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Funny thing is all those middle class people who started investing in wall street in the 90's weren't complaining when they were making money hand over fist and filling up their retirement accounts on bs internet companies when riding that bubble on many of the same failed investments that everyone complains about now. What about the hundreds of billions of dollars union pension funds have invested in wall street investments? No complaints when their investments in these same companies that they demonize are profitable? |
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But that's not the way to make money on Wall Street for some time now. That's the point and why people are angry. The way big money is made now is not purchasing stock in companies, but buying and selling packages of crap like mortgage derivatives. No longer is it buying and selling hard assets and business acumen. You have Wall Street companies that sell stuff to their investors, then the company takes the short position. And it hasn't been the investors making money.
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I have some Berkshire Hathaway. Buffet just bailed out Bank of America. I don't agree, and I think Bank of America sucks, and should have been allowed to go bankrupt, but now that I own some of them, I hope they make obscene legal profits.
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