> What's the point in buying shares of a company with no possible upside? As the Beatles would say, to get you money to buy you things. A black box that spits

> What's the point in buying shares of a company with no possible upside? As the Beatles would say, to get you money to buy you things. A black box that spits out one dollar bill (after tax, if that’s your concern) every hour is a useful product to anyone even if there is « no possible upside ». Don’t you see the point in getting one if the price is right? Wouldn’t you pay $10000 to get one? $1000? $100? $10? $1?