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Same applies for the stock market (foreign money is pushing it up, increasing the costs at which retirement funds purchase equities). But yeah world's finance i
by H8crilA 7y ago
Same applies for the stock market (foreign money is pushing it up, increasing the costs at which retirement funds purchase equities). But yeah world's finance is heavily interlocked.
- rtkwe 7y agoNot really the absolute price of stocks isn't so much of an issue though the only thing that really matters is how much it's growing for things like retirement funds and investing. A house however is a pretty indivisible unit, splitting or sharing a house among many owners is really unusual outside of houses built for that purpose. On top of that not everyone has to own stocks (somewhere over 50% of American's have no stock holdings not even in retirement plans) but everyone needs some kind of home/shelter, be it rented or owned.