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That sounds accurate to me. It's a shame that we have such disparity, but that is the system as I understand it. Intergeneration wealth inheritance, IPOs/secondary offerings, stock-buyback programs, preferred vs. common stock disparity, executive compensation programs, and socio-economic strain are major reasons for this skewed proportion of stock ownership. Their are structural issues with our society as to why there's such a great disparity, but I don't think it's useful to point them out here.
Ah. Once again, only [stupid | clueless | ignorant | weak | worthless] people have economic problems. Thanks for your contribution.
Everyone has what they perceive as economic problems. The point is, they are THEIR problems. You do not have the right to externalize your economic problems to others. If you want stocks, get your azz in gear, work, save up some dough, and buy yourself some stocks. It's not that hard. Many stocks are $3/share. Anyone can afford a stock portfolio. Unless they make stupid choices, do things out of order, have kids without spouses and/or money, snort heroin, abuse alcohol, evade reality and choose inappropriate and unattainable goals, etc.
Everyone has what they perceive as economic problems. The point is, they are THEIR problems. You do not have the right to externalize your economic problems to others.
So all economic problems are individual. Gotcha.
And you got yours, and anyone can, so no problem. Gotcha again.
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