Suddenly I thought of a discussion about the Great Depression: Many people think that the Great Depression was a lack of money in society, but in fact, the economic depression was a huge gap between the rich and the poor, and the liquidity of money became worse. In an environment where 3% of the group occupies 97% of the wealth of the whole society, any measures to stimulate consumption are useless, because the 3% of people have limited spending power, he cannot eat 20 meals a day, nor can he buy 10 LV bags a day. The rich can't consume so much, and ordinary people have no money to spend, which leads to deflation, which becomes the Great Depression, and the result is that wealth is even more immobile. On the one hand, there is the data in the last post - retail investors who can get 1w u are less than 5w, and on the other hand, four's pre-sale quickly raised $200 million, which makes people sigh that big investors are really rich...... The phrase "confidence is more precious than...
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