> will crypto kill the stock market? nah. stock market is backed by big jewish money. crypto is backed by a bunch of drug dealers and a few million morons who bought into the initial publicity and the following hype.   > its literally a stock market without companies to back it. in the modern stock market stocks are just numbers on the monitor, there are no companies backing them whatsoever. in theory, stock prices should be backed by dividends, but companies don't guarantee you those, and they've grown so miniscule that they don't justify anything at all. companies do back bonds, but again, the return on them is non-existent - either that, or it's junk bonds issued by russia or venezuela, or the next enron, or something.   > crypto has to be the future. the only people buying stock are old and dying people. young people are buying crypto. no demand, no price increases it's not about how many impoverished monkeys are buying it in the hopes to win the lottery, it's all about how much money is behind the buyers. a dozen managers of major financial institutions are probably worth more than all the other amerimutts combined. and, let's face it, crypto is the thing for poorfags stupid enough to bet on something they don't comprehend, but too cowardly to get into drug dealing.   > owning a portion of a real company is just numbers on a screen if you own stocks of a company, you own a bunch of digits on the screen, and that's it. and probably not even that: in all probability, "your" stocks are actually in your broker's name. unless you're taking over companies, your digits on the screen don't have anything to do with the company that's supposed to be behind them, they don't entitle you to anything substantial. shit, if you're stuck in a rainstorm and try to wait it out at the doorstep of the company you "co-own", the security guard will throw you out. cause you're nobody and you own nothing.
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