[nopardons]

When you finally read up on American, not to mention banking and Market history, I'll be able to engage in debate, with you. Until that time ( and it would really help, massively, if you also understood that money is proportional, to the time frame ), we're through, finished, completed, done with this banal exchange. There's absolutely NO sense in continuing . :-)

[#3Fan]

When you finally read up on American, not to mention banking and Market history, I'll be able to engage in debate, with you.

OK, then tell me when a company has risked more than twice the GNP on their investments.

Until that time ( and it would really help, massively, if you also understood that money is proportional, to the time frame ), we're through, finished, completed, done with this banal exchange. There's absolutely NO sense in continuing . :-)

Money is also proportional to positions held contemporaneously. There are 5000 major companies in the U.S.. For one to control assets equal to twice the GNP shows a definite imbalance.