Too much money with nowhere to go held by very few, so crazy valuations, juicero, Mars trips—some innovation and philanthropy for the ride.
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None of this can be explained by efficient markets, but can all be neatly explained with maldistribution—underlying political crisis, too.
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Maldistrib exists but WF stock increase also explainable by perception that Amzn's superior inventory mgmt & tech magic cud boost profits.
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because the people who decide where the money goes aren't the workers.
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because of automation, we need fewer people for the same amount of production now, they don't need to keep as many of us content
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wages aren't determined by what every worker needs to exist, they are determined by what is needed to keep workers as a group going
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Look at how much money they burned on Uber. Growth expactations often linked to expectation of monopoly via network effects or reg. capture.
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The fed? AMZN is a retailer. It's profits comes from building a great business from nothing.
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correct
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Any company can borrow. AMZN is not a bank. The true story is reinvesting rapidly growing gross profits not leverage.
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I'm looking at the balance sheet and seeing 21 billion in cash and short term investments vs that 7 in long term debt
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