don't misread that - bitcoin is resilient and will win either way, but the path from here to there can be less painful or more painful depending on how we integrate with existing power structures. And yes, there are dangers to being too ready to integrate - we have to be inflexible in nature while flexible in application.

And not just drop relative to bitcoin - sound money means stocks will drop relative to real things.

Land value loses to bitcoin, but still wins over stocks in the long run.

Stocks can be "fixed" by copying bitcoin's inflexible supply. Additional stock issuance should never have been legal in the first place.

stocks are not money, they are a loan to a company

land is only as valuable as its various money-making benefits provide... location is central, because it lowers the key energy cost of transport, and relative to the biggest amount of customers is another aspect of this, there is many, and then there is what you can actually do with the land, such as flat land being good for cities or fields of corn or herds of cattle, whereas slopey land is maybe useful for hunting or tourism

nothing can change the fact that neither of these types of property have moneyness, and it is only fiat that by its constant debasement makes their relative moneyness higher against cash than it otherwise would be

I'd only quibble that a stock is supposed to be ownership of a company. But I know you know that...

private equity is that, you can go to a court with a claim about that

public equity is still casino chips. you go to the SEC, who are not a court

Ah yeah, the preferred stock scam... Isn't it remarkable how people have inserted these little exceptions and rules into everything to benefit themselves at the public's expense?

Well if I was king of the world.... Lots of amazing things would happen... And one would be that stocks can't be issued again after their creation and there would be no separate classes of stock for one company. This shits dishonest...