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Re: mr_cash4 post# 10582

Saturday, 04/16/2005 9:30:53 PM

Saturday, April 16, 2005 9:30:53 PM

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re ZS:

Mr. Cash, yes and toppcats dilutional factor, although a great point, doesn't change the fact that splitting a stock does not change the zero-sum.

A stock is only worth what I can sell it for. If abc splits 3 for 1 the new shares are worth 1/3of the old ones...doesn't matter who holds them. Bottom line someone has to SELL them before we can determine their worth and that means someone has to BUY them.

Zero-Sum does change however over time due to the injection of liquidity into world systems. For example: the creation of funds by the FED. The trade off is they must SELL debt to finance the liquidity.

Hypothesis #2 Asia IS money heaven.




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