The stock market was never built for you. I know that's hard to...

I know that's hard to hear.
But once you see how the game actually works you can't unsee it.
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Because they reinvest everything into growth.
A company paying a big dividend has essentially stopped growing.
They have too much cash and nowhere to put it.
So they throw it to shareholders.
That's not a reward.
That's a sign of stagnation.
That's the risk you're told to accept.
But the CEOs and their inner circle?
They never accept that same risk.
Remember COVID?
CEOs sold shares and stepped down right before the crash.
Then collected bonuses after the bailout.
Who took the loss?
You did.
If it gets bad enough the government steps in with a bailout.
But not with their money.
With yours.
Taxpayer money.
From people who couldn't even afford to invest in the first place.
So you lose as a shareholder.
And lose again as a taxpayer.
Rigged both ways.
He's right.
It's the natural next step.
When you've already figured out how to take the everyday person's money through stocks the next move is just to make the gambling more obvious.
At least in a casino you know the house always wins.
In stocks they hide it.
They don't run the company.
They don't build the product.
They don't serve the customer.
They inflate the numbers.
And provide liquidity for the ones at the top to exit.
You're not an investor.
You're the last one holding the bag.
Hoping to get out before the CEO does.
If they sell a lot they make good money.
Simple.
But that system doesn't let them extract wealth from everyday people.
So instead they created stocks.
And Robinhood.
And crypto casinos.
And bailouts funded by people too poor to invest.
The exit from all of it?
Bitcoin. Self custody. Sound money.
Not your keys. Not your coins.
Not your shares. Not your wealth.
Stack sats. Opt out. π
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