Lazarus
21 Oct 2024
Off-Topic / Stock Market Talk and Trading - part 2 [747]
Yet again the Michigan Mystic doubles down as he tries to lie his way out of trouble! But the problem is that Jimmy Poorhouse has nothing to bet with, just as he has nothing to invest!
You can no more buy an exchange-traded fund than you can buy a listed company. If you buy 100% of a listed company, it no longer meets the requirements to be listed. Instead you buy shares in a listed company. For example, I own shares in Marks & Spencer, I do not own Marks & Spencer! In the same way, one buys units or shares in an ETF. Unless you're a utterly moronic as Jimmy Poorhouse, in which case you buy nothing (because you have so little money that you can't even buy a cup of tea in a cafe) and instead pretend that you've bought an entire fund. And then you make it crystal clear that you're a f*cking moron by coming out with such insane sh!t as
But maybe Jimmy Poorhouse is finally starting to realise he's leaving no room at all to misunderstand how little he knows about finance: he's stopped even pretending to claim that he's better trained, better qualified and better informed than the analysts who write reports that wannabe day traders can only dream about accessing.
Yet again the Michigan Mystic doubles down as he tries to lie his way out of trouble! But the problem is that Jimmy Poorhouse has nothing to bet with, just as he has nothing to invest!
You can no more buy an exchange-traded fund than you can buy a listed company. If you buy 100% of a listed company, it no longer meets the requirements to be listed. Instead you buy shares in a listed company. For example, I own shares in Marks & Spencer, I do not own Marks & Spencer! In the same way, one buys units or shares in an ETF. Unless you're a utterly moronic as Jimmy Poorhouse, in which case you buy nothing (because you have so little money that you can't even buy a cup of tea in a cafe) and instead pretend that you've bought an entire fund. And then you make it crystal clear that you're a f*cking moron by coming out with such insane sh!t as
market indices are called ETF's
But maybe Jimmy Poorhouse is finally starting to realise he's leaving no room at all to misunderstand how little he knows about finance: he's stopped even pretending to claim that he's better trained, better qualified and better informed than the analysts who write reports that wannabe day traders can only dream about accessing.




