The Stock Market is a Ponzi Scheme. Fully explained.
The version without no music is here: https://youtu.be/Az1dpnC4AxA
NOTE: Stock buybacks are NOT returns/dividends because the firms just print shares after the buyback (dilution). Buyback video: https://youtu.be/-XscM2GrKFU
The Ponzi Factor is the most comprehensive research ever compiled on the negative-sum nature of capital gains—the money people make from buying and selling stocks. Unlike other finance books, this book does not assume stocks are ownership instruments. It investigates the ownership assumption and asks, “Why are stocks ownership instruments if the owners never receive money from the companies they own?” Most people don't realize that profits from buying and selling stocks come from other investors. When one investor buys low and sells high, another investor is also buying high and needs to sell for even higher. Companies like Google, Telsa, Facebook never pay their investors. Their investors' profits are dependent on the inflow of money from new investors, which by definition, is how a Ponzi scheme works.
History shows that the association between stocks and ownership came through dividends—a profit-sharing agreement between the shareholders and the businesses they owned, which is also why all stocks paid dividends before the 1900s. The idea of non-dividend stocks is a new concept that came about over the past century. At some point, the academics and regulators decided it was okay for companies to issue stocks and avoid paying their investors indefinitely. But their acceptance of this new form of ownership—Ponzi assets—was through tradition (and possibly corruption), but not with any research or logic.
The sad truth is, people in finance do not study history and don’t know the difference between a value that comes from the exchange of money (a cerebral idea) and the money that is being exchanged (a possessable item). The product of this ignorance is a system and culture that treats Ponzi assets as ownership just because they’re printed by a company. It doesn’t matter if the company makes money, losses money, pays nothing, or prints as many shares as they want. If a company prints it, it’s ownership. This kind of shoddy logic doesn’t work in other industries, but it is the norm in finance.
NOTE: Stock buybacks are NOT returns/dividends. They are scams because the firms just print shares after the buyback (dilution). Companies like AMZN MS NFLX all had increases in shares outstanding during the periods when they were buying back stocks.
Buyback video: https://youtu.be/-XscM2GrKFU
The Ponzi Factor is a non-profit enterprise. Buy the book on Amazon/Audible to support it or download the book for FREE.
Audible: http://bit.ly/ThePonziFactorAudio
Amazon: http://bit.ly/ThePonziFactor
FREE PDF Book: https://bit.ly/ThePonziFactor2020
Get Dropbox and support TPF: http://bit.ly/Dropbox_TPF
Видео The Stock Market is a Ponzi Scheme. Fully explained. канала The Ponzi Factor
NOTE: Stock buybacks are NOT returns/dividends because the firms just print shares after the buyback (dilution). Buyback video: https://youtu.be/-XscM2GrKFU
The Ponzi Factor is the most comprehensive research ever compiled on the negative-sum nature of capital gains—the money people make from buying and selling stocks. Unlike other finance books, this book does not assume stocks are ownership instruments. It investigates the ownership assumption and asks, “Why are stocks ownership instruments if the owners never receive money from the companies they own?” Most people don't realize that profits from buying and selling stocks come from other investors. When one investor buys low and sells high, another investor is also buying high and needs to sell for even higher. Companies like Google, Telsa, Facebook never pay their investors. Their investors' profits are dependent on the inflow of money from new investors, which by definition, is how a Ponzi scheme works.
History shows that the association between stocks and ownership came through dividends—a profit-sharing agreement between the shareholders and the businesses they owned, which is also why all stocks paid dividends before the 1900s. The idea of non-dividend stocks is a new concept that came about over the past century. At some point, the academics and regulators decided it was okay for companies to issue stocks and avoid paying their investors indefinitely. But their acceptance of this new form of ownership—Ponzi assets—was through tradition (and possibly corruption), but not with any research or logic.
The sad truth is, people in finance do not study history and don’t know the difference between a value that comes from the exchange of money (a cerebral idea) and the money that is being exchanged (a possessable item). The product of this ignorance is a system and culture that treats Ponzi assets as ownership just because they’re printed by a company. It doesn’t matter if the company makes money, losses money, pays nothing, or prints as many shares as they want. If a company prints it, it’s ownership. This kind of shoddy logic doesn’t work in other industries, but it is the norm in finance.
NOTE: Stock buybacks are NOT returns/dividends. They are scams because the firms just print shares after the buyback (dilution). Companies like AMZN MS NFLX all had increases in shares outstanding during the periods when they were buying back stocks.
Buyback video: https://youtu.be/-XscM2GrKFU
The Ponzi Factor is a non-profit enterprise. Buy the book on Amazon/Audible to support it or download the book for FREE.
Audible: http://bit.ly/ThePonziFactorAudio
Amazon: http://bit.ly/ThePonziFactor
FREE PDF Book: https://bit.ly/ThePonziFactor2020
Get Dropbox and support TPF: http://bit.ly/Dropbox_TPF
Видео The Stock Market is a Ponzi Scheme. Fully explained. канала The Ponzi Factor
Показать
Комментарии отсутствуют
Информация о видео
Другие видео канала
Explained | The Stock Market | FULL EPISODE | NetflixHow to spot a pyramid scheme - Stacie BosleyMichael Lewis: Nobody Understands the Stock MarketTop 10 Craziest Ponzi SchemesRobert Kiyosaki: "Capital Gains is a Ponzi Scheme"Why Guggenheim's Minerd Sees the Market as a 'Ponzi Scheme'What is a Ponzi Scheme? - Cheddar ExplainsHow a ponzi scheme worksComplete Guide To Starship: Falcon 9 VS Starship. What's new? What's different?PONZI SCHEME AMADI INVESTORS SINGI AWABA - AHUMSUBA SARUKStock Buyback ScamsWhy Unprofitable Companies Are Winning in 2020The Multilevel Marketing Cults: Lies, Pyramid Schemes, and the Pursuit of Financial Freedom.Is all money just a ponzi scheme? | Vicki Robin | Big Think | Big ThinkBernie Madoff: the biggest Ponzi scheme in Wall Street historyStock Market. Ponzi Scheme. Fully explained. (No Music)The Revelation Of The Pyramids (Documentary)BITCOIN HOLDERS - CNBC'S FUD MASTER IS AT IT AGAINPonzi vs. Pyramid Scheme: What’s The Difference?WHAT IS A PYRAMID SCHEME?