Oct 11 2019, 11:57 AM
QUOTE(MUM @ Sep 21 2019, 04:03 PM)
that rule of thump cannot be applied to "any investment".....
ex,....this investment...stock investment.
sell 0.10 higher than buying price,....
buyer bought and sell again at 0.10 higher and repeat...who is the one losing>....
thus "your gain is someone else loss" is not applicable to "ALL"
Umm.. there's a loophole in your logic, the buyer buys and sells 0.1 higher, and repeat.ex,....this investment...stock investment.
sell 0.10 higher than buying price,....
buyer bought and sell again at 0.10 higher and repeat...who is the one losing>....
thus "your gain is someone else loss" is not applicable to "ALL"
But when the buyer sells 0.1 higher, and the next buyer who bought with +0.1, he/she is already losing money if the stock doesn't worth that price.
Since resources is not unlimited/infinity, and money doesn't get created from thin air, when someone is making money, someone else is definitely losing money.
It might not show if the buyer are in between buying and selling while the price goes up, but soon, people gonna deem the price is not worth the company's stock, hence, the bubble.
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