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Sure, but the normal working class hero have limited capital and limited time to research and limited knowledge of the stock market. Sure, he can own 0.00002% o
by Thlom 7y ago
Sure, but the normal working class hero have limited capital and limited time to research and limited knowledge of the stock market. Sure, he can own 0.00002% of a company, but in the end it doesn't really matter. He still doesn't have control over the means of production of which he puts his own labor into. He's still dependent on his salary which the true owner of the means of production can take away at any time.
- WalterBright 7y ago> Sure, but the normal working class hero have limited capital Everyone has limited capital. You get it to grow by buying stock and participating in the ownership class. Poor people instead tend to buy lottery tickets, which have a negative return on capital, meaning lottery tickets are a route to poverty. Stocks have a positive return. (On average, of course.) > and limited time to research and limited knowledge of the stock market. There's never been more information about stock investing that's for free and just a click away. > Sure, he can own 0.00002% of a company, but in the end it doesn't really matter. He still doesn't have control over the means of production of which he puts his own labor into. He gets paid for his labor, which he can use to buy ownership stock. > He's still dependent on his salary Buying stock with one's salary is a route to financial independence. > which the true owner of the means of production can take away at any time. You are a true owner if you own stock.