[Jeff Head]

The problem is that the market has become conceptual...too conceptual as far as I am concerned, as in smoke and mirrors.

On the other hand, cars, computer hardware, steel to build buildings, dams and other things with, wood for homes, fruit that we eat to feed ourselves, clothes that we wear ... all of this "stuff" is not conceptual. It is real.

[A. Pole]

The problem is that the market has become conceptual...too conceptual as far as I am concerned, as in smoke and mirrors. On the other hand, cars, computer hardware, steel to build buildings, dams and other things with, wood for homes, fruit that we eat to feed ourselves, clothes that we wear ... all of this "stuff" is not conceptual. It is real.

Fed said: "let them eat the conceptual".