Lately I watched an interview with Peter Schiff and that is what I considered. One factor I have never heard anybody speak about is misallocation of retail traders {dollars}, for instance, I appeared on the market cap of GME, AMC, and RBLX, and checked out what % was held by establishments, and was left with virtually $20 billion {dollars} of market cap held by retail traders.
And I used to be considering, what if these traders put that 20billion into say, oil rigs for instance, I did some analysis and oil rigs will be constructed for between 100 million and 1 billion relying on variable prices, so lets simply assume the excessive quantity, with that retail funding into GME, AMC, and RBLX, they may have constructed 20 oil rigs within the USA…. probably benefitting from dividends in addition to cheaper gasoline, which might assist these traders alot greater than holding GME, AMC, and RBLX afloat……
Mainly if you consider most “retail portfolios” they in all probability comprise little or no investments which are really helpful to the longer term way of life of that individual, ideas on this? Looks as if it might be sensible if folks invested in issues that they’re really going to want sooner or later, meals, gasoline, power, medication, development, transportation.
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