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> for every win, there is a corresponding loss. If I buy at 10 and Sell to you at 15. I am up 50%. You are Even. You sell at 20. You are now up. And the buyer
by faet 13y ago
> for every win, there is a corresponding loss.
If I buy at 10 and Sell to you at 15. I am up 50%. You are Even.
You sell at 20. You are now up. And the buyer has yet to lose/gain money.
- tehwalrus 13y agowho did you buy from the first time, and what did they pay for the stock? and who bought it? The whole exercise is just shuffling money between people's accounts, nothing substantive changes in the real world.