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What seems to me missing from Norman Brown is not only the idea of the Game
but any concept of the paperness of our paper markets, what we all learned in
basic economics as the multiplier. Grant all that compulsive work to make the ...
What seems to me missing from Norman Brown is not only the idea of the Game
but any concept of the paperness of our paper markets, what we all learned in
basic economics as the multiplier. Grant all that compulsive work to make the ...
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A stock is, for all practical purposes, a piece of paper that sits in a bank vault.
Most likely you will never see it. It may or may not have an Intrinsic Value; what it
is worth on any given day depends on the confluence of buyers and sellers that
day.
A stock is, for all practical purposes, a piece of paper that sits in a bank vault.
Most likely you will never see it. It may or may not have an Intrinsic Value; what it
is worth on any given day depends on the confluence of buyers and sellers that
day.
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A group of underwriters sold some stock to the public and the market on the first
day capitalized — i.e., decided — that the earnings of SDS were worth a paper
value of $50 million. That made Max's piece worth a little less than $10 million.
A group of underwriters sold some stock to the public and the market on the first
day capitalized — i.e., decided — that the earnings of SDS were worth a paper
value of $50 million. That made Max's piece worth a little less than $10 million.
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2 Mister Johnsons Reading List | 15 |
3 Can Ink Blots Tell You Whether You Are | 33 |
4 Is the Market Really a Crowd? | 43 |
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Money Game Volumen5787 de Dell book |
| Autor | Adam Smith |
| Editor | Random House, 1969 |
| Largo | 253 páginas |
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