>. That makes getting a great return hard - every investment opportunity has a saturation limit. You can invest a million dollars in a local McDonalds, but not

>. That makes getting a great return hard - every investment opportunity has a saturation limit. You can invest a million dollars in a local McDonalds, but not a billion or a trillion. My theory is that there is more money sloshing around, than there are good investment opportunities. Which is why we see so much money being pissed away on highly speculative gambles. The ultra-wealthy weirdos out there, so addicted to seeing their numbers rise, would rather risk losing it all on the 20% chance that they will “win”, than put their unfathomable wealth into providing clean water to third-world villages.