Capitalism Must Die! A Series in Parts: Part 22

movement of capital

Massive amounts of money pouring into stocks, commodity markets, metals, bonds, credit, currencies, and other instruments of speculation has been causing instability as the amount of fictitious value in the economy increases. As investors begin to acknowledge that their investments aren’t based on real value, this fictitious value becomes toxic. Financial crises occur as investors sell off their worthless investments. After prices collapse, the risks once again become attractive and buying begins anew.

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