And that roof is set by the system itself, when you have too much, the system keeps an eye on you and slows you down.
And that roof is set by the system itself, when you have too much, the system keeps an eye on you and slows you down.
And what about people like Elon Musk, isn't that a contradiction?
Musk is not a passive investor like Buffett. He builds businesses from scratch. It’s another approach, more risk, more reward.
In addition, much of its wealth is in shares, not liquidity. On paper it can be worth 200 billion, but in the bank it does not have that.
So the "richer" also depends on how we measure wealth, right?
Of course, it's not the same thing to have 100 billion in stock as cash, least of all if you can't sell without sinking the price.
Right, the concept of wealth changes by scale, at that level, it's more influence than real money.
Do you think someone could really get richer than Buffett doing trading?