You are crushing me. I want to own the entire stock market, but you won’t let me. Let’s stick it at a firm 35% then, and let competition devour itself. Wealth, of course, is meaningless, but information isn’t. What is it that happens when you marry a stock? You suddenly expose yourself to letting your moral worth determine the fate of the company. That is important, because it means that just one single sinful stockholder could drive a company to bankruptcy. I own stock because I want to morally protect myself, because people always have an innate desire to destroy the poor. If I don’t own stock, I will sin. How does this relate to informationalism, though? The informationalist is not a value investor, nor a quantitative trader, rather he is someone who relies on honor, and the processing of information, to make a company more valuable. The wealth limit ends up being how much love you have collected for the shareholders and customers of the company, through management. Convey your personality, and let your companies adapt themselves to you, for that is datalism.

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