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Tangentally, I don't think "investing" is the right term here. When you invest in something, you buy/create an asset (like a machine, or stocks in company) that
by badpun 8y ago
Tangentally, I don't think "investing" is the right term here. When you invest in something, you buy/create an asset (like a machine, or stocks in company) that is creating returns. Meanwhile, buying assets that don't create returns, with the hope of selling them for more later, is just speculation, not investing.
- muktaakash 8y agoSo, how come speculating on some shares and futures for your interpretation could become investment BTW? Am intrigued with your query! In fact, there are many dynamics and statics of investment, tangible and intangible etc etc... Ain't main point is return? Correct me if it is worth your highly valued time.