>> less money always has fewer opportunities. That's a fact of the US system. > I don't know what you mean by "getting in after all the really wealthy get in

>> less money always has fewer opportunities. That's a fact of the US system. > I don't know what you mean by "getting in after all the really wealthy get in"... VCs, IPOs? That's not even close to necessary. That's a strawman. What's necessary, isn't the subject. > And "all the investments with minimums in the thousands"? Well... don't buy those! The wealthy have more opportunity, got it. Pointing to some other instrument, saying "it's also good" is not a correction. > Everything you've said is wrong. If you find yourself saying this, you're probably about to say something stupid. It's trite nonsense.