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Comment by georgebushsen on 12 January 2011:
@kmarinas86 well it’s about financing (getting money of a bank, bank is investing) i.e. use money (invest) to be productive, create a product and sell it, make a profit and pay back the money + interest and pay dividends to the company owners thats capitalism.
you are talking about trading rights / financial papers that’s definitely not the idea of capitalism…
question for the audience: is trading (short or long) creating value?
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Comment by kmarinas86 on 12 January 2011:
@georgebushsen
“investment and finance is? the heart of capitalism it’s all about these two things”
Of course, but that does not mean we should all be naked short sellers, or that naked short selling should be financially encouraged.
Comment by georgebushsen on 12 January 2011:
@kmarinas86 investment and finance is the heart of capitalism it’s all about these two things
Comment by AugmentedReality777 on 12 January 2011:
very good –presentation —-but yuo fucking sound like you stick a Dildo up in your nose
Comment by AdrielC877 on 12 January 2011:
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Comment by koolaidpuc on 12 January 2011:
another way for the company to borrow money (debt) is to sell bonds !!!!!
Comment by koolaidpuc on 12 January 2011:
what about fuckin inflation baby?
Comment by 407buddy on 12 January 2011:
I dont play poker and I dont gamble.
Comment by tjello on 12 January 2011:
@407buddy a poker game that u can never win lmao
Comment by samgee2007 on 13 January 2011:
mR KHAN WHY NOT YOU TEACH ISLAMIC BANKING SYSTEM?
Comment by kmarinas86 on 13 January 2011:
@YourLordliness
Stocks shouldn’t have been invented. Non-tradable long-term bonds make much more sense for a capitalist system. Investment fuels capitalism. Trading whores it. If bonds must be traded, only creditors should (i.e. by trading the bond principal and bond maturity date).
Normal economics chants that thinking on the margin indicates rationality. I say rationality cannot be rushed. I also say that whoring a living from the economy is irrational. Who agrees with me?
Comment by YourLordliness on 13 January 2011:
buying bonds > buying stocks
Comment by 407buddy on 13 January 2011:
STOP paying your debt, people do have the power: It would be interesting to see who’s got who by the balls, it’s all just a rigged little poker game,…isn’t it?
Comment by gowingdrive on 13 January 2011:
Awesome video! Khan easy to understand analysis makes it easy for us Laymans to understand! Cant thank you enough for making the complicated simple.. mark of a true genius!
Comment by onesirian on 13 January 2011:
Excellent.
Comment by T3quila91 on 13 January 2011:
I don’t think that you need a video for that. A Ponzi scheme is really really simple in its original form, and the basic structure is always the same, just google it.
Comment by ThatIsNotDeadWhich on 13 January 2011:
Going to war provides no benefit that cannot be equally well achieved by employing a comparable number of people to dig holes in the ground and fill them up again.
But you needn’t worry about projects for investment – y’all have a backlog of several trillion € of neglected infrastructure maintenance alone, nevermind new projects.
The problem is that your political class seems to think that bailing out the stupid fools who torpedoed the economy in the first place is more important.
Comment by sbecovic on 13 January 2011:
Good job on the video
Comment by pongman on 13 January 2011:
I think Sal should do a video on what he feels is the best way to end this crises if he were president. I’m wondering if he feels that building new bridges, roads, and increase government spending on education will trigger enough capital to get the world out of this mess we’re in. Or does he think starting a war like we did after the Great Depression will be the best solution.
Comment by pongman on 13 January 2011:
Lol, so you want to learn how to do a Ponzi?
Comment by talebi818 on 13 January 2011:
you should do a video on stock schemes (i.e. boiler room, enron, madoff)
those would be really interesting
Comment by cool70200 on 13 January 2011:
nice, thx