The main way to make money off stocks is actually to use marxism.
If you’ve read and understood Marx and Lenin, then you can use the theory to make great returns. It’s simple. Just find the most exploitative, evil, reactionary company in the most exploitative, evil reactionary country (the US) and invest in that. I’m talking about companies like mueller industries, Berkshire Hathaway, and HCA.
The US will do whatever it takes to give returns to “their” capitalists. The market has proven this theory time and time again.
One problem is that these companies are so vulture like you can’t trust them to be honest about their earnings. Most of it is hidden in sister and daughter companies abroad to minimise domestic taxes. And much of the rest is used to pay interest on ‘loans’ that the true owners give to the company to make it seem like the company is in debt.
I’m not saying you’re wrong. Those companies are guaranteed to survive because the state props them up. But for the small-time trader, there might not always be much in it for them.
The main way to make money off stocks is actually to use marxism.
If you’ve read and understood Marx and Lenin, then you can use the theory to make great returns. It’s simple. Just find the most exploitative, evil, reactionary company in the most exploitative, evil reactionary country (the US) and invest in that. I’m talking about companies like mueller industries, Berkshire Hathaway, and HCA.
The US will do whatever it takes to give returns to “their” capitalists. The market has proven this theory time and time again.
Praxis, but bourgeois praxis.
Classic “Marx making 50k GBP on the stock market” vibes
One problem is that these companies are so vulture like you can’t trust them to be honest about their earnings. Most of it is hidden in sister and daughter companies abroad to minimise domestic taxes. And much of the rest is used to pay interest on ‘loans’ that the true owners give to the company to make it seem like the company is in debt.
I’m not saying you’re wrong. Those companies are guaranteed to survive because the state props them up. But for the small-time trader, there might not always be much in it for them.