For goods that has utility, like a car, wrong. For investments of which the only purpose is to make more money, right. Of course it's not that black and white

For goods that has utility, like a car, wrong. For investments of which the only purpose is to make more money, right. Of course it's not that black and white, since every investment technically has at least two utility purposes: 1) hedging 2) emotional utility (the false hope of getting rich).