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by mathisfun123
12 hours ago
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i think you have no idea what you're saying... > That's not-nothing but can't hold a candle to the potential fortunes of the market. a market is where things are sold and bought. there are lots of markets which aren't as well capitalized as financial markets - your local farmer's market doesn't "hold a candle to the potential fortunes of the market" but it's still a market (and presumably the efficient market hypothesis still applies). |
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