>All the investors are looking for a quick buck. Nobody is willing to invest into the longer-term future anymore. that's a myth you are confusing liquidity wi

>All the investors are looking for a quick buck. Nobody is willing to invest into the longer-term future anymore. that's a myth you are confusing liquidity with other aspects of investing. name the biggest companies on the stock exchanges, they've been around for many years, and are expected to be around many more years. That's long term investing. liquidity means that any particular investor can change their own personal priorities and get out of the long term play in the short term. You want to buy a house with your money, that's ok, the projects you've been invested in can soldier on without you. if a new company with no track record of making money wants to tie up your investment while showing no results for a decade or more, you yourself would probably be unwilling to invest, because there are many alternative investments that give you liquidity and show results regularly.