| reformedbanker - 5/24/2026 11:19 This is outside my wheelhouse. But my thoughts here are 1) every stock can only transact with a buyer and a seller. 2) All 401ks and IRAs eventually have to unwind. 3) demographics plays a role in supply / demand balance. 4) land and businesses are among the top tier assets anyone can own to hedge inflation risks. Many people do not have the capacity to buy land, start a business, or buy a business. Anyone with $25 can get started buying public stocks, which are shares of businesses
Inflation is purposely being used to force money into the stock market.
You can't save money for retirement. If you do, you lose 3% of its value (minimum) every year that you hold it. Even if you put it in CD's you will be at a net loss vs inflation. So you have to invest it, for the majority of people the only thing to invest in in increments is the stock market. Its by design.
Most stocks are horridly over valued because of it. In the end, most stocks are/will be nothing more than a worthless paper. Again, its by design.
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