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If the people that wanted to buy bought, and the people that wanted to sell sold, and there was no fraud, yes.
by vasco 2y ago
If the people that wanted to buy bought, and the people that wanted to sell sold, and there was no fraud, yes.
- ab5tract 2y agoThis is why no one should take capitalist true believers seriously. It’s not an efficient (let alone moral) distribution system if one of its outcomes is spiraling prices that are irreflective of genuine market demand. The whole problem highlighted here is that the people who want to sell cannot sell because the buyers don’t want to eat their consequences and man up to the loss on their gambling.