I agree with you Chris. The problem is how to distribute the assets. Assets can't be owned by the society in general (communism). It is proven useless Assets can't be handled by other big entities (banks etc.) as they will act similarly to communism. In a healthy society the assets are benefitting most people. We have a middle class. Over the last 50 years we have concentrated the assets. That is dangerous as it creates a base for action due to unfair distribution. That outcome is not beneficial to anyone. Lennart
On Sep 5, 2017 06:38, "Chris Zell" <chrisz...@wetmtv.com> wrote: > http://nypost.com/2015/03/25/us-stock-market-is-just-way-too-riggin-easy/ > > > > This sort of thing is happening all over the world, not just Japan. > Central banks stimulating their economies by buying up bonds and stocks. > > > > If you think of these banks as part of their respective governments ( if > not THE government), then the trend is towards communism by default. Right > now, the Fed is talking about downsizing their assets purchased thru > stimulating the economy – while many experts believe that’s a pipe dream. > In fact, it may be the only thing preventing collapse. > > > > In addition, low interest rates and mergers have greatly reduced the > number of publicly traded companies in the US. So, another trend that may > accelerate the default conversion of whole economies towards communism ( > like it or not) as there are fewer stocks to buy up. > > >
