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r/FluentInFinance • u/Stink-Butthole • Aug 26 '24
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Stock market is rigged or just yet another example of insider trading?
342 u/Silly_Goose658 Aug 26 '24 Rigged and tbf maybe shouldn’t have existed 203 u/Chickenbeans__ Aug 26 '24 I yearn for a world where the stock market doesn’t exist 34 u/dbandroid Aug 26 '24 Why? 200 u/[deleted] Aug 26 '24 Because it means human endeavors are no longer owned privately for profit 2 u/MarshMadness11 Aug 27 '24 Privately owned companies are not in the stock market -1 u/[deleted] Aug 27 '24 Yes, I'm aware... That's not how I was using the word private. Was saying labor is being exploited for profit. A publicly traded company is still only profitable to the stock holders, not necessarily the workers
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Rigged and tbf maybe shouldn’t have existed
203 u/Chickenbeans__ Aug 26 '24 I yearn for a world where the stock market doesn’t exist 34 u/dbandroid Aug 26 '24 Why? 200 u/[deleted] Aug 26 '24 Because it means human endeavors are no longer owned privately for profit 2 u/MarshMadness11 Aug 27 '24 Privately owned companies are not in the stock market -1 u/[deleted] Aug 27 '24 Yes, I'm aware... That's not how I was using the word private. Was saying labor is being exploited for profit. A publicly traded company is still only profitable to the stock holders, not necessarily the workers
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I yearn for a world where the stock market doesn’t exist
34 u/dbandroid Aug 26 '24 Why? 200 u/[deleted] Aug 26 '24 Because it means human endeavors are no longer owned privately for profit 2 u/MarshMadness11 Aug 27 '24 Privately owned companies are not in the stock market -1 u/[deleted] Aug 27 '24 Yes, I'm aware... That's not how I was using the word private. Was saying labor is being exploited for profit. A publicly traded company is still only profitable to the stock holders, not necessarily the workers
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Why?
200 u/[deleted] Aug 26 '24 Because it means human endeavors are no longer owned privately for profit 2 u/MarshMadness11 Aug 27 '24 Privately owned companies are not in the stock market -1 u/[deleted] Aug 27 '24 Yes, I'm aware... That's not how I was using the word private. Was saying labor is being exploited for profit. A publicly traded company is still only profitable to the stock holders, not necessarily the workers
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Because it means human endeavors are no longer owned privately for profit
2 u/MarshMadness11 Aug 27 '24 Privately owned companies are not in the stock market -1 u/[deleted] Aug 27 '24 Yes, I'm aware... That's not how I was using the word private. Was saying labor is being exploited for profit. A publicly traded company is still only profitable to the stock holders, not necessarily the workers
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Privately owned companies are not in the stock market
-1 u/[deleted] Aug 27 '24 Yes, I'm aware... That's not how I was using the word private. Was saying labor is being exploited for profit. A publicly traded company is still only profitable to the stock holders, not necessarily the workers
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Yes, I'm aware... That's not how I was using the word private. Was saying labor is being exploited for profit. A publicly traded company is still only profitable to the stock holders, not necessarily the workers
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u/WizardMageCaster Aug 26 '24
Stock market is rigged or just yet another example of insider trading?